My kitchen cupboards are different levels how would be able to put these on top without running the connector down the side of cupboard to next one
1327833
If it is too late to plan running the wires inside the drywall or the cabinets having double walls for wires to be concealed, you could drill down through the top of the taller cabinet, close to the inside wall of the cabinet and run the wire down alongside the interior of the cabinet wall just behind the face frame and when you reach the height of the lower cabinet, drill sideways and come out just above the top of the lower cabinet. Hopefully you have a crown molding detail that will hide the wire as it comes out over the lower cabinet.
1327834
Not sure I quit understand your question, but this connector is used to add more lights to the orginal length you have. If you are using lights above your cabinets then I would use just a wire connector and the smaller wire to jump from one to the other. It is alot less visible than the connectors
1327835
I had to install a wall socket above each cabinet/cupboard. I have 7 cabinets in groups of 1, 2, & 4. My cupboards are about 16"" below the ceiling so we have space for the wall socket with the wire in the wall. My cupboard configuration required 3 new sockets which were wired and controlled from 1 wall switch.
1327836
You could drill into the bottom of the cupboard and run the wire inside the over to the next one
87127
I haven't tried that. but if they're the same width it should be OK. You might need to tie them together with cord or twist ties, depending on how you're using them.
2149832
Agree with others that they do not stack. Only thing that you could possible consider is putting the bottom glass face down, then the upper glass face up. That's sort of stacking 2 glasses. What I've done in my cupboards is get one of those small wire wracks so I put glasses/mugs below the rack and some on top.
587088
There are two screws that will attach it to the wall at the very top inside of the cupboard. I believe if you did not want it attached, it would still work, with a little less stability, perhaps.
1610893
I don't think you could without dividing your cabinet in half with a wall. You need to mount them on something. I guess you could install braces bottom to top. In that case the opening would be the mounted width of the unit X 2 + the width of the support in the middle of the cabinet. Good luck.
626648
You should be able to but there is no way to fasten them together which would require you to be very careful when putting things onto or taking things off of the shelves. Otherwise, you might end up dumping everything off.
1376985
There is an open rectangular compartment for them on the opposite side from the appliances. I have found this to be really a good set up. You can wrap up the individual cords separately or just kinda lay them in there. This is a great product!!!
337110
You have to attach them. That way you can decide how you want to arrange them and how much space you want between them.
232255
you can put them where ever you want to. Use a small piece of duct tape because the supplied tape will not adhere over time. The wires are very thin and can be routed almost out of sight.
2208827
I think my answer is misleading and am doing it over! You can put the top two in any order.but be aware that in doing so you are also determining shelf or platform placement, as the door should open to the shelf. You are free to place the platforms on either side, just be careful not to line them up! :)
594913
Unless the shelves do not touch the door when it is closed, I don't think it could be used in a cupboard with doors. I think it was intended for open shelves. I suppose grooves could be cut in the shelf for the wires, but most people would not want to do that.
524133
attach to the bottom, because some cabinet width is different than the others,
1942981
There is a panel that attaches to the back of the cabinet, there are holesin the panel were the cables can pass through, be carefull there is a top and bottom to the panel. Since the shelves are adjustable the cables easyily pass through to connect other devices, just follow the directions and all ends well,
2017116
I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
960060
I put a 4-tier on top of another 4-tier by taking off the top shelf of the bottom set. Then I used wooden pegs between the two (there's already holes drilled in the bottom of the legs). I used plastic cable ties to attached them to the wall for safety.
943672
Not enough information. I assume you want to hide the wiring, not the lighting. A lot depends on the cabinet color, wall color, and the side/front cabinet drop below the bottom shelf.
1059693
The space between the racks are variable. You can move the rack vertically up and down giving you the space you want. The wires on the shelf are spaced 1 inch apart.