Will I be able to keep my tip out drawers in front of this sink? Is there enough room in the front for them?
900044
I guess it depends on how your sink is set. How far back you can go. With ours we had no problem.
900045
I don't see why you wouldn't. I have them installed with mine. I guess it all depends on how deep your drawers are.
900046
1st off, I wouldn't recommend this sink- I had mine for ~1yr and couldn't wait to replace it. That being said, I was able to keep/use my tip out drawer while I had this sink.
900047
Yes there is. Our tipout drawer works well with the sink. We love the durability and high end finish of the sink.
900048
I have a tip out drawer in front of the sink. It is only 3 inches deep and runs the length of the sink. The drawer was there before I remodeled with granite and this sink. I don't know why T. Lysaght disliked the sink, I really like it. I guess if I did not have a dishwasher it would be a bit small.
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.
896883
The four lower drawers could hold those things but not a ton of them. maybe put your favorites in there. The top drawers would not work well.
1578584
I'm not sure how close your sink is to the wall but it should be fine. The bottom is smaller than the top portion.
268667
Our sink is in a 36" sink base cabinet. I doubt this sink would fit in a 30" sink base. You need room to attach the lip of the sink under your counter top. You may need a top mount. I'd call customer service. This is a really, really nice sink and I am super happy with it.
2128347
You will have to remove the false drawer front, most likely. The apron hangs down 8 1/4" from the top of the sink if that helps. You might have a gap at the bottom of the sink after you install it, but you can cut down the false drawer front to make a filler (if you're handy, that's what we did). There is no gap to slide the rail between the apron and the bowl, unfortunately. The stainless wraps around on the sides because it sticks out 1 1/2" from the cabinet. The sink is really sleek and contemporary, I must say. If I can figure out how, I'll upload a photo.
739712
If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.
1249036
The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
1755489
It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck! It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little... » Read More It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck! « Show Less
2256471
My sink measures 23 inches wide including the lip, and it is installed in a 30 inch sink cabinet. Remember, a 24 inch cabinet means that the outside width is 24 inches. So it depends - do you have just a sink front without side walls? Then maybe you can squeeze it in, but would have trouble getting the clips in place, if you need those. If you have a 24" sink cabinet with 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood box construction, then definitely not. A drop in style sink might give you a little more wiggle room.
741492
No, they have two screws, and need to be counter sunk. If they are not counter sunk, they will not fit flush against the drawer.
59219
we installed it in a 15" cabinet - and it was also only 18" deep, which made it rather tricky. It was not an ikea cabinet, but I have worked with those too and you should be fine! Its a great sink - you might want to use plumber's putty rather than the thick rubber gasket that comes with the drain, since the gasket raised the drain above the floor of the sink which made draining/cleaning annoying.
344621
I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
1632828
This is a very sturdy piece. If the drawers are top heavy It might tip from the weight. I would put heavier items in the lower drawers and work from there. This is what we did and we have no trouble with it. Hope this helps.
1278057
I sorry but I didn't keep the desk because it was too small for me. From what I can recall, the desk is framed so not putting the drawer in May not make any difference in storage underneath.
2095838
No, the drawer would be in the way and it wouldnt fit. Check out other ones with drawers on other side.
1299034
The previous answer is correct. The drawers don't come all the way out. It would tip over if they did. I needed a small file, so I don't fill it completely, and I'm very pleased with it.
689021
You could probably fit a flat iron in the larger of the drawers, but the top and middle drawers are quite shallow. I keep make up in the top drawers and hang my hair dryer on the side with an after-market hook. Brushes and spray bottles lay in the bottom drawer. Not a lot of room in the drawers.