My bottom shelves have a 1/2" lip where the face of the cabinet meets the shelf. The shelf is actually recessed down 1/2" Will these work for me?
593819
Unfortunately the bottom rails when extended are approximately 1/8" above the base. I had a similar problem since my cabinets had a 1/4" lip. I solved it by cutting two each 1/4" X 2" strips of Poplar bought from my local Do It Yourself store. For you I would use 1/2" X 2" - easy fix and by the way - you will really like using the roll out drawers.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
593821
No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb
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No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never... » Read More No, not according to the directions. The sliding mechanism would catch on the inside if the lip. But if you are a handy person, buy a 5/8 inch piece of ply wood and cut it , say like an inch smaller than the inside of the cabinet. Get liquid nails and glue it so that the plywood will but up against the lip. Center the plywood.Plywood should be just a tiny bit higher than the lip.Now using the guide that is provided, mark the holes and drill away. I am 82 years old and ran into a similar problem. Where there's a will there's away. Just have to take your time. These things are so neat. Never have to get on knees to find a pan. fmdjeb « Show Less
1759375
I used them on a 1 inch shelf I'm afraid it will not work But they are great dividers
537877
The shelves are fully adjustable, so as long as those fit within the depth and length dimensions for the shelf, then it will fit.
300223
Yes, that is correct. My shelf is only 5/8-3/4 thick, so I have a bit more room. The front trim piece does have a 1/4" lip to prevent items from sliding out the front if it is tipped forward. Hope this is helpful.
2011705
If I'm reading your question correctly, you already have a shelving unit, and you want to know if THESE will fit your unit; is that correct? If so, you will need to tell us about your shelving unit measurement (where the threads will meet). If you measure the diameter across one of the holes at the bottom of one of the base poles, someone can then give an informed answer to your question. Hope that helps to get you the info you need.
1296619
My shelf is about an inch but it's a loose fit. You might need to add tape or something to hold it.
532699
Depth is probably a bit under two inches. My cabinet thickness is more narrow but they worked great for me.
1754833
I would say yes. These are well built and sturdy, the fit will be snug but you want that. Just do not forget to measure the depth front of shelf to bacak of wall.
1447707
Yes they will. There is 4 1/4 " front to back inside the cabinet. Our rolls of toilet paper just fit, with no problem
1992563
Hi, I don't think that should be a problem, the depth on the one I bought is 3" deep. Most of my shot glasses are 4" tall so for the bottom shelves I removed every other shelf. would send picture if I could. I love my cabinet and get lots of comments.
2097478
This shelf is approximately 117/8". If you have another 1/2" between the shelf and the door it would work.
991954
The shelves have a raised edge approximately 3/4" high. I tried to install with the raised edge down and it does not work on the unit I received. The lip must be up. Whether the lip must be up or down seems to vary with different shelves of a similar type. To date I have not seen one that allows for both lip-up and lip-down installation, but apparently Steve H. and others have.
494850
Hi:If the hinges do not get in the way of the sides and there is no face frame I think they will work. I an not sure what European style type cabinet you have. You can always add wood strips, so the slides do not interfere with the door or frame. I hope this helps.
910932
No, they will not fit. Short about 1/4 inch between the shelves; my album covers bowed just a little. What a perfect use for the shelves, though.
342648
The shelving is 9" deep so it should work. Personally, I own 3 of these and love them.
526651
Distance from floor to bottom shelf is 2 1/2". The distance between each shelf is 13", and yes the lip is about 2".
1922298
Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans