Drop down clearance? If this only drops 6" can I get to the back cups? I have a 3.5" face board so this would mount 3.5" up & under my cabinet?
1832236
This was a X-Mas gift for my daughter (not much counter space). It fits into the space she wants it in, but she did not hook it up yet.I think you will be able to get to the back. It was kind of hard to tell, when it was down & trying to hold it up. She will put the ones that aren't used that much into the back.
1832237
I just went to examine mine. my clearance is very shallow. you may be able to get them out but you will be reaching under your counter at that point for sure. and you will not be able to read what your cup choices are without ducking under to look. but it will still mount out of sight if that is your main goal and you will be able to use those holes for storage. hope that helps.
1832238
Yes it would mount 3.5" up and under the cabinet. You might want to consider adding a spacer between the bottom of the cabinet and the coffee keeper. I have a 1" face board. It is not difficult to load if you load the front ones first, then slide the next row on top of the ones already loaded. It is more of an issue to see the label on the K cups in the back row. Getting them out is really easy, you push them up from the bottom.
519142
the mounting base is not bigger that 3 1/2 to 4 inches. hope this helps I love it..
811495
The lowest setting is 2.5 inches so I would say there would not be enough clearance.
151575
It depends on how much room you have below your cabinet. I had to pull mine pot out about 6 inches from the wall so that I could pull up the Keurig K cup holder. For me that wasn't a big deal but if you have limited space and want this completely under your cabinet then this would not work for you. I can measure the space between my counter top and cabinet so you can do a comparision if that helps.
488069
Yes, We have about 3/4" recess under our cabinets and it mounted easily and works great.
779791
I own one it's about 2 feet high. Most counter to cabinet don't have that high of a clearance . Id measure to make sure it will fit
100431
It depends on the thickness of the layers. The inside clearance measures just under 6".
621989
We mounted it in movie room, it requires minimal clearances for how it operates. You should plan on 6" to be safe.
2218624
If you don't need to add sides this will work. I had to add a cabinet with 1/2" sides and it was too tight when I only had 6". The dimension is slightly over 5" due to the wood tape over the plywood edges. I am rebuilding using the hardware.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
99804
I mounted it without the down rod. The downrod is 4 inches, my clearance is about 8. I wouldn't chance it, to close.
1753267
You are going to need about 17 3/4 inches to slide under the cabinet. Note the end of the spout will be below the counter top meaning the spout needs to hang over the edge (as it is lower than the metal frame)
829730
Yes, my cabinets are 24 inches deep and there is 5.5" of counter space in the back where the faucet is mounted and 3" of counter in the front. There would be 6" in the back, but my backsplash is rather thick.
861566
Bottom bar a little over 6in but u r ledge would have to have angled edges and have to pull it over not push it
1931884
My opening is 6", measuring the pullout side to side it's a true 5". I do believe it will fit. Good luck. I love the pull outs by the way. I have two 5" lower cabinets and one tall 8".
1456631
We are unable to find specs on this item but I imagine it would definitely fit under the 6.5" vertical space.Please let us know if we can help with anything else.MichaelMatters of the Cart
1042269
Mine sets about a foot or a little less above the door and I have the drop fairly low. Maybe 18-24 inches but you can adjust the drop angle from just a couple inches to over 2ish feet.