will the slide clear a 3/4" lip on the front edge of the under-sink cabinet?
906775
Yes. The slide will clear 7/8" or so. You could also use 1/4" piece of plywood to assure the clearance.
1580208
Yes. I can't measure exactly as the slides are installed on a drawer. Depth of drawer is 10.5 inches. It fully extends the entire drawer.
789610
The lip does go down and it isn't noticeable once it is installed .You mentioned it so I took a look.Aparently it hides the sliding mechanism that slides the tray out,you dont see that because of the downward lip.Also I would think that you are not leaving a knife edge .If I could I would leave a picture of my TV and entertainment center.
1197798
The rack with the pail slides out far enough to tilt down the slide tray and remove it. That is the only way we could get the pail out from the undersink to change the liner. Not a problem for us.
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
488069
Yes, We have about 3/4" recess under our cabinets and it mounted easily and works great.
2128347
You will have to remove the false drawer front, most likely. The apron hangs down 8 1/4" from the top of the sink if that helps. You might have a gap at the bottom of the sink after you install it, but you can cut down the false drawer front to make a filler (if you're handy, that's what we did). There is no gap to slide the rail between the apron and the bowl, unfortunately. The stainless wraps around on the sides because it sticks out 1 1/2" from the cabinet. The sink is really sleek and contemporary, I must say. If I can figure out how, I'll upload a photo.
842454
I agree with the previous answer. I measure 3/8" also. You could probably file out a little more clearance and the switch would work just fine.
2201053
I have it currently clipped to a 3/4" shelf, which appears to be the optimal thickness. Any more than that, and it would probably 'slide'.
2182391
If you mean self-rimming as does it have an edge around the sink tub, the answer is yes, ranging from 3/4 " on the sides to about 1/2" in front. The sink does not come with the faucet as is shown. We purchased a Moen that is working well.
300223
Yes, that is correct. My shelf is only 5/8-3/4 thick, so I have a bit more room. The front trim piece does have a 1/4" lip to prevent items from sliding out the front if it is tipped forward. Hope this is helpful.
1072614
I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
2153347
Are you sure its closing fully? I had to trim a little off the backside of the cabinet front because it was hitting and wouldn't fully close. I just used a small hand plane and planed off a little on the backside to provide the needed clearance.
1973658
Depending on the model if it has a clearance of 3/8 of an inch on the bottom Slide Then yes it will fit if not you may consider getting another style
421944
If you recess it into the end jam; then also recess the plate onto its leading edge; preferibly on center and in the mid section of the slider ; providing that the sliding door is custum made and wide enough for the modification ; then the answer is yes. Otherwise the answer is no.
1277877
No. It's a little small I tried to do the same thing and it didn't work. I think it's 3/4"
226313
Umm, it may actually. Mines a 3/4 inch and it works fine. I would say it would.