Could these be installed for drawers? Especially drawers that are not very high, so there's no clearance for a drill or short screwdriver.
366220
Yes, but it takes some finagling. I had to mount the latches onto a shim so it would engage the inside of the cabinet front. In retrospect, some self tapping screws and an automatic punch, would have made the installation a whole lot easier.
366221
I installed these on drawers but it was difficult. I used a right angle drill extension as it was much shorter than a normal drill and allowed me to drill the pilot holes. I also used a right angled ratchet screwdriver for installation. The most difficult part was getting the depth of the two pieces matched up perfectly. There is some amount of adjustment, but the way my drawers were setup that didn't work and I had to add an extension board. But I did get them to work and they're great now. But installation was very complicated on a drawer.
366222
Like the previous 2 answers, you have to be able to drill a few holes to install this item, it seems it won't work for your drawers.
366223
If you can take the drawer out and have enough clearance to set the latch inside the frame, you could put the locking mechanism in the drawer and reinstall it. If you can't remove the drawer, these unfortunately might not be the solution you're looking for.
366224
It's hard to know without seeing the drawers. Depending on the type of drawer and the frame around it, it might be possible to put the latch at the side so you'd be drilling horizontally instead of vertically.
366225
There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
1817977
It should install ok but you may not be able to slide the drawer all the way in. Another tip is unless you can turn the disk upside to install the side supports try using this. I used a couple of flat pieces of wood about 3\4 wide by 4" long and then used a small C clamp on each side to hold them. Gary
1385670
Yes, they fasten with two screws as indicated by The Reynolds. But really, can't you just drill new holes and putty (or not) the existing one? That's what I did for my drawers. I think that simple solution is worth the value of this item.
611898
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.
622248
Yes and no answer. Yes, these can be used if you are willing to screw in the shelf guides into the shelf wall both level and parallel to the other slide. You also will need to construct (or buy) drawers that are about an inch narrower than the distance between the shelf walls (each guide is about 1/2 inch thick) You then have to fill that gap by constructing the draw front to to be wider. If you aren't willing to both and want a simple (plug in) solution, the answer is no.
594564
Yes, the legs go into the wood in order for the handles to be flush with the drawer. I was worried I would have to drill larger holes, but it ended up not being necessary. Good luck, hope this helps.
1206169
I think it would; the drawers are bigger than most screw boxes I've seen. The unit is a little prone to tipping, but it can be screwed into a wall.
2138043
There were 2 sizes of screws that came with my knows and they fit but my drawer weren't that thick. if urs don't u should be able to buy 2 in screws at lowes or home depot very inexpensive
1823647
I didn't either so I cut dados/slots in the sides of the cabinet to give just enough clearance for these guys to fit. Only ended up being about 1/4" deep + the existing gap between the drawer and cabinet side walls. Is that an option on your project? Good luck!
2275610
I think that you can but they will need to be attached by something, like screws and brackets. Note there are 2 sheets of OSB that sits on top of the 3 drawer framing.
628421
Yes, they can. However the drawers construction is not ideal. The large drawer has to be built, with two thin compressed board panels that have to slide perfectly into the precut grooves located in the drawer sidewalls and a center board. The center board has grooves on both sides, which must align perfectly. One of my drawers arrived broken, due to the fact that they package the compressed boards on the outside of the box. Also, the grooves were not aligned, which made the one functional drawer a time consuming pain to build. Finally, the screws they sent with the drawers were to long and will protrude through the drawer is screwed in all the way. So far the bed is good, I would not purchase the drawers again from my experience.
2204058
Unfortunately they can't. Also, when you move the whole cabinet, the drawers will easily slide out from the front of the cabinet. But still a great buy at the end of the day.
748517
I don't see why you couldn't. The hardware suggesting top drawers are illusory.
523606
Yup, careful with the drawers though. They don't hold a lot of weight. Mine already broke. :(
740571
I havn't tried stacking them...but I think they would stack very well...the rubberized material on the top would keep them from sliding, and there isn't anything that would interfer with the drawer opening/closing.
81946
I would think so if the screws had nuts or thin metal washers (with a small hole predrilled in it) that aligned with the supplied screw. Need to assess if reaching inside the cabinet makes this possible. The screws would need to be long enough to go through the cabinet frame, would not want to rely on screws partially through the frame.
731664
I don't see why not. You would have to obviously use short screws and there would be space in between the handles of the knives and the bottom of the drawer, but it should work.