Is there a flat solid surface for cups to sit on in the bottom of the drawer? I only see a single rod in each run allowing for cups to sit at a tilt.
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No, there is no flat solid surface on the bottom of the drawer. The cups do not sit at a tilt on the single rod because the side rods come in slightly and hold the k-cups perfectly straight. Hope this helps.
75417
The K cups are held by three rungs. Two are at the top (on each side) which hold the cups flat and one is below to support it from the bottom. None of my k cups sit on a slant.
75418
Nope. Just rods and they fit perfect. I even put the re fill cups in the drawer and they fit too.
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I'm happy with this cabinet. The drawer is one big space. I just read the other answers, what I would like to add is that the top doesn't have a finish on it. The balance of the cabinet has an extremely light finish of some kind. I'll be adding a finish to the top so it will not get dirty or greasy. Ted G.
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The mug has an outer ring on the bottom and is then recessed about an 1/8th of an inch. . .so no, it is not a totally flat bottom surface.
464310
No that is not normal. I have the same cup & it rests perfectly even on flat surfaces.
921637
My unit was the same - probably due to the close clearances of the design. I'm planning on using a small dab of petroleum jelly along the runners to see if that helps. In my case, it's a good thing - helps ensure the drawer isn't bumped and comes out accidentally.
712222
The bottom is open. Possibly you could use casters that have a U shaped mount. Haven't tried it myself. The cabinet is very heavy so look at extra heavy weight bearing casters. I wound up using furniture sliders under mine.
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You have to make sure that the cups stay round on the bottom. There is an add-on called a cup keeper that will keep the cups the same consistent shape even when thrown in a drawer or a backpack.
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The sides are rounded as a design, but the actual bottom is flat. Stability is not an issue. I love mine and it's large enough that both my husband and I can have more than one cup of coffee.
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It's round with a flat bottom. I have some cone shaped baskets but haven't used them. I can see where they would make a stronger cup using less grounds tho.
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There is a screw inside each drawer so I would imagine. Make sure you get a pull with the same sized screw for the right fit. Hope this helps.
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I bought this as a gift, but from what I remember the bottom was flat. You may want to ask someone else to make sure.
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The tray has 18 individual spots for cups. The drawer pulls out all the way but is not removable.
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Nope. At least, I bought one last year and it has flat bottom and sits without any wobble on a counter or table top.
1212680
The bottom is flat so it can sit on a level surface. But, it is quite heavy glass and probably very slippery on the bottom when wet. I would be afraid of slipping off into the sink and cracking or slipping off the vanity. You would need to put some kind of grip on the bottom, I think.
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There is not a solid layer between each drawer but they do not rest on each other. The Black part is a frame so each drawer is separate. I am a teacher and I stack and stuff pretty solidly. The unit has suited my purposes quite well.
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The drawer works perfectly for me, whether full or empty. I have the coffee maker on top of the drawer, but never move the whole unit as such.
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Good questio! Let's see if I can explain. It goes inside the drawer. You should see a groove/track that it fits in just below the rim. You can put remotes etc in the bottom and then slide the board forward and it becomes a drink/ashtray/whatever holder. Hope you got that.