Do we just put these on one side? That is, either the cabinet or its door, but not both? Not two nipple-to-nipple?
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These are slightly thicker than the average "bumper" so it might hold the door/drawer open a bit too much if you doubled them up. Traditionally you put them on the door but that's not carved in stone. They would work just as well if placed on the frame of the cabinet although for appearances sake I wouldn't. Another use I've found is to put them on the two lower corners of picture frames. It helps keep them hanging straight.
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Yes the doors or anywhere the doors open and would hit something else. Up to you.
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We put them on the door - top and bottom and that was a 42" high upper cabinet door. on the drawers we put them on the drawer.
915535
I placed mine as shown in the picture (larger compartment on top for shampoo, smaller compartment on the bottom for soap/razor) but when I installed it it seems to me it can be installed in either "direction". I guess it's personal preference?
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The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
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The medicine cabinet can be used with the hinge on either side. Just turn it over and the hinge is on the other side. I have my hinge on the left side. Then put in the shelves. Great cabinet. Really like the self-closing door.
1360391
Just one side, the left. That was something I didn't think about until I got it. Luckily it worked for us.
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As far as I can remember there was no reason you couldn't do it either way. Our tray is on the left. If you google images I think you will find examples that show it both ways.
1462131
Yes, you can put the entrance on either side. When you put it together, just place opening on the side you want.
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Hi. You probably could put them on a side by side cabinet, but the shanks are long so there would need to be enough room. The lock adheres with a strong adhesive and might take off the finish when removed. Not really sure though. Hope this helps. :)
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You could just hang one upside down (thereby making the door reversible). We did something similar in one of our bathrooms with a larger medicine cabinet, though, and I wish we'd just purchased a larger cabinet. If you want to hang yours a bit apart, though, I think it would work well.
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As a pair - they have to be otherwise you would have to specify left or right due to the construction of the hinges.
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yes they can be placed either way. the only problem I have is they only fit the small bottles
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I had purchased to use on bi-fold doors but the contractor bought the wrong door and ended up having to buy the regular closet style set. I had not planned on having something on the other side since they were just being used to pull a door open instead of turning~ I agree with the other response of using the left handle on the opposite side as well... Hope this helps!
804359
These can be used for both right and left handed doors. We have both in our house and it was no issue.
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The right and the middle door open out because the cabinet area inside is combined together. So, the rightt door opens to the outside, and the middle door swings to the left. This would be the "woman's" side because we need more room of course. The left side swings out, to the left, and only has cabinet space for that one section. This would be the "man's" side, since they generally need less room. When I try to see the back of my head, I usually open the left and the middle doors because they are closer together.There is the bottom/floor, and 2 adjustable shelves on the inside. The entire inside is mirrored also. LOVE this mirror, but VERY HEAVY. The right and the middle door open out because the cabinet area inside is combined together. So, the rightt door opens to the outside, and the middle door swings to the left. This would be the "woman's" side because we need more room of course. The left side swings out, to the left, and only has cabinet space for that one section. This would be the "man's" side, since they generally need less room. When I try to see the back of my head, I usually open the left and the middle doors because they are closer together.There is the bottom/floor, and 2 adjustable shelves on the... » Read More The right and the middle door open out because the cabinet area inside is combined together. So, the rightt door opens to the outside, and the middle door swings to the left. This would be the "woman's" side because we need more room of course. The left side swings out, to the left, and only has cabinet space for that one section. This would be the "man's" side, since they generally need less room. When I try to see the back of my head, I usually open the left and the middle doors because they are closer together.There is the bottom/floor, and 2 adjustable shelves on the inside. The entire inside is mirrored also. LOVE this mirror, but VERY HEAVY. « Show Less
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No, just one side. We have them in under counter light fixtures in our kitchen. We are happy with them.
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They can go on either side, so you're facing the side of the rack when you're doing dips. It's a little wider than a standalone dip station, but not uncomfortably so.
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Do not do that unless ypu plan on securing them together. Look into getting a bigger cabinet just to be safe. Seriously it will fall over if you stack them. Not worth the injury.