I have a vertical slot between my cabinet which is 4 inches wide. Can I mount this vertically instead of horizontally to hold my knives(not swinging)?
1819291
When this is attached under a cabinet, there's a wood block that attaches under the cabinet that adds depth (so the knife block still is usable even with the lower lip of the cabinetry). The actual knife block is attached to that block (as well as the metal hardware that provides the swivel action). All of this measures to an almost exact 4 inches. If it fits, the block would still swivel, but I don't know if the weight of the knives would cause the knife handles to always face downward. It *seems* like it would be fine.
1819292
You could remove the swivel, then the block is only 2-1/2 inches thick. Then you would need to drill holes through your cabinet and place screws through the holes in your cabinet to screw into the holes in the block. This could work nicely.
1424061
This won't work as the bracketry is too wide for your cabinet. You can shim out a wider cabinet but can't reduce the width of this product.
75964
I have mine horizontally with 6 knives hung handle down. They also stick handle up. The magnets are quite strong so I would think you could hang it vertically.
731664
I don't see why not. You would have to obviously use short screws and there would be space in between the handles of the knives and the bottom of the drawer, but it should work.
2117258
Yes. Depending on available holes an their spacing, I can mount my knife in multiple orientations.
1493547
Sorry on the slow response, out camping! :-) absolutely, but remember this holder is 13 3/4 inches wide, so you would need at least a 15" wide door. also, the holder needs to be mounted high enough from the bottom that the handles do not protrude in such a way that you can't close the door, I'd say about 8 inches from the bottom. Does that make sense? The knife holder can not be any wider than about an inch less than the width of the door and installed about 8 inches from the bottom of the door. hope this helps
854946
No you have to screw this one to a wall or cabinet. You could probably get some good double sided tape or gorilla glue it to your fridge. I ended up attaching mine vertically. It holds all of my lighter knives that way no problem.
377823
These can be mounted to the back of the cabinet, rather than the sides, and are very sturdy once installed. I think you should therefore have enough clearance. Why don't you order one. It comes fully assembled, so you will be able to know immediately if it works. It's Amazon; you can always return it if it doesn't work. I love mine. I used them in every cabinet.
854945
I don't really know because I wall mounted them. I wouldn't think so though because they are barely strong enough to hold the knives.
1130853
We used velcrow under our new cabinets because I didn't want screws in the cabinets. You could mount this vert or horiz with velcrow or scews, but scews do work better.
151382
You could try... however, I do not think that the slots for the cases is deep enough to hold them in place if it were mounted horizontally. I tipped mine over and before it got anywhere near horizontal a few DVDs fell out. As it is completely full, I didn't want to make a big mess by putting it fully horizontal, so I cannot say definitively....
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
2034455
There are three holes in an upside down triangle shape in the upper half of the overall unit and positioned in a mounting plate in the center of the unit. So you would have to attach to the middle part of your cabinet door. It is not suitable for cabinets that have a very thin door.
1160106
Sandy, I have my large knives in this in-drawer knife holder & they are sit appx. 2-1/2" high in the holder. I don't see a problem with your drawer hight. Ann
1823647
I didn't either so I cut dados/slots in the sides of the cabinet to give just enough clearance for these guys to fit. Only ended up being about 1/4" deep + the existing gap between the drawer and cabinet side walls. Is that an option on your project? Good luck!
2031316
Sure you can, the clearance seems to apply more to the sides while the top clearance seems to be more for circulation in an enclosed cabinet. Mine is mounted on the counter with several objects on top without an issue. By the way, this microwave is the Bomb, glad I bought it.
366224
It's hard to know without seeing the drawers. Depending on the type of drawer and the frame around it, it might be possible to put the latch at the side so you'd be drilling horizontally instead of vertically.