Rev A Shelf Two Tier Wire Basket Installation

[@rkvan1983]

Thank you so much! I am the type of person who needs more details than what manufacturers evidently think I need, and your video helped. I only wish I would have thought to look for a video before I started the project. But I'm glad I did anyway.

[@seanwbruno]

Wow! Thank you for the video. I thought I had missed something but the guide here did a great job explaining the install.

[@seppypietsch9121]

Appreciate the video...but not happy with the offset created by mounting on one side of the cabinet, leaving the other side unattached. Asymmetry and less secure. I'd prefer to see a solution with spacers that would allow a centered and more secure installation.

[@BOHICA_]

I have to disagree with the video in one area. When you do the rear mounts make sure you have the top rack in place so you know exactly how wide to spread them apart when marking your hole for the screw. Too little will allow the slider to bind because they are too close to each other. I also came here because the instructions that came in the box were missing pages and doubled up in some places. It's like they printed and collated on the printer, but never verified it was put together wrong.

[@postwick]

With as flimsy as those tracks are, and how much they flex, it seems like you should have the basket in and mark the holes for the rear screws so the tracks are actually straight.

[@chrissimon8368]

There are two different types of slides, the top ones should have the mounting brackets for the screws. You should only snug the screws into the metal, otherwise they will strip due to the cheap metal frame. Also the screws protrude thru the frame so you should do on top of a rug so you don't damage your floor.

[@newkeds]

The first screw is in the face frame at the top but the video says nothing about a screw at the bottom? Also, the manual says the front of the glide should be at least 1/4" from the front of the face frame but the video says 1/8". If your face frame is 3/4" like mine, moving the glide back 1/4" would mean screwing into air.

[@cslix]

my aunt wants me to install or build something like this in a couple of her cabinets.. im happy theirs something easy to put in instead of building custom drawers and finding perfect slides.. now they need to build this system with slides that can slide both forward and backwards so that you can access pots and pans from the front of the cabinet and the rear if there is two openings. might have to pick this up though.

[@negtgnih]

I have a semi recessed cabiet door. How do I screw the front to the face frame? The door interferes. Also the back of my cabinet is sheetrock so brackets in back don't hold. How do I deal with that?

[@patjones7379]

Suggest you include size of screws needed for installation as the hardware was missing from the box and I had to purchase several different sizes to insure that I had the correct size to install the shelves.

[@rmasrani]

thanks a LOT for this video. The "20 minutes" in the instruction sheet is completely incorrect. It should be 2 hours!!! I found that no matter how hard I tried, the bottom shelf in incredibly stiff to put in. Clearly there is a misalignment somewhere but I can't figure out where. Anyone have any thoughts on this subject??

[@michellehood3345]

How does the unit fit so snug inside...it's 14 in but cabinet measures 15...

[@fritzgolden6237]

I'm just here to see how to remove the basket from the slide. Easy-peasy!

[@loisspringsteen3581]

Can two of these be installed side-by-side in a wider cabinet, without a wall in between?

[@twennywonn]

This is what I did and it worked well

[@uesilianakomiti9860]

Saya tidak percaya ia boleh menjadi sebaik ini

[@momandkidszone605]

How ha aj pli