Does this have a way to hang on the inside of a cabinet door? I had one that looks like this and had a way of hanging with a couple screws.
443574
There are two notches in the back of the lid, but if it was hanging from the notches, you'd need to remove the bucket before lifting the lid. You could put up hooks and hang it by the handle.
443575
yes there is a spot on each side for a screw. put the screw in the door and slide the container down on to the screws
419302
It has two hooks that are mounted to the back of the armoir frame and then can be hung over the door itself. You don't have to screw in your door at all.
1844510
I don't think you can hang it from a closed door, but at one point I had them attached to a pull-up bar in a doorway. The kind I had was removable and cheap, but very functional.
374814
I believe the screws that come with the towel holder may be too long to use on a wall-mounted cabinet (depending on your cabinets). I know they were too long for ours. However, a quick trip to Home Depot with one of those screws and a cabinet thickness measurement, and you could buy shorter screws. The plate that you screw into the mounting surface swivels on the rod, so you should be able to mount it on a wall, under a cabinet, inside a lower cabinet door, etc.
1601096
No, the adhesive just holds it in place while you screw it in. It comes with three little screws -- long enough to hold it securely, but not so long as to poke through the inside of your cabinet. The description was unclear; I don't think it mentioned the screws.
1265854
We did not try hanging it from the door. The only way I can see it possible is if it had a longer hook to extend outward so the bucket won't be at an angle. Any hardware store should have a hook that would work.
2082934
Ours doesn't. I believe that there is a way to do it but when my husband put it in there was something about screwing it to the door frame. We are renting so we didn't screw it in and we put a stick in it.
603384
You could just hang one upside down (thereby making the door reversible). We did something similar in one of our bathrooms with a larger medicine cabinet, though, and I wish we'd just purchased a larger cabinet. If you want to hang yours a bit apart, though, I think it would work well.
1485106
It doesn't connect to the door. The pole is attached to the floor of cabinet and then to the underside of countertop. Look at that underside to see if there is wood there to attach with screws. If you have solid counter top, there could be a need for extra bracing in the exact right spot.
648711
You can certainly remove the hanging brackets that go over the door and attach using the pre-drilled holes. It should hang just fine using that means.
377169
Greetings! It hangs easily with no extra screws. I plan to get another one at some point. Hope this helps!
1484068
I don't remember any hangers. Mine has simply 4 holes in the back at the corners that you put screws though to secure to the wall. You can use those holes or drill your own if you need to drill into studs; so you simply turn it over to mount with door opening the other way. Shelf is halfway between top and bottom, so cabinet is the same either way.
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I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws. Enjoy your rack!
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I bought this product and it is hanging on a cabinet door. The hanging bracket is attached to the part that holds the waste bin. It is 3 inches from this point to where it forms a right angle, making a 1 inch part that goes over the top of the cabinet door, then another right angle, making a 3/8inch bit that hangs down on outside of cabinet door. I hope this helps - hard to explain without drawing a picture. The cabinet door has to be close to 1 inch thick.
1170364
I hang both of mine (kitchen and bathroom) on the inside of the cabinets. There are out of site, yet still accessible.
1800161
You know I did not hang it up I attached it to the hand towel rack and hung it that way - sorry I couldn't be more helpful. I would think you would have to screw it into the wall with one of those plastic caps in first then the screw to keep it in place. good luck
1497910
This is a fairly heavy piece. I wouldn't trust hanging it from your standard hollow interior door. If you happened to have a solid wooden door then you could hang it with confidence. The hardware that comes with it is for mounting on a wall (screws and drywall anchors).