Can this sink be installed in a 27" cabinet? My contractor says I need a smaller sink, but smaller self-rimming laundry sinks are hard to find.
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I assume you mean a base cabinet 27" inches in width. This would be pushing it to the limits. I believe you need to measure the insideof the cabinet to be sure you have enough clearance. Seems like it would a tight fit. We installed ours in a 36" base cabinet.
1499224
Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
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My cabinet is 30" wide so it holds the sink well. Measuring the sink, a 27" cabinet would leave about an inch on both sides of the sink edge. I'm not a wood expert, so I don't know if that's enough to support the weight of the sink or not. The sink itself isn't too terribly heavy, but once you fill it with water, it probably weighs quite a bit, which might be too much for such a narrow ribbon of wood to support.
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If this is the measurement of your counter you have to consider the actual measurement of the cabinet which will be slightly smaller. Also consider how much counter you will have left for the faucet in the back and maybe 2" in front. I don't rememeber what the depth of the sink is but it seems to me it would be a tight fit.
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Hi Lauren, I'm really not sure. My cabinet base is 27 1/4 and I do have about 1 1/2 - 2 inches extra on each side. So it does not hit the inside walls of the cabinet. The inside of the sink is 20 inches across and 16 inches back to front. So the rim is about 1 1/2 inch around which is hidden by sink being under-mounted so dimensions say 23 inches by 18. So it's very close to your sink base size. You may want to give Kraus a call. If these are new cabinets your kitchen designer may know best because you really don't want to alter the sink base to much since it needs support. You also have to take into consideration too the sink is 10 inches deep and if undermounted under granite your sink will be 11 1/4 inch deep without bottom grate. The grate that it comes with is great (if you use it) will then bring the depth up about an inch. I love how deep the sink is. If you use a garbage disposal make sure that the height underneath in sink base will fit also since the sink is deep. My garbage disposal fit just fine. Best of luck. It's a great sink.
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We had ours installed in a 36" Corian-type countertop with an undermount sink. We have had no problems.
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yes we installed it in a 36" cabinet and it fits great, also works well with the flip down sink tray on the cabinet , completely recommend this sink
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My under sink is 35 x 23 and it fits perfectly. The product is great. It is also pretty stiff, and it took some work to get it In the space. In my opinion, it is not flexible for a smaller space. Also, if you have two doors under your sink like I do, they would not close properly. Sorry I could not be more encouraging.
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I did not fit in mine. I believe my sink (undermount) is listed at 30x18 but that must have been the outer dimensions. Measuring the open area at the top was more like 16 3/4" x 27 3/4" but it apparently slants in as it goes down and at the bottom is was even narrower. Just get your tape measure into the bottom of the sink to be sure. BTW - it seemed like a very well made product.
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Probably not. If the cabinet is 15" once you subtract the thickness of the material forming the side walls (.5"ea? .75"ea) your interior dimension of the cabinet might be 13.5"-14". Don't forget that under mount sinks have brackets that attach to the bottom side of the countertop and require an additional 1" of clearance around the sink....so you need about 15 5/8" to mount it. There are ways to mount it without the supplied bracket, that's another conversation.
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The sink fit perfectly in my Kraftmaid 30" sink base cabinet. They make a cabinet specifically for this particular sink. I couldn't be happier with it!
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Ours is in a 30 inch cabinet, which is the minimum. It could go into a larger cabinet, of course. BTW, we still love it!
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My installer said as long as the cabinet has a strong frame, it should not be a problem. We have used the sink for more than 9 months and are very satisfied with it, both functionally and aesthetically.
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We remodeled just recently and put this sink in a 33" cabinet. It is close, but worked.
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Hi Varsha! This is a kitchen sink and requires a minimum 26" inside (side to side) kitchen cabinet. Don
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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.
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I don't know if this sink would fit into a 17 x 17 cabinet but you can attach a garbage disposal. We installed this and have a garbage disposal attached and it works great.
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would not recommend this-not sure the construction of your cabinets and the door set up - if full overlay or insetthis is a true 24" sink and typically you would need a 27" sink base minimumyou would have to cut the sides of the cabinet to get it into the 24" sink basecan be done by a skilled carpenter but I would not recommend it
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If you mean 24in deep, then yes. As far as fitting in 24in wide, I'm not sure. Since the sink is essentially 20in wide, that would seem to me to be too tight.