Does the door need to open well past 90 degrees to slide the wooden racks out? Need to put against wall on hinge side
514739
Yes, in order to pull out the racks, the door must be opened past 90 degrees. The door needs just under 180 degrees.
514740
Yes, the door needs to open to 135 degrees in order to slide the wooden racks out.
1665414
The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
1696100
Good day, Although ours is surface mounted, its dimensions allow for recessed installation. According to one previous responder the cabinet should not be fully recessed to allow the door to open at 180 degrees.
623796
No, it opens straight up and back (that's where the hinge is). Only concern is that it is quite tall if you plan to place it under a counter.
1452832
Yes it is normal. You have nothing to worry about. The hinges are to lose for it to stay up at 90 degrees.
1519053
It can but it won't sit at 90 degrees. It over closes slightly to keep it pressed against an L channel you will install to catch the door. I used silicone to affix the plastic L channel in addition to the sticky tape provided. It works well.
473313
I haven't installed this one yet. Installed similar at prior home. Should be able to mount from either side. With the door open at a 90 degree angle, it should take no more than 1 additional inch of the remaining opening.
1136498
The hinge side can be at 90 degrees, and I believe the latch side can be too.
148823
Yes. The door opened into the garage. Facing the door, the hinges were on the left side. When the door is opened at a 90 degree angle, it stays open without holding the door. The unit works very well. Haven't had any problems.
572708
In a sense, yes. All you have to do is rotate the unit 180-degrees. Since it is symmetrical, that effectively moves the door opening to the other side. Obviously, you do this as part of the initial installation prior to installing the shelves.
1672695
It opens slightly over 90 degrees. Doesn't hamper the functionality or ability to clean the inside of it.
2282765
Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.Thank you,Sales Team Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let... » Read More Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.Thank you,Sales Team « Show Less
1391038
The door has a fairly strong magnet. You should not have a problem with them opening unless considerable stress is involved.
1241407
90° will allow the shelves to slide out. You have to slide the shelves out in order to get the bottles to fit properly.
1065446
Yes, the rack is hinged at the bottom and will swing down. Can't say for sure if the clearance will enough for your particular door.
936011
Yes, it is designed to open the entire way (180 deg). The hinge also has a slot in it so if you want you can only open it up to 90 deg and it will stay there, while fixing waffles for example.
234585
No it is 90 degrees I used them to make a drop down breakfast bar in my RV hold my coffee pot toaster etc., while I'm parked. Need it to drop down as when I close one of my slides it would have been in the way. I am very happy with them