I have limited space between inside of cabinet door and front edge of shelves. So I need to know total depth of the unit to know if it will fit.
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Also having limited space, this item works well for me. 7"D, 8 1/2"H, 11"W. Hope this helps
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DEPENDS - It fits a 15" OPENING which is typically an 18" Cabinet. The face frame opening is the critical factor, because this unit measures 14-3/4" wide.
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If your door to the cabinet is 11.5" wide and it is a frameless cabinet then it will be a close fit but it should work fine. You will be able to put 4 jars per shelf side by side or 5 jars if you stagger them.
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Depends if you have a center support or if doors open and opening is completely free of any vertical support, if has vertical center support the shelves will need to fit between it, thus add the width of support plus recommended shelf allowance. If no support just as wide as your choice of shelves with recommended allowance. Also measure narrowest opening of cabinet face, not inside wall to wall, rather hinge mount to hinge mount. Confusing, I know, but very easy to install by yourself.
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Total depth of the entire unit is about 4 3/4 inches. The inside shelf depth is only about 3 5/8 inches. It's a nice cabinet and we really like the two we purchased but, as stated in another comment, the edges are glass and are very sharp so maybe not a good choice around children.
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I have a number of deeper width folders [2-3 inches] in it and a mix of regular file folders too so I can't say exactly, but I think it's safe to say it will fit about the same number as a standard file cabinet.
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I am not sure. It depends on the distance between the walls. The shelves might not fit between the walls.
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I think it would. When the door opens, it doesn't extend past the edge of the frame. You might have a slight gap, but it would be no larger than the gap between the doors in a single cabinet. This cabinet is awesome. The back of the inside of the cabinet is mirrored as are the inside of the doors.
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Mari, The mounting bracket is 17 inches by 12 3/4" deep. Our cabinet has a lip underneath so I had to go to Home Depot/Lowes and get some plastic spacers and longer bolts to mount the unit so it was flush with the bottom lip of the cabinet. If your cabinets don't have under hang the existing bolts and spaces should work just fine. House is 30 years old so cabinets are old style. It takes just four bolts through the bottom of the cabinet to mount and the provided template worked great for marking their positions.
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This depends on how deep the space is...the doors open wide/all the way but you can access them even if not wide open...however, they do take up half the depth of the cabinet, so if your space has deep cabinets or something on the sides, it may not work; if it's on a flat wall, then you'll be fine. This is a fabulous little cabinet for the money; it works well, was easy to assemble, and looks very trim and much pricier than it was.
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Need to measure your door and compare to size of Stack-On SPAO-148 Small Fabric Organizer
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The depth inside the cabinet is over 12 inches without touching the doors and the shelves are adjustable, so the height will vary based on your needs.
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Your 4 inches is all you need. The cabinet protrudes 3 1/2 inches from the wall with the door closed. The depth is approx 8 inches. I hope I answered your question
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If your wall studs are no closer than 16 inches center to center for the full length of the cabinet, and your cabinet is no wider than 15 inches, this will work. Just leave room for the door to open and close.
1995631
Depth of the can rack is 11-5/8 inches front to back along the side frame; so yes, it will fit OK on a pantry shelf of 11-1/2 inches depth. BE AWARE that the lip of the shelf rack protrudes about 1-1/2 inches forward beyond the side frames (total depth from lip to back of rack frame is just over 13 inches); so if your pantry shelves are behind a door having less than 1-1/2 inches of space between the door and the shelf front, the door likely will collide with the lip of the shelf rack, and will not close completely. I have the can rack mounted on a shelf that is about 16 inches in depth, with the lip of the can rack protruding beyond the edge of the shelf. This gives me a space of just over 4 inches BEHIND the can rack, which I can use to stack other stuff.
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Tight fit. You would have to drill your own holes to have shelf fit. For the width - it's 17.75 inches.
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No it will not. I just measured mine and the clearances are 48" wide, 7" deep and 4.75" high. There is a center divide which is why it won't take the depth that you need and also a center support for the glass top. You could get the depth you need by putting it in one half of the top shelf. There is plenty room to fit the width and depth then but the height would still be a problem for you.