What cabinet depth do you have this installed in? Is it too big for a 24" cabinet depth?
1891144
Yes it will fit a 24" cabinet. However it is tight, we installed our faucet to the right of center were the bowls meet. I installed a single hole faucet and the lip of the sink had to be cut to get to look right. A faucet like this http://goo.gl/NA0zTk would not have worked.
1891145
24" to back upright trim of 1". total: 25" However, not too big for 24" cabinet depth.
1891146
We installed this sink (LOVE IT) in 24" cabinets. Granite people had to work a bit with the countertop. but installed it beautifully.
1891147
Mine is in a 24 inch cabinet. It fits fine, but can be tight if you use a three hole faucet.
1891148
Our sink is installed in a 24" cabinet depth. The sink is beautiful. Our only concern -we cut our granite to match the unusual shape of the sink. We have heard from others that the sink may break or fail over time. We actually considered buying an extra sink to keep in case this one ever fails because there is no way any other sink would fit the shape of the granite.
1530104
just checked and mine is 24" from floor to underside of keyboard shelf. and the leg area is about 27" wide till you hit the drawer/shelves to the right.
144459
Ours is 21 ft. but there is a lot of extra slack to it - so should fit the 24 footer.
26247
Hi, that is true because cut out if not just for the bowl, cutout goes under the drainboard also. But...the only portion that extends down 7 inches is the bowl itself which would easily fit into a 24 inch cabinet. I believe you would be okay doing it as you stated but you should look at one of these first. The one I have is tied up in a customer's room and I cannot get to it for a few days.
1589473
It would be fine. The enclosure it's self is large, so be sure to have a space available for that size. Your 24" will look small in it, but it gives you room to grow.
1499224
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.
2056530
It is about 24". I just cut the opening to fit the box of the cabinet as needed. Should not be a big deal unless there are outlets in the way etc.
917752
Probably. I have mine under a 24" sink base cabinet, and it fits well there.
516783
Depth is 22 - width adjusts down to 12 at the smallest. Not sure how wide it can go as I have it at 12 already installed. Hope that helps.
1584307
I installed into a 24" deep cabinet and attached to base of each shelf. The mount is on the bottom of each sliding drawer.
794674
24 and 1/4 inches, if you remove shelf. I realize that this differs from 2 other responses, so to be safe you shouldn't expect to use a file cabinet more than 24". I'm not saying that you shouldn't do it, but the shelf add some minimal support to the legs. If you are careful with the stand, and don't drag it around minus that shelf, it should work out.
1093335
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
465129
The screw slot is about 11 inch from the back of the unit. Standard depth of cabinet is 12 inch so yours isn't too far away. You can also drill extra holes to secure the unit.
2256470
This sink will definitely fit in a 24" cabinet. There is some minor work that needs to be done, but if the installer knows what they are doing, it's no problem.
1549254
Thank you for considering business with us, your cabinet opening must be at least 24 inches wide.
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".
867778
It fit in mine. I looked everywhere for one that would fit and this was the only one that I found because the depth of my cabinets were so short. I ordered two of them - great quality and price!