how much space do you need to provide around the cabinet? Can I enclose it in my counter?
1375858
No much. Mine is free standing, but with a little cabinet trim work, see now reason why you could not.
1375859
You would need to leave at least two inches of space on the left, right, and if possible the top. Also you need to leave at least four inches in the rear. Trim work will negate the spacing so it is not recommended. The goal is to passively get the heat from behind the unit and out of the cabinet.
1375860
Mine is under the counter open in front and side about one inch from the wall in back. The sides are solid. Very happy with purchase.
1592796
The opening in my cabinet is 11 inches but I have space on the sides to stand some pans, etc. I think you will be fine with 10.75 inches. One word of caution, make sure door hinges don't interfere with pulling them out for access. I really do enjoy the pull outs. Good luck!!
405017
I don't know, but I don't think you can put it IN a cabinet. Also, I think the specs are somewhere on the website.
1664853
You will have to cut the shelf out to fit this accessory in. Use a Fein reciprocating tool which is small enough to get into a cabinet space. Dremel makes an inexpensive knockoff of the Fein Multimaster that does a pretty good job, too.
1299986
Yes, Plenty. A quiet Insinkerator. Work closely with the plumber and electrician it can mostly fit towards one side. This will leave a nice more open space to the left and to the right approx 6 - 8" from the bottom of the cabinet to the bottom of the disposal. Good luck!
1062632
Any cabinet you can buy will most likely work because most board sizes are universal with the exception of board thickness. I built my own and I have about a 2 inch space between the edges of the board. Additionally most of the cabinets have doors that open which will add in the protection of your wall. Winmau also makes a ring for this board that adds wall protection without having a cabinet.
1753267
You are going to need about 17 3/4 inches to slide under the cabinet. Note the end of the spout will be below the counter top meaning the spout needs to hang over the edge (as it is lower than the metal frame)
1524176
My kitchen cabinet is 12" deep but the space between the "bars" that slip over the bottom "floor" of the cabinet won't fit as they are too small(kinda hard to put into words but space between the upper and lower "bat is not big enough to fit over the "floor" of my cabinet....so am using it in bathroom even though I don't need dit in bathroom,,,hope this helps
735427
This is an amazingly beautiful sink. We top-mounted it on a custom fabricated corner stainless counter. It should fit into a 24" cabinet. Make sure you measure the inside dimension of the cupboard. This is a large, deep sink.
425686
I initially tried to fit it on the bar portion of my counter which was not enough space for all four legs of the hut, but I ended up putting it onto the counter itself and it fit great there. So most countertops are pretty standard in width, so if there is no cabinets over the countertops it should fit fine. Mine was over the counter and the sink, so it was really cool to make an ice chest out of the sink. Should fit well on those fold out tables people usually have too.
1826556
Absolutely no problem. It's only 13 inches wide and 9 1/2 inches deep. It comes with tape but we attached ours with screws that either came with it or we had on hand. I love it and appreciate that I don't have to use up valuable counter space. Enjoy!
2188273
What a great idea. I measured for you and it is 13 inches. You may need to put a small spacer in when you attach the cabinet depending on how deep the overhang is on the front of your cabinet. You need at least 1/2 inch. Mine just cleared it. Good luck
659852
Wow, you have a lot of questions. I guess if you can get what you're looking for you have to ask the questions! The cabinets underneath are 16" wide x 18" long x 22" high. There's 4 shelves you can put all four on one side, or one and three, or two and two, or none if that suits you. All in all it works for my size kitchen. Make sure you have a helper when putting it together. Bon appetite!
900049
With ours, if you needed more than about 2 inches spaces from the inside of the cabinet you would have trouble. We have standard depth cabinets, but only have a 33 inch width, and that is tight from side to side. Depends on how your installer exactly positions it in your top. We have granite. We love our sink, it is the white version and it is our 2nd one. When we moved we put this in as we liked it so much.
110759
I am in the same situation. I need one too... these dimensions, to fit custom cabinetry that I do not want to modify. Wish I could help. I'll let you know if I find any options with the same dimensions. Please do the same for me.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
27057
To insert something into the cabinet once assembled, it should be no larger than 12" x 16.5 " This is because of brackets and magnet door stop. If it is 14" or less tall, something 12.5" could fit. It is 19.5" deep. I like the desk and have no problems so far.