To install this unit, it is screwed to bottom/floor cabinet or side. My cabinet is 24" wide, I need to install two of them side by side
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You screw it to the floor. I installed mine side by side in a wide cabinet, too. It will work.
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If they fit that's great , the pipes under my sink were in the way for 2 of them
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No, this unit screws to the base of the cabinet, then slides in and out. Directions are good and unit was easy to install. Exactly fit my cabinet size.
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Not sufficient for a receiver in the middle cabinet as its height is fixed. Not sufficient for the two side cabinets as the width space is insufficient.
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The clips that hold it stick out at least an inch and 1/2. I have a 30 inch cabinet. Cant see it fitting a 24
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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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I have mine installed in a double hung window I do not see how it would work in a side slider installation
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If you don't need to add sides this will work. I had to add a cabinet with 1/2" sides and it was too tight when I only had 6". The dimension is slightly over 5" due to the wood tape over the plywood edges. I am rebuilding using the hardware.
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Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
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my installer said yes. I just ordered this too. Just make sure your cabinet dimensions are big enough. They may need to cut the sink, but it can be done so I"m told
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Based on some measurements of my installed unit I don't believe it will fit
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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.
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The unit is 12" deep. Your cabinet will need to be at least 12" deep to accommodate the unit. Otherwise, it will stick out beyond the front of your cabinet.
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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.
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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
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It has been so long since we installed it, I am not sure. Let me look at it.... I do have bolt heads on the bottom shelf that go must into a mounting plate under the cabinet, so I think it is installed on the bottom of the cabinet.
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What would you attach the middle side to if you're only putting on one 1/2 of the base cabinet?
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I don't think you could without dividing your cabinet in half with a wall. You need to mount them on something. I guess you could install braces bottom to top. In that case the opening would be the mounted width of the unit X 2 + the width of the support in the middle of the cabinet. Good luck.