would it fit a 15 inch base cabinet
1993038
Hello Tatiana, when you say a 15 inch base are you talking about the width, and is the cabinet base 24 inch depth? If the opening is 15 inches there will be no problem with the installation.
342646
Unexpanded, the shelf is 9" deep X 16" wide. If 15.5 is your cabinet depth, then you won't have a problem.
819283
According to my measurement its just shy of 14" so if you allow 14.1 which appear to be the manufacture's measurement, you'll be fine. It can fit close to the bottom of the cabinet as it needs no venting on top.
9067
If a 5 gallon jug fits it, if its open. Not sure about cabinet type, but it's the size of a five gallon jug Check (the height mine is 15" TALL). I love mine.
2265034
The dimensions are "15Wx63'Hx13.25'D I'm not that happy with mine.You can do better with the sauder cabinet.
2080589
only if the OPENING for your cabinet is 14.5" wide. (not the inside dimensions). If you are setting it up to pull the short side out first, then no problem.
1040726
What is size dimension of base of the Cuisinart Keurig as I just measured my coffer pod drawer and it is 13" X 15"
1100706
I use it for the stores cash but I think it would be able to fit 15" or less.
827883
It is designed for standard 15" cabinets. It may not work, would not take a chance with it.
375145
I have a 15" and it fits on it. I wouldn't go any bigger than 15, though. However, I have only had it for a few months and it is already falling apart. I have it held together with duct tape.
582660
I did measure and the shelves in between measure right on the money 15". hope this helps.
2190946
I am not sure of the specific measurement , but 15 centimeters on either side should be fine for clearance.
2218623
yes it will fit. you might have to build the bottom up to make it work with your cabinets.you can add to the sides if needed to make it fit snug.
1931881
Yes, it will fit. I just measured before typing this answer: the unit is exactly 5". Note: before installing it, make sure that you have the same distance between cabinets at the top (right under the countertop) and at the base (above the floor), in both front and back (by the wall) . Also it is important that the base you build for this unit (between the 2 cabinets) needs to be perfectly horizontal (so the unit won't lean toward a side or another).
1499223
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.
59218
Maybe. I put this sink in a 15" base cabinet, but I make my own cabinets. My cabinet has 3/4" side wall thickness, so the internal cabinet width is 13.5". The belly of sink fit it just fine, but the flange of the sink is wider than 13.5" so some of the flange lays on top of the cabinet side wall. I solved that by routing down the cabinet wall ~1/8" where the flange overlapped. The other tricky part is attaching the sink to the bottom of the countertop. You will have almost no room on the sides for the supplied clips & screws, but you will be fine front & back. I actually didn't use any clips or screws. I just attached support strips of wood around the inside of the cabinet so that the sink just dropped in and was supported all around. Put a bead of silicone on the sink flange and then set the countertop in place... no screws or clips required.
134617
It fits under my cabinet perfectly. Definitely not too tall if your top cabinets are not less than 15 inches from bottom ones.