help! can my trash pullouts be saved?!

6 years ago

Got wires crossed with cabinet maker and need to figure out a way to changed hinged doors on trash cabinets to the normal pullouts. In looking at the rev a shelf mechanism he has on it-i would think we may be able to just bracket a piece of plywood on and then attach to the door? Otherwise maybe should get fully new rev a shelf?
We are trying to avoid a big charge as very little left in our budget. Anyone faced a similar issue? Thanks!!!

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darbuka
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Why didn’t you get a pullout garbage attached to the door? So much easier, cleaner, and more efficient, than having to open the door, and then pull out the garbage bins.
Michelle Flaherty
Original Author
6 years ago
That’s what I wanted! Cabinet maker got it wrong
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Creative Design Cabinetry
6 years ago
Doesn't look like a Rev-Shelf pull-out. Looks like something they made. Wouldn't be too hard to modify and attach the door to it.

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kootenaycapable
6 years ago
the door would need to be redone. 1 piece for the drawer, and 1 piece for the pullout.
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Business_Name_Placeholder
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
They may be able to use the top pull out & bring it to bottom then detach the door & attach to pullout. You could keep the space above for trash bag rolls & have a smaller trash can or you could cut the top part out to get a taller trash can. Like this...