Could i mount this on double cabinet doors? Would i have to purchase 2 kits?
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This was my first attempt so I can tell you it will not work. First, the metal is not as heavy duty as it should be to support that weight. Second, the way this is meant to work 2 kits can not be used. You might try to find a better product that can support this or go to plan "B".
460111
My unit is attached to a single door 14.5 inches wide. In it's original configuration, the door opened on hinges on the left; it now pulls directly out. If I understood your question correctly, I believe you can do the same. The only extra step that I can see is attaching the two doors together to make a single unit then attaching it to the Rev-A-Shelf hardware in the standard manner. I've owned the unit for almost one year and have been very pleased with it.
460112
This is for a pull out door. It the double door acts as a single door it would work. Usually when you have double doors there is a stop between the doors. This would not interfere with the operation of the slide out door. It the doors overlap it would have to be the top door and the mechanism set inside to clear the other door over lap. I have not tried this type of set up but from installing a single one this would be my best recommendation.
460113
My unit is attached to a single door 14.5 inches wide. In it's original configuration, the door opened on hinges on the left; it now pulls directly out. If I understood your question correctly, I believe you can do the same. The only extra step that I can see is attaching the two doors together to make a single unit then attaching it to the Rev-A-Shelf hardware in the standard manner.I've owned the unit for almost one year and have been very pleased with it.
460114
I can't imagine that you could do that because its only so wide......how would the doors stand up? You have to take the hinges off the doors tomake it slide.
460115
Not sure I totally understand your question. It is designed to attach to one door only based. It can't be used for two separate doors unless somehow they were already connected as one door.
59476
I have a double door cabinet with a vertical bar in the middle. I bought two Rev-a-shelves and installed on on each side. The shelves mount on the bottom and side of the cabinet, so each mounts individually.
453536
You should be able to mount with doublesided tape, but I cannot say how much weight it would be able to hold. I mounted mine in our camper, but screwed into studs where possible, and used plastic anchors where there were not studs available.
153831
Yes. You will need two sets. We have 2 30" doors and used two sets. If you email the mfr as I did, they will help you work out the details.
1044868
you would need a second set of wall mounts, but you could do this if you had the extra set.
709979
It would depend upon how deep the cabinet is. When mounting, you would probably want to secure the mounting screws from the inside of the cabinet. The main thing to consider is clearance after you open the ironing board to be sure you have enough room to fold it out in front of the cabinet.
847406
This door mounting kit only works with Rev-a-Shelf brand units. It will not work if you have any brand other than this specific manufacturer. If you have any other brand, save your time and money as they will not work. If you have Rev-a-Shelf product then you should use 2 kits.
1271446
This can be either screw mounted or with tape. Used one way for my front door & the other for my garage door.
550944
I placed one code for each door. I do not know if you can place two on the same door.
1874363
Good question. We had ours installed in a single, but we purchased the Rev-a-shelf first then gave it to our cabinet maker and told him to build a cabinet to fit the shelf instead of the other way around.If you were to put it in a double, my question would be where do you mount the other side of the shelf? There would have to be some type of wall there to bolt or screw the other rails to.Hope that helped.Doug
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Eric , Im not sure if it will work or not. You could always drill a hole in the mounting plate so that it will be mounted on two studs.
946444
I don't see a way to make that work with the way the mount is designed. You'll need to mount to two studs.
383099
Yes, I am sure you can. I did not personally, but since you have to mark and pre-drill holes through the fort floor beams to mount these two anyway, all you'd have to do is make sure you are using the mounting board from the attachment that you want in each location as a template for drilling your mounting holes.
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Yes, I have two units mounted in this manner side by side. The door over;aps past the edge og the cabinet everso slightly. I did leave 1/8" spacing which looks fine as the gap between the doors is approximately that much. Mine are suraface mounted, not recessed. Not familar with hinge problem.
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Honestly, I don't remember where I put this mount, probably for a TV we built into the kitchen cabinets. Given the hole setup, it doesn't look possible to span two studs. Looks like two screws/bolts into one stud vertically, which should be fine. It would be best to put this into a stud, but there are drywall anchors that are more than capable of taking this weight. Not those push in plastic ones, but something like this: http://www.menards.com/main/store/20090519001/items/media/Hardware/COBRA002/Prod_Tech_Spec/FlipToggle-tech_spec.pdf
30337
There are mounting holes for the hinges on both side of the cabinet, so if one flips the door it should work.
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These can be mounted to the back of the cabinet, rather than the sides, and are very sturdy once installed. I think you should therefore have enough clearance. Why don't you order one. It comes fully assembled, so you will be able to know immediately if it works. It's Amazon; you can always return it if it doesn't work. I love mine. I used them in every cabinet.