Can anyone tell me the space between the feet; the smaller version and it won't fit my cubby I had built into my cabinets, they slightly to far apart.
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Hello Lisa, I am not sure of the smaller version of the Oster, because I bought the large one and it was too big to sit on my counter top. I had to buy a small untility table, which actually was great because it had shelving so I stored my smaller appliances on the 2 shelves below. My kitchen is small, but I found space next to a smaller counter top. If you have room, you might consider a wooden or metal type utility table. I bought mine from IKEA 2 years ago, but I am sure Amazon has them.
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Can't answer as I had to return mine. The glass door exploded on the first use.
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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.
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The shelf itself is pretty small. I have a pretty large/heavy Infinity center spkr. on it, so I placed another shelf from an old system on it to handle the overlap. Works fine like that.
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the holes are definitely 3" apart on the back (what you drill into your drawer face. i know because I just installed these on a set of drawers I recently made). I didn't measure the height, but maybe the 2" is talking about the height?
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ONE of the cubbies is 10 1/2" wide 7 1/4" high and 7" deep (the right cubby). I purchased baskets to fit these dimension due to the answers here. The other two cubbies are less than 10" wide, so I cannot find baskets to fit.
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I think you should have room. Off the top of my head, ours has a space of about 10-12 inches between the piece and the floor. So it just depends on how big your boxes are. They can't be too high.
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Unfortunately, that is the width of the glass top. I am afraid it will not fit in your cubby, unless you can do some slight routing to allow the top to slide in. It is a really nice piece, though! Good luck!
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I measured my cabinet assembled for you. The bottom width is 9 1/4" but the top is just barely under 9 1/2". It's actually closer to 8 1/2 for the cabinet itself, but the top and bottom have thin pieces of wood that stick out further for decorative purposes (which you can see in the photo). In a pinch, I would suggest trimming them down if you can't find another storage solution.
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suz ... if I understand your question correctly ... I moved the footplates manually to be level heighth, and measured from inner edge of left plate to inner edge of right plate ... 6" apart ... if I did not understand correctly, please clarify and I will try again
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I own one it's about 2 feet high. Most counter to cabinet don't have that high of a clearance . Id measure to make sure it will fit
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Hi, if you are using the middle hole to place the shelves, the distance between them will be 12.5". The dept of this unit is 11.5". Thank you so much! South Shore team
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The feet are not attached to the cabinet when it is shipped. I ordered the bun feet which have a bolt inserted in each foot, I don't know how deep that boltis in the foot but if you had the skill i don't see why you couldn't cut 2 inches off each foot. I believe there is a different style available then the bun which may be easier to cut off. I hope this helps.
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Hi Rick, The height and width is more than enough, I think the depth may be a little too tight, but my unit is at least 22 inches deep and the cabinet is 24 inches deep. Hope this helps
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Jennifer my cabinets were custom made so I can't give you an answer on that but my guess would be you would have to cut out the front of your cabinet base. Also make sure you get the measurements for the sink (they are available under description I believe). My cabinet maker had the measurements and the contractor still had to do some sanding to make it fit. It is an awesome sink I love it.
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I was wondering the same thing. I have limited space next to a door in the kitchen. I found these dimensions on another site:4½"H x 12"W x 14¾"D. It seems pretty low, so maybe those are inaccurate.
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I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.
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Thank you for your interest. It looks like your cabinet issue is with depth, correct? If the depth is only 2 11/2, we do not have any that are made that way. Would probably have to be custom made.