That's not what I meant. Does a 17 inch wide receiver fit inside the cabinets on the side? A couple of years ago, people posted they did not.
1337156
I have a piece of equipment in the side compartment of my cabinet that is 17 l x 10 d x 6 h. The shelf sits above it.
531198
Yes, but it will not fill the cabinet. There will space on either or both sides.
310309
Yes, they have shelf(4), and my comcast receiver fits easily. I bought 46-Inch. Dimension (front to back = 18inch and, Width around 19 and 1/2 inch)
1640668
It is about 16.5-17 inches it was tight under my cabinet, but bent the arms a tad out, and now it fits. I might be able to send a photo if I can find a place to upload.
710840
I found the dimensions to be exact, so if opening is exactly 17", i would worry about "drag" damage/marks to the sides of the opening and the inside of the cabinet door, from the drawer and any contents that may have shifted.
1130614
There are adjustable slots in cabinet partitions. I measured the middle partition of the cabinet & it will fit 14 inches height & 19 inches wide.
1845653
No. The depth of the cabinet is 14" when assembled. Althought the height and width would fit with plenty of extra space.
494226
With the door open, you have just a bit over 13 1/2 inches in width. If your receiver is very narrow it could work, but most receivers are considerably wider, 17 to 18 inches.
592952
The back part of the bottom drawer is (taking into account slats, which reduce the width a bit) 4 1/2" w x 13 5/8" d and 12" h, so you would not be able to accommodate the 17". The "problem" for your needs is that there is an ~4" region in the front of the bottom drawer (with a separator), which limits the depth to 13 5/8" and prevents accommodating your 17" dimension.
552552
It's the opposite of what you asked. It actually makes sense this way because you have 17 inches (of visable) storage room (left to right - when standing in front of it) and only 12 inches of total depth (front to back - when standing in front of it). This enables whatever is inside to be noticably displayed rather than in front of one another. Either way, wthe fiance and I thought the glass cabinets were an excellent bang for the buck. Just ensure you like to clean or dust because they are entirely glass and will show fingerprints quite often.
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The top is 26" wide and 22" deep. The access to the shelf on the levels below the top is limited to 18" front and side. It should be possible to fit the receiver in from the side, however about 2.5 " of the face of the receiver on either side will be covered from the front view by the legs and support bracing, if placed below the top shelf. The access thickness between shelves is 7.5".
754761
no, it isn't that deep. My cabinet depth is 11.5 inches from the back of it to the front edge of the frame and the unit fits nicely inside it, with about 3/4 of an inch to spare.
1538523
Hi, I put mine in a standard depth base cabinet of 24". Was one of the best things we have done to update.
546316
I have the 10inch baskets and they are too wide on my 10.5 inch cabinet doors. Does that help? So I just hung them over the side walls?/pannels? INSIDE the cabinets. Problem solved.
14996
Hi Rick, The height and width is more than enough, I think the depth may be a little too tight, but my unit is at least 22 inches deep and the cabinet is 24 inches deep. Hope this helps
1210810
No, it's not actually made to install in a cabinet, it's basically made to sit next to your PC/receiver etc. I actually drilled small holes in the plastic to install mine.
1545704
With the door FULLY open my cinder block sized Harman Kardon 7.1 AV receiver fits with 3/4" or so on either side. No tape measure nearby right now, but the Techcraft website has specs...