Do the feet prevent the cabinet from sitting against the wall? I do not want to have a gap between the wall &amp; the counter top
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No. The back goes against the wall and it comes with a backsplash that we glued onto the wall that would take care of any small gap.
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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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No, the cabinet can be secured to the wall for stability but must rest on a flat surface. I have my cabinet set on top of plywood cut to size to keep it off the garage floor to avoid any moisture transfer.
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No its top will not touch the cabinet. The stool is very stable with rubber non slip feet. If you mean will the stool be stable if a toddler is standing on the stool and leans forward I believe it would not slip.
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Harold: Bought my unit two weeks ago and just installed it last night. My desk too is up against a wall... and it works just fine. As you expand the unit for standing, the legs stay put on your desk but the monitor platform moves forward... so a wall is no obstacle. That help?
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Hi Jeremy, The back is finished so that you do not have to have this against a wall. It would be in the finish that you selected for the entire unit. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you any further concerns. Sandy, Owner Best Kitchen Products
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If you put the front against a wall, you will lose the ability to use the drawer and cupboards in front. If you put the back against the wall, you will lose the ability to put stools under the extendable breakfast bar and use the way it sounds like you would like. If you are okay with pushing the front with the cupboards against a wall and not being able to use them, I guess it would be okay. But for the price of this beautiful piece, I would maybe look for something a little cheaper if you aren't able to have it stand alone and use both sides.
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We have ours between the kitchen(galley style) and the living room. One side is on the wall and the other at the kitchen cabinet. We never had any problem. It works great for us. Our big lab sometimes try to open the gate with his head but never worked for him. You can also just close the gate or use the red part on top of it to lock it.
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No it doesn't. I have mine sitting up against the wall as pictured. However with the baseboard it leaves a little gap between the bar and the wall. Also I have tile floors where it's placed so it slid around a lot, but nothing a few felt strips couldn't stop
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You don't need to do that however I will strongly advice you to make sure it is balanced. If there are floor boards or tiles on the bottom of the wall make sure you cut out a piece on the back bottom side to make the cabinet sit flush with the back wall.
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The cabinet is 70" and the counter is 72", however, from my wall to the edge of the counter ends up being 72 1/8", so if you have any irregularities in your walls, it will affect your fit.
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No. The stability of the unit, which is considerable, relies on the shelf. You could lower it so that it is at ground level. We use counter stools.
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The floor needs to be flat...find your self two small pieces of wood the same thickness as the small trim pieces height..use these as spacers under the mounting points for the unit...just make sure the top of the unit has ample clearance to open thru the cabinet opening, after the pieces are in place., Drill clearance holes thru the small pieces for the mounting screws, to ensure you dont split the wood when the screws pass thru.
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No, unfortunately the feet are not removable and the height with the feet is about 11 3/4". WE had the same problem and had to modify the cabinet opening.
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The top will hit the wall when opened. I left about an inch and a half gap between the wall and the edge of the top, and when the top is fully open, there still is about a half inch gap.
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hmmm, not sure. mine is flat against the wall. some stupid questions: the short side is mounted vertically and the screws are all flush?
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Only if you attached the wall cabinet to the floor cabinet securely. Another option is to attach the wall cabinet to the wall near the floor cabinet. It would certainly fall over if you just stacked them. Hope this helped answer your question!