I would like to put three of these units together. Will all of the doors open or will the hinges be in the way?
1332925
If you put three of these units together all the doors will open since the hinges are designed so they will not be in the way.
1332926
I have a total of four units. Two without doors on the outside & two with doors in the middle. If you have both sets of doors open, the door fronts can hit one another... that's to be expected though & the issue can be eliminated by opening one cabinet unit at a time. The hinges do not hit. Mine are on carpet so it was tough to level them. The trim molding on the top edge isn't perfect so you can tell it's more than one unit. I may put one single trim board across all four at the top, middle & bottom to give the illusion it's one unit rather than four. Your concern will not be an issue though. Good luck!! I have a total of four units. Two without doors on the outside & two with doors in the middle. If you have both sets of doors open, the door fronts can hit one another... that's to be expected though & the issue can be eliminated by opening one cabinet unit at a time. The hinges do not hit. Mine are on carpet so it was tough to level them. The trim molding on the top edge isn't perfect so you can tell it's more than one unit. I may put one single trim board across all four at the top, middle & bottom to give the illusion it's one unit rather than four. Your concern will not be an issue... » Read More I have a total of four units. Two without doors on the outside & two with doors in the middle. If you have both sets of doors open, the door fronts can hit one another... that's to be expected though & the issue can be eliminated by opening one cabinet unit at a time. The hinges do not hit. Mine are on carpet so it was tough to level them. The trim molding on the top edge isn't perfect so you can tell it's more than one unit. I may put one single trim board across all four at the top, middle & bottom to give the illusion it's one unit rather than four. Your concern will not be an issue though. Good luck!! « Show Less
1332927
The 3 units side by side should be fine. The hinges will not be in the way.
1332928
I see no problem with 3 units side by side. The hinges are flush to the side of the unit and will not hinder the opening of the doors.
1332929
I have one with doors attached to one that has no doors. I have no problem with opening the door on it
1240984
It should not matter. You will need to remove the hinges. The door is to be attached via mount kit to the rev-a-shelf. Hinges are not needed.
698953
I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
861352
they come hinged in the middle. You will need to remove and add new hinges on the other edges.
964441
You will need to order more hinges. I too have to false drawers and needed to order extra hinges.
1060938
The hinges are fixed and can't not be adjusted. But depending on how you install the gate that it will swing open left or right.
196388
Not really, you COULD use 3 doors, but that may not look good or work well. I would recommend building up (you can use wood) one or two sides in order to narrow the gap. I built up on top because they were not tall enough for the space I had to close off
1330398
Yes. The drawers open fully. Just don't open both drawers at the same time or the cabinet will tip.
664610
If you drill a hole on the upper shelf and the lower shelf you could mount the doors to open either way because the doors have a pin that fit in a hole. Love this cabinet it fits perfecly where we wanted it to.
779250
Both end doors open in, towards the middle. And the middle door can open either way because you can flip the cabinet over if you choose when installing.
1476584
remove the plastic cap at the top hinge and remove the 3 bolts. at the bottom of the door there shold be 3 more bolts. remove them and put both hinges on the other side. you will have to poke holes in the plastic bumps on the top to put the bolts in.
1318319
It is doable without a lot of work. You have to have a drill, and measure carefully to re-drill the hinge screw holes on the other side of the carcass. The doors themselves are symmetrical top to bottom, so with the hinges on the other side, they would be mounted 'upside down' and open the other way. Anyone with high school wood-shop skills can do it.
285428
Yes, it can be assembled that way. You can even put the bottom door at either top or middle level even though it's strongly recommended it stays at the bottom (I agree with this recommendation). The three doors are not connected together without the materials that will be provided so it should not be a problem to do these in one direction or have one faced in one direction while the other facing the opposite way.
276778
The doors will hold anything you put in them, within reason. We really like ours. The doors are very sturdy and when constructing, goes together very well
222220
I would say it's doable, but would be tough. You have to pull all the sides out then push the hinges up to click into place. It's best if you have someone who could help you for 5minutes,10 minutes max, that way it gets done faster and gets put up securely.
390656
Yes, I have two units mounted in this manner side by side. The door over;aps past the edge og the cabinet everso slightly. I did leave 1/8" spacing which looks fine as the gap between the doors is approximately that much. Mine are suraface mounted, not recessed. Not familar with hinge problem.