Can these be used to hang beneath the kitchen cabinet rather than inside? Or will the door not close?
594913
Unless the shelves do not touch the door when it is closed, I don't think it could be used in a cupboard with doors. I think it was intended for open shelves. I suppose grooves could be cut in the shelf for the wires, but most people would not want to do that.
546317
We are using it on a 16" door with no closing issue. It hangs on the inside so as long as your sink isn't too crowded underneath you should be fine. BUT, the hanging "arms" can scratch the door with a lot of jostling (kids..) or rough handling.
1183755
Yes you can. But of course you will have to use a little more force to close the door, but it will stay closed.
850357
These will not work in a hollow door. You need a solid door and then will have to mortise it out. This is not for the beginner.
25448
As long as you have self-closing hinges, these should work. They are not connected to the hinges in any way. They are designed to soften the closing action when self-closing hinges close the door.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
665811
I don't think tape would work with these. I also bought a second set of these to put on some other cabinets, but you have to be careful of the design of the cabinet. The first ones worked well with a thicker edge, with enough room to drill. The second set I tried to put in was on a beveled edge, thinner wood cabinet. The hole for the magnet would have drilled completely through, so they were useless. I'd say you need at least 3/4"-1" of depth, and almost 2" of width at the edge of the cabinet to be safe.
441449
I would say just under the shelf, your cabinet door may not close if you have it outside the cupboard. In addition the way it attaches to the shelf the opening is not very wide so your cupboard at the bottom needs to be thin and flat.I hope this is helpful.
1270879
No, those won't hold. We tried double faced tape, and it won't hold. Part of the issue is that there is a ridge on the top edge of the can that makes it not lay flush against the cabinet door. Also, you cannot use the lid. We don't mind that, but had to cut the ridge off using wire cutters. Then, duck tape seems to work so far.
476775
They wouldn't be very effective on a full size door, they aren't strong enough for that. Even for heavy cabinet doors, the manufacturer recommends using two, from what I remember of the instructions.
1493549
Yes, probably can if: your door is wide enough, and enough space is between the shelves so you can close the door with the knives not hitting. It is a strong magnet so should hold the knives nicely in place.
757430
They will fall out easily! I would recommend laying it down, inside a cabinet. They fit loosely.
1348888
um I don't think so... cause this cabinet is really heavy. I don't think it's good idea to hang in the wall unless you have other solution to hang it with such as support self under to hold it?
473343
You will need 1/2 inch of space on each side. They cannot be mounted under the drawer
1203853
You can but we wanted the stability of using screws. Used short ones so they did not pop up through the cabinet bottoms. We love these lights ! They are nice and bright and provide a lot of under cabinet lighting.
81946
I would think so if the screws had nuts or thin metal washers (with a small hole predrilled in it) that aligned with the supplied screw. Need to assess if reaching inside the cabinet makes this possible. The screws would need to be long enough to go through the cabinet frame, would not want to rely on screws partially through the frame.
990764
I think it would depend upon the kitchen cabinet. I've used command hooks before on my newer wood cabinets with no problem. But my old faux oak cabinets with a paper veneer might not have been good for them. Maybe you could try one on in inside of an lesser used door just to be sure.