How do you get this to sit flush against the wall corner if you have molding along the carpet (mine is 3/4" x 5"). Any thoughts?
1656347
I went to lowes and got the precut small packs of wood wedges for door frame shimming. Tapped a few under each side. Trimmed them with a knife. Was rock solid when I was done. Hope this helps!
1656348
Mine is in a closet and I took off the trim . If your is out in the open u could cut the trim out of the area u need to make it fit
1656349
The unit comes with wall Spacers. Apparently some buyers didn't install them or maybe didn't receive them.I have this Its a great home defense safe it will fit snug for standard base board. If you live in a home with some premium base board tile ect it would not be to difficult to ave these modified or just make your own.
1656350
It doesn't sit flush with the wall corner. There are spacers that give it a solid connection to the wall without being flush.
1790107
Try to contact the vendor's customer service directly. I called because I was looking for a filler piece since this is a corner install.M-F, 8am to 5pm PST Tel: 310-808-9600 Email: info@kitchenbathcollection.com
1083228
This is just a normal 3d rectangle shaped cabinet. I don't think it will help for the corner.
2229904
if you have baseboard there will be space. We actually cut into our baseboard so it sat flush to the wall.
2123029
Just takes a little force. Make sure all sides are lined up then it should seat with some pressure. I also thought it went in a little hard but it did go with more force. Good luck. I really like my unit and I think you will too.
1742087
I understand exactly what you're talking about. I had that same problem. Try to do it BEFORE you mount it on the wall. In other words. play around with it a little and see if you can do it WITHOUT mounting first. I just checked mine and it is sitting perfectly, but it can be a pain to get it right. It WILL fit, but it will try your patience first.
641696
I dont quite understand question. If you want to do a corner mat, you should be able to fit the pieces together. Hope this helps.
2044911
Follow the template, but you need to recess the to holder 1.5 inches into the wall for it to be flush with the finished surface....
531271
I have developed the same problem ! Instead of pushing it in directly, try sliding it in from the bottom of the position.I can get it to stay like that, but it doesn't go in all the way. Still, it stays in place although not perfectly.If i find another solution, i will let you know.
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I have allowed 37" to the front edge of the angle (V shape). That puts it about 4" off the wall on each side. If you are putting this on a floor with wall to wall carpeting it would be difficult to push the cabinet onto the tack rail holding the carpet down. This is a beautiful cabinet and we have enjoyed it.
1700999
I do not recommend this item on wood floors. I have carpet, and I still have to have this lean a little bit against a wall due to the poorly designed/made 3rd leg.
1790109
Try to contact the vendor's customer service directly. I called because I was looking for a filler piece since this is a corner install. M-F, 8am to 5pm PST Tel: 310-808-9600 Email: info@kitchenbathcollection.com
975958
There were no instructions with mine either. But I put the beige side up. The blue side stuck much better to my hard-wood floor. If your using it on carpet I don't know which would be better honestly. But for hard-wood, beige side up.
1089331
can't sat exactly. You must assemble the piece so it's rectangular, maybe 2 x 4
2162830
I have hardwood, sculptured carpet, and deep plush but not shag carpet. I do have some area or runner rugs on top of both my carpets and hardwood and it seems to negotiate the transitions quite well. It will actually back up and hit it from an angle or a running start if it can't mount the transition head on after giving it a few tries. It will, however, push around any rug on hardwood that don't have a slideproof backing or one of those rubberized mats under it.
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Probably 3/4 of an inch. The problem would be holding the angled flats on the molding correctly.
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I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?