Can recessed holder be installed on wood cabinet door and does it come with backing bracket?
1075432
Im not sure about the wood cabinet door. It would probably work if the thickness of the door is similar to the finished thickness of drywall (about 5/8"). Yes it comes with a backing bracket, which should also allow for some flexibility in the material you mount it too (wood cabinet).
1075433
Yes the bracket is included . As long as the wood can be sandwiched between faceplate and bracket .
1075434
I would say yes however, the door must be thick enough. And yes It comes with a backing plate.
1075435
Yes, it does come with a backing bracket. I imagine that you could install it on a wood cabinet door if you have the proper saw to cut out the square. It was no problem for me to use a cheap hand saw on the dry wall.
1075436
it does come with the bracket, for installing it in the door, well, you can I guess, just cut the square in the door (about 5 x 5 inches) as it were Drywall, if there is no other option then that is one. Maybe one that only need drilling will be a better choice.
1696100
Good day, Although ours is surface mounted, its dimensions allow for recessed installation. According to one previous responder the cabinet should not be fully recessed to allow the door to open at 180 degrees.
179557
It came with 3 stackable spacers that allow it to be mounted under the cabinet. We used all 3 as we have cabinets with recessed bottoms. We had no problem mounting it. We made a template for hole location, marked the locations and pre-started the holes before using all three spacers and mounting it. That worked well.
1400075
one side mounts to the back off a cabinet door and the other side mounts on the outside of the cabinet
99797
It mounts to both cabinet and side of the draw. IMPORTANT: measure carefully. It does not come with any rear brackets.
97452
No brackets are included. Simple "L" brackets (4) from a hardware store can attach easily to the sides of the drawer and the underside of your counter.
767874
No, not on mine,measure the thickness of you cabinet door, you can add a thin shim if needed, you can always get shorter screws.
50311
The sink does come with brackets to mount into a wood underpayment. I mounted my sink directly to the underside of granite using construction adhesive.Hope this helps you.
1326234
Either recessed or mount. I did mount. The mountings were higher quality than usual and it looks very nice.
500924
Yes, by you will have to drill some holes in the cabinet door to install. You also need the Rev-A-Shelf pull out can to go with the door mount hinge kit.
1191121
Ours is recess mounted. I believe that is ther way it is designed. The cabinet is very good, but the prodict desription on Amazon is useless - pure puffery.
2071718
Asked my hubby who installed it, and he said he more than likely bought screws to fit (not using the one's enclosed with the product). We also mounted it on the outside of a cabinet, so not a very thick piece of wood. Love the holder, it allows for more counter space now.
26262
There are couple of "brackets holders" included in the mounting package. They work well and install very easily. We installed our over a month ago and so far we have zero problems with the shelves.
1485105
It is screwed right into the wood door. I don't recall if the screws were provided or whether I used my old ones.
2253295
It has double-sided tape in the package -- but that usually works only for a couple of days, especially exposed to the elements. It also has two screws (and appropriate holes) for the bell button assembly--you can mount it to any wooden surface, including the door, I imagine. But it seemed more appropriate to fix it to the frame or the wall near the door.
846683
It screws into the drawer and into the side of the cabinet - screws are included. There are many types of slides, this one does not require any brackets, others do.
546190
It can be installed either right or left side of cabinet. Super easy installation and solidly build.