How do they attach? Could they be monted on the inside of a cabnet door?
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They have a sticky strip on the back side. Yes, you can mount them on the inside of a cabinet door. That is how I used them. Be advised though that the sticky stip is very weak. I replaced it with a 3M Command strip on each end and now they work great.
462980
Yes they can be mounted. They come with small screws. They don't hold with just the adhesive.
462981
There is a backing on the back of each one of these. Just peel it off, and attach it wherever you want it to go, inside the cabinet, on the door or outside of whatever you are using. Make sure that you decide which order you are going to use for the spices because some are longer than others. It is really easy, just make sure that you press hard to make sure that they are attached good before putting the spices in. Jean H.
462982
They have a sticky backing to them and they are scored after each clip so you can make it smaller if needed. Just make sure that you clean the door very well. I used window cleaner then cleaned with a cotton ball and rubbing alcohol to make sure it was really clean. I have had mine on the inside of my cabinet I think for over a year now. The McCormick bottles work best, or ones that have the smaller neck like the picture shows. Hope this helps. I absolutely love mine.
462983
Tape. Just like the 3M hooks for any wall. The spices are still hanging and I recommend them.
462984
I love the spice rack. I bought it to use in in my RV. I have them mounted on the inside of the cabinet door. They hold my salt, pepper, garlic and other spices. They attach with 2 sided tape. IMPORTANT : clean the area with alcohol first !! After attaching to the cabinet I left them for 24 hours before I put the weight of the spice on them. I figure if later they come off I can get more 2 sided tape or a small screw. I love not having my spices sliding all over the cabinet. I have never had one come off. They are great.
462985
They attach with double sided tape (that is provided) so technically you could put it anywhere the tape would stick - including the inside of a door which is where I had mine. However it didn't stick well for me and only lasted under a week before falling off. I tried buying more double sided adhesive - only lasted a couple days (even with small plastic containers like in the pic). I plan on going back and trying to mount inside cabinet door with small screws but just haven't taken the time to do that yet.
462986
I packed mine back up and sent them back! Soooooooo Cheap! To cheap looking, I don't think they would last long before they crack if you didn't line the groves up right.
1517549
It needs to be mounted with screw - I think they are about 1 inch line or maybe less. So if your door is thick and solid I would think yes
1763755
They have a sticky back. So you could put them anywhere. They are fairly thick though so you might check if they fit between the door and the door frame.
1368782
They screw in to the bottom of the cabinet. They are removable but will leave holes
1920017
Only one of the two connectors need to be on the door itself. You can use a stick'em or glue if you want. The unit can hang onthe wall or trim.
37697
The implements provided to hang this product only attach to that part of your hinges that contains the hinge pins. In that your hinges are on the outside of your pantry, then the Cabidor would have to be hung on the outside of the door. Only way I can see for the product to be installed inside the door would be to rebuild your door jamb and refit the door so it swings inward. Seems like a big project and probably not worth the time, expense and effort. There are other options you can buy that hang those vinyl-coated wire racks on either side of the door. Some screw directly on the door and some hang from the top of the door. Check out these type products: Adjustable Door Rack The implements provided to hang this product only attach to that part of your hinges that contains the hinge pins. In that your hinges are on the outside of your pantry, then the Cabidor would have to be hung on the outside of the door. Only way I can see for the product to be installed inside the door would be to rebuild your door jamb and refit the door so it swings inward. Seems like a big project and probably not worth the time, expense and effort. There are other options you can buy that hang those vinyl-coated wire racks on either side of the door. Some screw directly on the door and... » Read More The implements provided to hang this product only attach to that part of your hinges that contains the hinge pins. In that your hinges are on the outside of your pantry, then the Cabidor would have to be hung on the outside of the door. Only way I can see for the product to be installed inside the door would be to rebuild your door jamb and refit the door so it swings inward. Seems like a big project and probably not worth the time, expense and effort. There are other options you can buy that hang those vinyl-coated wire racks on either side of the door. Some screw directly on the door and some hang from the top of the door. Check out these type products: Adjustable Door Rack « Show Less
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These are slightly thicker than the average "bumper" so it might hold the door/drawer open a bit too much if you doubled them up. Traditionally you put them on the door but that's not carved in stone. They would work just as well if placed on the frame of the cabinet although for appearances sake I wouldn't. Another use I've found is to put them on the two lower corners of picture frames. It helps keep them hanging straight.
920883
If the wood door has metal cladding, you very likely will have a problem. Attach a short piece of copper bell wire to the push button's spiral antenna, thread it through a hole in the plastic mount and the door, and let a short length extend on the inside.
797375
Yes they do show on the outside of the door, 1" worth. I don't think there is any other way to design this though, unless you're prepared to drill holes in the door to secure them? (I wasn't.) The hooks are "S" shaped and are designed to go through the rings on the top of the organizer, but I think you could hang them on to hooks drilled into a wall or door. I had originally planned to attach the organizer to the inside wall of a walk in closet but decided to hang it over the door instead. Pockets fit my husband's shoes. Hope this helps!
560176
if you are really mounting a barn door you might want to look for appropriate "galvanized" hardware for that purpose. This hardware for indoor applications. Check Home Depot or Lowes.
2034927
There aren't magnets on the top to attach to a metal door. The only magnets are in the middle where you walk through. If you don't attach the sides to a fixed wooden door then it will just come undone.
704022
No. Most interior doors are hollow and so it would not hold up attached to an interior door. It is better attached to a stud.
1009174
It would have to be a really thin door. I cannot see how it could work on a standard interior door without a lot of work.
983507
I'd worry more about the depth of the screw if your doors are thin. If you have 1/2 thickness on your cab door, these will work. Less than that, I'm not sure. If you're worried about the hardness of the wood, pre-drill and add a little soap (liquid or dry--doesn't matter) to each screw right before you screw it in. I installed mine on the back side of a pantry door.
803971
Then could be drilled to secure them together. Be careful the wood is particle board. If you plan on drilling the doors to add a lock I'm not sure that would work out again with the wood.
2072514
I believe the bowls only attach to the door. There isn't anywhere inside that they would attach to.
38549
No. They're flat metal, about a 16th of an inch thick. My doors are 1 3/8" and hooks just fit. The hooks are separate pieces that fit into eyelets at the top of the holder, so you could use your own hooks.