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Question: My cabinet opening is 27 inches high by 14 1/2 inches wide.  Will this work for this lift?
Document: I purchased this device to lift a Kitchen Aid 6 qt mixer and a juicer. The cabinet is 20 inches wide and 23 inches deep. I ended up with a shelf for the mixer that was  15 1/2 in. wide by 21 in. deep. This was more than the instructions would have given me. I did several things to maximize the storage space.First, I attached a board to the side of my workbench to simulate the side of the cabinet.
The installation of this mixer lift was not as difficult as some of the reviews stated. It took about 3 hours, mostly measuring and pre-drilling. It seems to work great. There are 2 things to look out for.1. I mounted a 14x22 inch board to the supports but when I put the shelf down, the back of the shelf bumped into the back of the cabinet. In my case, this cracked the face of a wall outlet mounted on the back wall.
This product was relatively easy to install. just measure down from the bottom of the counter top 4 1/2 inches and draw a level line (with a level) to establish the mounting location of the bracket. Do both sides. It is important that you use a level as you are installing a left and a right side. I has to shim out from the cabinet side due to the european hinges used in my base cabinet. Some plywood and longer screws solved my situation.
Our kitchen remodel is still under way so we haven't actually used this yet, but I'm excited we were able to make it fit into a 10" wide opening (the actual shelf for the mixer is only 8" wide). Even though the widest part of our Kitchen Aid mixer is 8-1/4", it clears fine!
This product surpassed my expectations. It is very sturdy and easy to work. We use the mixer on the stand and there is very little vibration and no movement. A nice piece of work and a high quality product. BTW, I passed on installation and had it installed by our cabinet shop. After watching the install, I was glad I didn't try it myself.
I was so excited to get this installed and about half way through the process discovered that this does NOT work with cabinets that have drawers above them. There is no way to mount it high enough to clear the bottom when in the cabinet and raise up high enough to lock into place when extended. Please note in the picture that the cabinet door is directly under the countertop since this is the only way it will work.
Of course it was almost midnight when they started so being a bit exhausted may have contributed to their difficulties.The mechanism requires a bit of cabinetry space. We mounted the hardware onto a store bought cutting board (you must supply your own shelf-this kit is only the mechanism) and had to trim it to approx. 15" for an 18" door opening. So both sides need about 1.5" of clearance for the hardware. This was installed in a base cabinet without a drawer.
Then it was simply a matter of attaching the template to the cabinet and drilling some holes.Some things to keep in mind:1. My cabinet door hinges interfered with mechanism, so I had to add an additional 3/4' block to that side. I also removed the soft-closing device from one of the hinges and remounted it out of the way. This regained 1/2" more shelf width.2.
This makes it so nice for my mixer to not have to be on the counter. It is very easy to use. Pull the shelf up with 1 or 2 hands and then push the buttons on the side to release.
My cabinets are white and we used a 3/4" thick x 15 3/4" deep piece of white prefinished shelving from Home Depot and my husband cut it approximately 20 1/2" long and left the 15 3/4" side uncut. The shelving works great because it is the recommended 3/4" thick and is finished on three sides.
Answer: It will not work if you have a drawer in your cabinet.  I found out the hard way.