under the sink? Opening is 14 1/2" wide and can handle 20 3/4" height. Depth issue? Only have 10" to pipes.
305176
I don't think this will fit your needs. They make a shelved unit to fit around pipes.
305177
The frame goes back about 19" on the floor and the basket itself needs 16" straight back so I don't think it would fit.
305178
The depth is the problem. The bin alone has a depth of 13" but it sits on rails that extend front and back of it. At floor level you need 19" depth, at the top you need 15". Width is 10.5" and height is 15.5".
305179
This will not work for you. The slide rails alone are about 20"" and the trashcan needs to go back about a foot and a half into the cabinet. Bummer....this is a nice can.
305180
You'll need at least 18" from front of cabinet to top of trash can, where it is the deepest.
305181
No it is more than 10 inches deep. I would say the rack alone is 12-14 inches
609494
I'm assuming you are talking about a 4-1/2" widespread faucet. I think that I would keep it at the 4-1/2" mark, and not go any wide. Just because the interior dimensions of this sink are 13" x 10.25". DirectSinks
563917
Our faucet is 14 3/4" tall at the highest point. You would, probably, need a little extra space for clearance too, so this faucet won't work for you. That's a shame because it is a very nice faucet for a fair price.
2239120
I have a 20 inch pot with a 14 inch diameter drain dish under it...the pot is tapered toward the bottom...and the drain dish fits perfectly in the caddy. This is a wonderful caddy...very sturdy. I have a seven foot miniature orange tree in it that's really heavy, and it's still pretty easy to move it all around. Hope this helps.
736286
In addition to what the others have stated I would add that the space between your sink and the bottom of the drainer would not allow air to flow and is also uncomfortably close to sink's surface. Maybe not the most sanitary option.
2270732
It is 10" High. Sink Width:: 29-3/4''Sink Depth:: 20''Sink Height:: 10''Drain Opening: 3-1/2''Drain Position: Rear
1209284
this is very short, there is very little below the base of the sink, I know some have a longer part below the sink, not so with this one. I just measured this for you and I have 2.75 inches below the sink before the waste pipe hooks in. I hope this helps you. It sits lower than I thought it did, I am glad I was able to measure it for you.
1758080
Love the sink! Top Quality!I beleave the opening was 28.5" so it should work
1105221
I don't think so... it requires a 30" opening and you need room to mount the sink.
118647
Didn't measure. I have large double sinks, extra depth on the left side. The tray will definitely work for you.
1922298
Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans
1463002
The measurements are in the description of the sink. If you have decided to use this sink, buy it and look at it. This sink does not have a lip, as to DROP it in to a opening. It has to be supported from the bottom and either made flush to the counter top or to be installed under the counter top, as mine is. The front of the sink is 9" high, but the bowl itself is about 1/2 to 5/8" higher, or deeper. Also this style of sink can come out into the kitchen, or away from the back splash at least 2" or more, then the drop of the bowl will limits the protrusion. My contractor used two 2x4's under the sink, one on either side to support my sink, works great and doesn't interfere with the water hoses, or the dishwasher hookup. Again, get the sink to your house, then find out what the best install is for your needs. Good Luck
550140
No, that is the overall height with the under counter plumbing. Total height above the counter is probably about 14".
1945284
I measured the opening across to be just under 14" and the height to be just under 10". Depth is about 13" It's smaller than it looks, but worked perfectly for me. Sturdy enough
516783
Depth is 22 - width adjusts down to 12 at the smallest. Not sure how wide it can go as I have it at 12 already installed. Hope that helps.
102589
I can't really answer, as that unit is at my mom's and not available for me to measure. I have a batch feed unit, model "Cover Control" and it is about 15 inches below the sink. Mine is about 5 years old, and not the 'plus' model. The factory sheet (www.insinkerator.com) says 16.25 inches, and I'd want at least 2 inches below it, which you might need to maneuver it into position.
513234
I wouldn't think it would fit in an under-sink application. This tank (estimate) is 2ft tall. I am a licensed plumber. I ran a 1/2" pex line remotely to a basement.