I need a pull out that is mounted with the wide side of the bin horizontal & parallel to the door and the narrow (shallow) side is depth. Possible w/this?
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No, you need the other horizontal type you just described. It exists, just search for it here on amazon, I remember seeing it. Good luck!
1378257
Probably possible, but won't slide front to back if you mount it that way. It would only slide side to side.
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Just be sure you buy the bin for the correct door, freezer door/or regular door. Mine was for the lowest bin on the regular door.
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Hi,it pulls out 2/3 of the way.It should work fine for you depending on what you put in it and how you arrange the items.Taller items in back etc.Certainly better than nothing.Hope this helps..Jeff
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Bob says you could modify your cabinet and I say don't try. The bracket and waste baskets require 21 3/4 " would protrude and not allow the door to close . It is built for a 24" (23 1/2" minumum) cabinet. Best bet is to find a combination that will fit your cabinet such as the simplehuman Deluxe Twin Bucket Pull Out Recycler that Amazon offers. It would fit.
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I am able to adjust mine, you just won't be able to put the storage bins in.
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The bins are part of an entire system, not sold just as bins. The metal racks for the pullout fit two bins. The specifications for the system are on the Rev-A-Shelf website.
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The trash bin is rectangular and tapers in at the base. It is designed to fit an under cabinet drawer unit.
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These may be what you are looking for. This is tricky. These are the hinges we returned our doors needed a hinge with an indentation on the hinge so we needed a non-flush mount hinge, so I think you need the opposite of what we needed. Hard to say.....hope that kinda answers your question.
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I don't really understand what you mean by drop-in bins. We have this installed in a cabinet and it works extremely well. Just make sure it will fit, along with the sliding unit. It *does* pull all the way out and open up, just like in the picture. We find this really helps with the smell of garbage as well as keeping pests out of the kitchen.
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In a sense, yes. All you have to do is rotate the unit 180-degrees. Since it is symmetrical, that effectively moves the door opening to the other side. Obviously, you do this as part of the initial installation prior to installing the shelves.
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I think you are looking for something guaranteed to hold the door all the way open. You may want to consider a device that can be locked in the up (open) position. I have seen hinged devices that do that.
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Thank you for your interest. It looks like your cabinet issue is with depth, correct? If the depth is only 2 11/2, we do not have any that are made that way. Would probably have to be custom made.
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This won't work as the bracketry is too wide for your cabinet. You can shim out a wider cabinet but can't reduce the width of this product.
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That is what I wanted to do but unfortunately the door is too heavy and it tips over. I ended up having to mount it as you would not be able to keep anything in it and open the door.
122610
Not sure, but will try. My cabinet drawers open straight out, and the basket pulls out to its full length. We st the rails 2" from the side and 2" from the front. Hope this helps.
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Two suggestions: make your own, if can not, look at harbor freight, northern tool or like type, see what is possible. You might want to look at the washer/dryer bases with the pull out drawer.
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No, the box container is too wide. Rubbermaid makes a 1/2 gallon container that fits. You do lose one of the small door shelves though.