Can you mount this sink into a 24 cabinet? The cabinets next to it have drawers. Will this be possible?
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That depends on the amount if surround cabinet space you want and appears good to your eye. The cab dimensions are given so ask you contractor or handyman to plot out the dimensions for you. I have the sink hanging over in front for the look I want
1093334
The contractor who put the cabinetry in, and the sink, used standard cabinets and had to cut the front of the cabinet face to fit around the sink, which extends a bit beyond the cabinet front. Below the sink are 2 normal doors to open that take you under the sink. He did have to buy an extension for the plumbing from the sink to the disposal. Hope that helps.
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would not recommend this-not sure the construction of your cabinets and the door set up - if full overlay or insetthis is a true 24" sink and typically you would need a 27" sink base minimumyou would have to cut the sides of the cabinet to get it into the 24" sink basecan be done by a skilled carpenter but I would not recommend it
1093336
no, it needs more width room that that. Our contractor cut thru the front also and then had to trim it out with some molding.
1093337
we bought this sink and we get great feedback on everyone wants one. We had a stand built for ours but if the sunk would fit and you have water hookup it will work.
2256471
My sink measures 23 inches wide including the lip, and it is installed in a 30 inch sink cabinet. Remember, a 24 inch cabinet means that the outside width is 24 inches. So it depends - do you have just a sink front without side walls? Then maybe you can squeeze it in, but would have trouble getting the clips in place, if you need those. If you have a 24" sink cabinet with 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood box construction, then definitely not. A drop in style sink might give you a little more wiggle room.
724260
Yes, it can. This is our second one of this sink. We "dropped it in," for kitchen 2o years ago, and in basement hobby room, in 2013. It can be under mounted. Love it!
1745299
I had mine installed as under mount, and I don't think you can over mount it. To be safe, I asked the installer to modify the base cabinet and build support for the sink to sit on.
735428
Mine is in a 24 inch cabinet but it is an undermount sink. It is quite nice.
889631
There isn't enough space to install a faucet behind the sink on a regular 24 in cabinet. We had to return and get a regular rectangular sink. However, the faucet can be installed at the side of the faucet or at the corner.
251167
No this will require more support and 2x4's will need to be placed under it since it is an under mount sink.The 9 inch depth may require some change also.Good luck it is a great sink. If you are having granite counter tops the edge should extend to the edge of the sink to avoid water drainage over the front.That is a problem that we have and we have to be very carefull with some the water does not get on the cabinet.If you have any more questions just ask.Pam
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Just installed this sink and it can be either an undermount or drop-in sink. You can drill the holes in the granite. It's a fantastic sink and we love it!!
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Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
59106
Good afternoon! You need a 33" cabinet. That means you need 33" side to side x 21" front to back of clear space to allow for the sink and mounting hardware. Hope this helps!
255537
The 19x24 cabinet would look peculiar on a floor. Its best placement would be affixed to a wall. If you have a piece of furniture (say, a shelf unit) into which this cabinet could be nested, that might work out perfectly well.
1259349
This sink will fit in a 24" vanity. You could obviously go with a bigger vanity (30", 36") and would have space on the sides but would not be able to go smaller than a 24".
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Yes you can. I have this sink and absolutely love it. Plus I much prefer the look on the over mount that undercount. I think u will be very pleased with it. If you give me your email I can send you a pic of mine and even video. I am out of town so I could get it to you either the end of this week or beginning of next. Lmk. �
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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
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Probably. I have mine under a 24" sink base cabinet, and it fits well there.
359738
24 is a lot. I would say you would need two and then stack them, if your drawer is deep enough.
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The depth of my countertop is 24 1/2 inch. The sink protrudes 2 inches from in front of the cabinet. This leaves about 1 inch from the backside of the sink to the backsplash that would need to be filled with counter top. If your countertop was only 23 and half inches deep, it should work.