Would it fit under a bathroom sink?
515261
Yes it does fit at first I said no but I went in my bathroom downstairs where I have it and it does fit under the sink cabinet if I take out the towels I have in there.
1249036
The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
306714
If your bathroom is very large, yes. I have mine in a very small bedroom, where it fits perfectly.
330182
I don't think it will fit. I tried putting just the rack in my 22 1/2"wide x 15.3/5" deep (front to back) undermounted sink. It took up 13 1/4" of the width of the sink. Hope that helps.
1114720
No, I would say it is too large for a bathroom sink. It is perfect for a kitchen sink or in the bathtub.
1758590
Richard, I'm not sure. I keep mine close to my bathroom sink. But it does have a foam bottom that might keep it in place.
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!
2002899
Yes, invest in the converter kit for under the sink. It's very sleek. We removed our built in soap dispenser and it fit perfectly in that opening.
1847507
Yes. My sink sits below the countertop, so the hole is drilled into the countertop itself. You could drill as few or as many holes as you need.
1575451
My dimensions are the same as the one below - 6 3/4" high, 6" deep (front to back) and 2" at the base. Underneath the sink, you will need clearance for the tank and tubing. I am unable to place a waste basket underneath that side of the sink due to the clearance needed for the tank.
287649
Maybe, depending on how large your sink is side to side. The outside measurements are 13" x 16". That said, if you look at the picture the rack is slightly smaller below the top edge (about 12"). The dimension from side to side - with the black handles (which project) is 16". The smallest dimensions are below the handles where there is a 3/8" wide stainless band that encircles the whole rack - at that point it is 12" x 14", 3.75" high (including feet).
751687
I think I might take a metal clothes hanger and string it across the opening of under your bathroom sink and hang a piece of cloth from it, or have a piece of material and fold over 3/4" and stitch along it and slide the hanger thru it. I wouldn't leave it exposed in my under sink. Personal opinion. Good quality plastic.
816384
No it wouldn't fit a regular bathroom sink, it is curved you need a 2 sided sink for this tub to work
15184
Yes. We used this in our regular sink and it fit perfectly and looks wonderful.
1512513
Thanks for Looking!No... Please measure the bottom of your sink to get the correct dimensions. The closest to that size is a 12 x 10 which fits most small or double sinks.Thank you!Joe @ Readsome Home Products
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.
1799959
I think it would be clumsy because of the recharging procedure. With some modification to the fittings it comes with it could be used under a sink.