Length of screws? I need to determine that the screws won't penetrate too far & right through my cabinet doors if product is mounted inside.
569553
Sorry, but I do not remember their exact length. They were less than 1". They come with drywall anchors. Not sure how safe or secure the unit will serve on a moving cabinet door. Also, make sure you have a solid wood door cabinet. Otherwise it might not hold.
569554
I did not use the Kuchenprofi. I made my own and glued them to the inside cabinet doors and they work great. I used some rare earth magnets from Amazon.
569555
You need to measure door thicknsss and if need be go and buy shorter screws, if you are going to hang heavy items other than knives use a like wood backing plate. hope this helps
569556
Not a problem. You can buy replacement screws to suit your application at any hardware store for less than a dollar.
1532479
Probably too long. I decided to put mine in the wall because if I put them into the cabinet they would have got all the way through. Really I should have just bought smaller screw's but I was to lazy and didn't care.
866723
They did not fit my cabinets so I had to purchase more at the hardware store. If I remember they were about an inch long if even that long.
452042
Yes. Long enough for cabinet doors, but need longer screws for bifold doors. Great product!!
1017288
About 1 1/2 ". I suppose you could use shorter screws in wood. We mounted them into the drywall using the plastic mollies and 1.5 " screws.
981751
The screws were 1/2" long and you can use industrial strength double sided tape also or instead of. We used the screws onto cupboard of our RV and the tape at bottom to avoid rattles..Instructions are included. It is wonderful and we were able to cut it down to our size cupboard. We have a B Class, M/Home. I love it and so safe.
2175984
I'll do my best to answer your question because mine is mounted to the underside of kitchen cabinet next to sink so it was bit difficult to measure; however, to the best of my ability I measured the following: distance between screw holes on the long inside wood part is 6 & 6/8 inches on center (which is probably what you're asking for mounting).
2111361
I just purchased 4 of these items and they did not come with the mounting screws as shown in the advertisement. I went to my local hardware store and bought the needed screws, you'll need #6-32 x 1 1/2 inch
712912
The screws come with the knobs. I did need a few longer ones. I just took the knob and screw to a hardware store and they found the right ones. Of course the length depends on how thick your cupboards or drawers are. Mine varied.
142431
Screws are 1 inch long. they fit in both drawers and cabinets for my kitchen but then I don't have a raised panel..........
1289791
My desk is 1" thick. Now that it's installed, don't know how long the screws were.
1017291
I measured mine - 1 1/4 inch total but only an inch goes in the wall (cabinet). I'm sure you could use shorter screws of the same width (Home Depot or lowes) if you wanted it screwed in.
2112491
The screws seemed relatively short to me, certainly less than an inch long. There are several screws. I was using a hollow-core door as a desktop, and after I bought this drawer, my roommate made me a new desktop out of solid plywood, 5/8" thick, and the screws went into that nicely. The Fellowes keyboard drawer is very sturdy, and I like it a lot, once it was assembled.
108122
The screws measure 13" across the cabinet interior when installed. Measure inside you cabinet to make sure you have enough clearance within the interior (i.e. shelf width within the cabinet). If you are concerned about the depth, you should be OK as the unit measures 13" and the screws are 3 1/4" and 7 1/2" front to back. Four screws in all.
1641554
Agree with other replies, screws are cheap if you need shorter ones. I like the product well enough to have used it in multiple homes. Go for it.
1071111
There were two screws provided... One is a wood screw type that doesn't go all the way through the door. You can use that one if you have a solid wood door but wouldn't provide sufficient holding power on a hollow fiber or steel door type. The other is a machine type screw that does go all the way through the door from the outside and has a finished threaded "button" fitting on the inside for hollow core doors. That's the one I had to use. Just shows up on the inside as a 5/16" or so button looking thing on the inside. Doesn't look bad at all.
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.