How big a sink base do I need for this sink. I don't have option cabinet next to it?
1194619
My cabinet is 38 inch and we used the top of the dishwasher as extra space. That is the side we put the drain board. Makes sense?
1194620
Thank you for your interest in Goedeker's! This is made for a 48" cabinet. If you have any other questions, please feel free to call us at 1-888-768-1710. Thank you and have a great day! -Danielle at Goedeker's
192892
its not the size of the cabinet but the size of the top which needs to be at least 3 inches larger than the sink and must be installed on the top with the sink before putting on the cabinet
1405587
If I personally did the installation I could do this type of install. The cabinet is 3-3/4" deepIf your not handy it could be a problem I suggest you go to Kohler sit to get more info
1299985
Yes, there is plenty of room. I had one installed. Your cabinet base will be at least 48" inches wide to accommodate the sink itself. The shelving unit for the sink sits off to the left. The garbage disposal then has plenty of room to the right of the shelving. This is an amazing sink!
1336976
I'm sorry - I haven't installed yet but will go through the box again - I believe there was a diagram, etc. and will let you know. The sink is beautiful by the way.
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I do not have the dimensions. Go to Kraus website and look for a template drawing of the model you are considering. There is a template included with every sink which is typically used by the counter mfg to cut the correct side hole and allow for proper mounting.
1758075
Measure the inside length of your 30" cabinet. Its probably 28.5". The outside of the basin measures 28" and the flange is 1" wide all around. It should fit, however the flange measures just under 1/16" thick. If you have the skills to plane off that amount from the top of the cabinet sides (maybe draw a plum line and sand down removing the material). Just keep in mind that your countertop will need rest flush on the top of the sink and your cabinets, and you should be in great shape :)
1294909
I do not think this sink will fit in your cabinet, you need a smaller a sink. Consult a cabinet supplier before purchasing sink.
542505
My inset base width is about 31 1/2" and the width of my cabinet from the wall is 24 1/2". I pulled my old plywood base off the cabinet and put a new one on that was thicker and sturdier than the old one. That way I was able to cut the inset perfect to fit. The new base plywood was inexpensive and very glad I did it as I put new granite on top. Sink looks beautiful. Just use a little baby oil once a week to rub it down. We get a lot of compliments on it.
1871187
You need to measure the space you want to put it. This cabinet is 8" x 19" at the base.
1327367
I totally misread your question ! I thought you were asking about the faucet (how high, etc.) Our sink has only cabinet doors under it & the apron on the sink stops about 1" above the cab doors. The sink is very wide & we actually had to trim the drawer front beside the sink as it's an old house & base cab is less than the 36" they say is needed. But we have it in & it's great! Sorry for the confusion.
909335
I also put with IKEA sink -I agree about the adaptation if parts - I also did not measure the diameter - just estimating - prob more like 2 inch
1205913
This is a wall hung unit and you would need to find L brackets or triangular brackets to mount this. If space permits you can use a cabinet to mount this sink on top of.
1755491
The sink should fit no problem. We have a standard 36" sink base and it installed quite easy. You just have to remove the false drawer face and top rail and it slides right in. We are very happy with the sink. I would highly recommend the metal "grate" they sell separate that sits on the bottom - definitely protects the sink from scratches and doesn't look bad.
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It'll fit, but you'll have to modify the cabinet. You'll need to make sure there is cabinet front to meet the apron front of the sink (3 inches on each side) and you'll have to build supports for it underneath. Obviously the counter top will come right up to the sink and hide anything in the base cabinet. The only concern would be to make sure the sink is being held in place properly since there will be no cabinet walls to snugly hold it.
1259351
We have these in 2 utility/laundry rooms. Those base cabinets are 30". When you say "vanity" it sounds like a bathroom. If so, this is not the right sink.
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A 36" cabinet is only needed if you want to be able to remove the sink without disturbing the counter top. It can be installed in a narrower cabinet by sandwiching it between the counter top and the plywood underlay. That worked fine for us - our cabinet is only 32 inches. The only way we can get it out someday would be to remove our quartz counter top.