how do they fit over a old work can? or Cut-in can? When you can"t access top of bay.
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These are designed to go in an unfinished attic. There isn't a way to get them through a hole in a ceiling if you remove the can. They would not fold up and they were too high for me to pt the subfloor back over they without cutting away about 1 1/2" all the way around the bottom. I was only putting them over 3" cans so it worked for me. If I was doing it again I would buy IC rated cans and use led bulbs.
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I had access to the top of lights in the attic, so it was easy to fit them over the light cans.
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Use a thin flat-head screwdriver and start lifting around the edge. The clips will pop up and release though they might be a bit tight at first.
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I think it would be best to call the manufacturer. There should be an 800 number you can find online or the back of a can.
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take an empty small plastic bottle of soda and use a knife to cut a slit close to the top. push the old blades inside, they can easily slide in, but not out!
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I t will fit. However, it leaked so we chose to 'modify' it by gluing the spout & seal into the screw-on lid... This solved the leakage problem. I have seen on ebay since purchasing this item, actual Blitz Replacement Spouts and that is what we will be purchasing for our other cans... These crazy "Safety Spouts" that come on the new cans are a joke - that's why we are purchasing replacement spouts!!! We have also chosen to put a 'vent hole' in each Plastic Blitz Can by putting a nail hole in them and then the nail can be the plug also when storing or transporting. Sometimes you have to be innovative... Estate Auctions are a great place to get to old (best) cans with decent vents, lids & spouts... I t will fit. However, it leaked so we chose to 'modify' it by gluing the spout & seal into the screw-on lid... This solved the leakage problem. I have seen on ebay since purchasing this item, actual Blitz Replacement Spouts and that is what we will be purchasing for our other cans... These crazy "Safety Spouts" that come on the new cans are a joke - that's why we are purchasing replacement spouts!!! We have also chosen to put a 'vent hole' in each Plastic Blitz Can by putting a nail hole in them and then the nail can be the plug also when storing or transporting. Sometimes you... » Read More I t will fit. However, it leaked so we chose to 'modify' it by gluing the spout & seal into the screw-on lid... This solved the leakage problem. I have seen on ebay since purchasing this item, actual Blitz Replacement Spouts and that is what we will be purchasing for our other cans... These crazy "Safety Spouts" that come on the new cans are a joke - that's why we are purchasing replacement spouts!!! We have also chosen to put a 'vent hole' in each Plastic Blitz Can by putting a nail hole in them and then the nail can be the plug also when storing or transporting. Sometimes you have to be innovative... Estate Auctions are a great place to get to old (best) cans with decent vents, lids & spouts... « Show Less
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Sorry Rona, I just tried mine and none of them fit. Some grocery stores have lids hanging in the soda isle that fit soda cans. Take a look next time your in the store. Good luck.Maryelen in Vermont
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Pretty tight fitting on the can itself, the top is just a lift up, but would have to be a pretty strong mouse to lift it.
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The sliders should fit fine. The problem you will have is with the base frame that the cans sit on and the frame holding the cans together. My base frame measures 21.5" and the handles up top stick out past that. I think you may need to look at a different product.
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The can just fits over top of it. I have never had any issues with it at all. Works great.
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Hummmm...I'm not sure how you're trying to open them if it's causing difficulty. If you use a flat head screwdriver, and pry all around the can, like a pain can, it should pop right off. I'm sorry, I don't have any other suggestions, if you were opening it as I mentioned :-( Good luck!
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They are a little smaller than those you would get out of a can. Probably about 1/2 inch.
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Hi, I have the largest garbage can in my area which is 65 gallon and the bags fit with plenty of room to extend up and over so I can secure them. My can looks like the one in the photo. I actually use bag clips on each corner to secure the bags and they work fine, even when I have heavy things in the container. Just don't forget to remove the clips on garbage day!
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No they will not. For those that are looking to use these on the 3 1/2" top can they are great. They are very snug. I use them on dog food cans and they are great.
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Pull them all the way out and then flip them over and put them back in the other way. They're shipped like that to conserve space.
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There is about a quarter-of-an-inch (or less) open space between panels in any direction. To make the fit even more snug, use one or two plastic zip ties wrapped around adjacent panels along the edges that they share, making sure you pull them taut as much as possible, and clipping off the excess. It's a little more time-consuming, but will make for an even sturdier structure.
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I've used them in a 2005 and 2013 double cab. Not sure about the access can
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I've got big wheeled trash cans from Home Depot and they fit fine. I use large elastic bands to hold them in place.