My drain is 16" behind the front of the cabinet. How deep is the wire support that holds the single trash bin?
1415605
Well the trash bin isn't 16 deep so you're ok there..but I did have to cut about an inch or so off the back end of the rails to fit the unit into the cupboard...no big deal..
1415606
The wire at the bottom needs about 24" clearance from the front edge of the cabinet They use the same basket holder as the double bin slider...crummy design feature.
9773
This basket fits inside the drain - it is 2 1/4" deep. It acts as a strainer and I empty it after the dishwater drains.
57621
The trash can itself is abouat 3" from the back of the cabinet when in closed position. There is also about an inch or two left in the front between that trash can and the door, allowing for the handle in folded position. I didn't use this for trash, I used it to organize all my small tupperware type things and lids. Wonderful! It pulls out and I just have to reach to find instead of sitting on the floor and digging through the "avalanche".
1355165
The small side is 2.470" OD and 1.925" ID. The large side is 3.980" OD but unfortunately I have mine glued inside a standard white 4" PVC/ABS drain pipe and cannot give you the exact ID
290837
You don't say how much clearance you do have. This unit requires19¼" high. If you don't have 19¼ clearance below your sink it won't fit. I had 20 inches and it wouldn't work under my counter. The company refunded my money with out any problems though. Bought the smaller 20qt, but didn't think that through very well, 20 quarts is more for a bathroom installation. Ended up using my old 13 gal slide out. Was disappointed because I really wanted it attached to the door.
9776
The basket is about 2 1/2" deep. I use it to catch whatever the strainer I put above it so nothing goes down the drain.
1032147
From the back of the cabinet to the front edge of the door is 16.25" (sixteen and one quarter inches). The handle sticks out an extra 7/8" past the door.
1813627
It is about 16" long at it's shortest but it can overlap the counter on the back end so a small sink shouldn't be a problem.
1404214
The depth is just fine. Great sink.The thing you need to check is the garbage disposal outlet. Be sure the output of the disposal is higher than the waste line in the wall. I had to lower the waste line input in the wall.
435373
Mine is 23 1/2" across with a hole in the center for the drain. Works perfectly for a shower only.
904394
It is sixteen inches from the floor to where the pipe goes vertical. The floor piece is a half circle which is twenty inches from my wall. The nearest part of the floor support is about seven inches from the wall. Works great for me with two adult bikes on the stand. EWB
999248
You have to be precise because you only have a square about 12x12 to fit the valves and waste line in. Off the center of the vanity to center of the sink drain is 16 inches. Center of the working space under the sink off the floor is 24 inches. I wish I asked the question because I had to move all my plumbing basing it off a cabinet at home depot. Good luck
1329964
Not a full extension out (14 inches from front of cabinet) - holds heavy kitchen appliances.Biggest plus is that width is adjustable.
1662180
I'd say 16", I got rid of it was too big for back of toilet or next to sink on counter top. Nothing fits in the slots either-looks nice but just doesn't work.
1329965
Not a full extension out (14 inches from front of cabinet) - holds heavy kitchen appliances. Biggest plus is that width is adjustable.
1210445
As mine is leaning against the wall, from wall to front edge is under 16 inches for depth of the bottom shelf.
370776
Just measured it and its about 17" deep including front knobs and back knurls/connectors. But you really need to accommodate for cable coming off the knurls/connectors. I would add 1-2" for that looking at my current cables. So if you are looking to squeeze it into a cabinet. I would go no less than 18" being a little crimped, and 19" "comfortably".