Are there any under the sink storage bibs that do not require drilling any holes. Since when is "easy installation" something that requires holes?
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You dont need a drill. Get a nail about the size of the screw and hammer it in half the screw length. Pull it out, set the base, screw in the screw with a screw driver. Righty tighty. So you need a hammer and a screw driver, 1 good size nail. Easy
1661203
You can use museum putty to keep the sliding base in place without needing to make holes in your cabinet. It sticks nice and solid and removes with no residue. It's sold on here Amazon. Perhaps the heavy duty 3M strips would work too to hold it in place.
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Thank you for contacting us. The sliding cabinet has an easy installation that requires holes so the item does not slide out and fall out of the cabinet. We do have other items that are not sliding cabinets that are more stackable bins that may be helpful.
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I drilled holes in the one I purchased. Was not too tough to drill through at all.
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The sink is designed to be mounted under the countertop. There are no holes cut in the sink to accommodate a faucet. Given the heavy gauge I would say drilling holes is not an option.I would contact Kraus or the distributor for a recommendation. We are VERY HAPPY with this sink. It is pure quality throughout.
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There is a washer that is goes underneath the sink. It has to be "threaded with all thd hoses, slid up against the unerneat side of the sink and secured. I don't remember just how. Your instructions should show this. It's been some time since it was installed and my memory fades a little quicker these days. Lot's of luck. Joe
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The confined space of being under my sink was more of a hassel than the actual mounting. The instructions are fairly straight forward, and I think most people could install it without a problem. I wouldn't imagine you would need a plumber.
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Some diving boards have no holes. You have to drill them yourself and others come drilled. You should be able to click on the item to see a diagram of the board
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My plumber recomended a "grid" drain only for this sink, as it does not have an overflow. You can install it with a compact "euro" style trap, which looks very nice, but is a little pricey. I actually used a conventional one, and it works just fine.
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The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
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No drain holes. If installed indoors you don't want any spilled liquid to run out onto floor, if outside you could easily drill holes.
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No holes... Holes would defeat one of the major purposes of a shelf liner: to keep dust/dirt/spills OFF the shelves. I've never seen a shelf liner of any type with holes! But the product's ribs allow for air flow under and around stored items, which seems to be sufficient.
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My experience is no, since the cover holder cradles the cover vs being a 'towel rack' style. Basically there's no leverage to do so. While this one doesn't require any drilling, the other style did allow you to get at least half the cover over the tub. Hope this helps.
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It is very easy to put on and take off, they are suction cups : ) Not sure about drilling holes, if you place it under an awning or cover of some kind, I wouldn't think you would have a need for drainage. The gentleman I purchased this for is REALLY enjoying all of the different birds that come to eat : )
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No holes, I think that is a good thing, if any liquid gets on them it does not get to cabinet. I love this item, can't believe it took so long for someone to discover this.
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Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question... » Read More Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren « Show Less
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No drilling required, uses existing holes and fasteners. But be careful installing because a mistake may be permanent.
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No holes so you may put this on your countertop. That's where we keep ours. It is more a collection tray so that if water accumulates you may just tip it over into the sink to drain.
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No holes. If you're putting it in your sink you don't need to use the tray. The tray would used to protect your countertop from getting wet if set outside the sink. It's a good product - I recommend!