will this sink fit in a 27" cabinet?
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Sorry for the delayed response. I don't see any reason that it shouldn't fit in a 27 inch cabinet. Good luck.
1463760
It is designed for a 30" cabinet. Might be able to fit in a 27" with some trimming, but no guarantees.
470920
I would think so. The base cabinet my sink is in is a 25". They did have to make some adjustments, but since it was an undermount, there were no real problems. I have been very pleased with this sink. I would recommend it.
1781489
We barley squeezed it into a 30" cabinet (it has a undermount lip which adds about another 1" to the overall width) - It will not fit a 27" cabinet
2256470
This sink will definitely fit in a 24" cabinet. There is some minor work that needs to be done, but if the installer knows what they are doing, it's no problem.
1351752
This questions usually depends on the amount of space you have INSIDE your cabinet. Some cabinet companies use 1/2" side, others use 3/4" sides. Measure the INSIDE space of the cabinet. If it can fit the inside dimension of this sink (32.38) then you'll be fine. Your contractor may have to retrofit the top of the cabinet to accept it though. Based on standard construction of cabinets, I would think this would NOT work for you. If you need help finding a sink, come visit our store front & our live chat feature. DirectSinks
1922296
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
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I ordered this sink (30"), and it fits perfectly in our 30inch Martha Stewart cabinet. Kohler also makes other similar sinks which are a little wider, and designed to fit in 33 inch cabinets. This 30" sink will definitely fit in a 32.5 in cabinet. However, you will have to build an inside support structure to bear the weight of the cabinet, as it won't sit on the edge of the cabinet itself. Hope this helps. Watch this video for installation instructions: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/WhitehavenSelf-Trimming-29-11-16-x-21-9-16-x-9-5-8-under-mount-single-bowl-kitchen-sink-with-tall-apron/productDetail/Under-Mount-Sinks/429003.htm?brandId=651465&skuId;=414762&ca;tegoryId=651445&hash;=id%3Dfilters%26startIndex%3D20%26scrollTop%3D538 I ordered this sink (30"), and it fits perfectly in our 30inch Martha Stewart cabinet. Kohler also makes other similar sinks which are a little wider, and designed to fit in 33 inch cabinets. This 30" sink will definitely fit in a 32.5 in cabinet. However, you will have to build an inside support structure to bear the weight of the cabinet, as it won't sit on the edge of the cabinet itself. Hope this helps. Watch this video for installation instructions:... » Read More I ordered this sink (30"), and it fits perfectly in our 30inch Martha Stewart cabinet. Kohler also makes other similar sinks which are a little wider, and designed to fit in 33 inch cabinets. This 30" sink will definitely fit in a 32.5 in cabinet. However, you will have to build an inside support structure to bear the weight of the cabinet, as it won't sit on the edge of the cabinet itself. Hope this helps. Watch this video for installation instructions: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/WhitehavenSelf-Trimming-29-11-16-x-21-9-16-x-9-5-8-under-mount-single-bowl-kitchen-sink-with-tall-apron/productDetail/Under-Mount-Sinks/429003.htm?brandId=651465&skuId;=414762&ca;tegoryId=651445&hash;=id%3Dfilters%26startIndex%3D20%26scrollTop%3D538 « Show Less
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I don't really know. All I know is pay attention to whether you need "self-rimming" or not but that has to do with the counter. I think for the cabinets there is a sink size for 30" cabinets, so maybe you can check for that. It means the sink will fit the 30" in space in the cabinets. Measure the opening below the sink and get the size to fit that space. That's about all I know. Good luck!
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The sink with the under-mount flange is exactly 31.5 inches. I was able to mount the sink in my cabinet which is 32" wide. I had to cutout the top section of the cabinet in order to slide it in from right to left, so the answer is yes, but you will need to cut the top of the base cabinet to make it work. It was a little difficult for me and this is what I do on a regular basis. If you don't have any experience installing sinks, then I would say go with a smaller sink. Good luck and I hope this answered your question.
1220077
This sink fit perfectly in a cabinet that was 18" deep and 33" wide. Plenty of room for a single hole tap at the back with a push down-type plug. Don't have outside dimensions though.
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it will fit but the clips to fasten the sink to the counter top will not be able to be reached once the top is in place, so you have to support the sink another way. Also like the previous person indicated it is a very deep sink, so be sure measure it against the cabinet to make sure the hinges clear.i have installed many of them, and own i one myself, you will not be disappointed.Markwww.formationsny.com
251172
No it probably won't. It actually requires a base with a shorter door in order to have the sink sit flush with the countertop. I could send you a picture if that does not make sense. And my husband actually had to cut the cabinet down further to have it fit
1259352
Hi Varsha! This is a kitchen sink and requires a minimum 26" inside (side to side) kitchen cabinet. Don
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
735426
We installed this sink undermounted in a 30" cabinet. I think it would be possible but difficult to fit into a 24" base. Not sure about top mounting. I forget what the edge looked like. It feels totally flat, which isn't great for creating a finished look.
889630
Yes. Ours fits just fine. Just cut the top of the cabinet to fit. You will not see that at all once the sink and countertops are in place. We just love this sink! I should note that we do have corian countertop and it's close to the wall, but we don't have a deep backsplash so it isn't a problem.
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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.