under the sink cabinet size is 36". clear door size is 16.5'. please clarify weather i should use 4sbsu-15 or 18
1677720
There are some other variables to consider, that you have not clarified. Is each individual door opening framed? Is 16.5" the framed opening or the door width. The opening is the vital specs. The assembled 4sbsu-18 is 18.6"h x 13.5"w x 5"d . If you have a 16.5" wide door, and your opening is larger then the assembled specs. then the 18 should work for you.
1677721
I recommend that you call the manufacturer to answer your question. I was so pleased with mine that I bought a second one.
540466
Your 4 inches is all you need. The cabinet protrudes 3 1/2 inches from the wall with the door closed. The depth is approx 8 inches. I hope I answered your question
1667511
The dimensions noted by the manufacturer are correct. Go to www.geappliances.com You'll need 15" minimum to squeeze it between your counter and upper cabinet. Hope that helps!
1653665
I can agree with Smokey DeBear that with a little extra marking, the cabinet door template will work just fine. The "slider" hole makes it possible for the 4.25 spacing on your hardware to be set perfectly. This is a very good set of templates.
2119073
The maximum opening for this hardware is 40". I would recommend the door hang over 1" on each side which will require a 38" slab door for your 36" opening. But it can hang over as much as you want, any door between 36"-40" would work.
839305
Any standard size vanity sink will work since the depth of the cabinet is 21"D. if you are looking for a one piece type top & sink unit, it will be a 37"x22".
59219
we installed it in a 15" cabinet - and it was also only 18" deep, which made it rather tricky. It was not an ikea cabinet, but I have worked with those too and you should be fine! Its a great sink - you might want to use plumber's putty rather than the thick rubber gasket that comes with the drain, since the gasket raised the drain above the floor of the sink which made draining/cleaning annoying.
49375
the minimum would be 28 inches but suggest 30 to make sure as it deeds on how you set your handles and wheel locksBe aware that some bathroom doors are smaller than 28 inches and remember you have to measure the smallest part of the door opening which could be at the floor since the molding is sometimes left in place because the door bottom is cut a half inch above the floor to accommodate rugs etc . Please be aware that the heavy duty rollators are a little larger so a 30inch door opening is a safer measurement
1758078
I'm really not sure. But I will tell you, our house is very old. 1952. Everything is too small it seems for modern fixtures. With that said, our cabinet base was approximately 32" and there is plenty of room on either side , inches to spare, between the sink and the wall of the cabinet base under the sink. I'd probably risk it. I think you'd be ok. But make sure the return would be easy just in that off chance it's not. Good luck.
1030435
It will be a bit snug, but a 36 inch wide space should work ok. The base is 23 inches wide & the doors, which are 6 inches deep each, pivot outward from hinges midway along each side. With 36 inches, you will be able to open doors at right angles to base, but not fan them out flat--which is what gives the very best access & visibility. Yet, even with doors at 90 degree angles--you'll still be able to see & get at everything which is stored in the cabinet just fine. It is a well-made cabinet & holds an unbelievable amount of media.
1424900
Yes, 14 1/2 x 24 1/2 should work just fine. I think 24" exactly would be best, but the "body" of the cabinet is greater than 25" and will cover your opening.
771227
Yes, we have it in a 36 " wide cabinet and it fits perfectly. We love this sink!
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.
1885817
Good Afternoon, I went ahead and included the dimensions from the vendor. It seems as though your current sink is a tad larger.Minimum Cabinet Size: 36''Basin Split: 50/50Sink Width: 32-1/4''Sink Depth: 18''Sink Height: 8-1/2''Drain Opening: 3-1/2''
1005516
Hi...just measured my sink. It's 14" wide by 15 3/4" from front to rear. Stretched the tape measure to 19 3/4" and it looked ok...You have to consider how much room the frame of the cabinet takes...just measured the under sink wooden support at 15 3/4" .....Hope this helps!
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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!
1445909
This 18-inch sink has a rough opening of 16 x 13. Here is a link to the Kraus installation PDF: http://www.kraususa.com/pdf/kbu-16.pdf There is also a CAD drawing available. The 18-inch reference is to the width of the sink flanges which will be covered in the undermount by your countertop material.