Could this fit in a 24 inch cabinet?
595295
I can't say precisely that it will fit a 24 inch cabinet because we installed it over a 30 inch. I would recommend the 30 inch because it is under mounted so you may need extra space to hold it.
595296
No, it is almost 24" W itself (and you would account for the thickness of the cabinet chassis). We have it above a 30-36W double door base cabinet.
881870
Bob says you could modify your cabinet and I say don't try. The bracket and waste baskets require 21 3/4 " would protrude and not allow the door to close . It is built for a 24" (23 1/2" minumum) cabinet. Best bet is to find a combination that will fit your cabinet such as the simplehuman Deluxe Twin Bucket Pull Out Recycler that Amazon offers. It would fit.
1463760
It is designed for a 30" cabinet. Might be able to fit in a 27" with some trimming, but no guarantees.
956783
at its widest point, it is very close to exactly 24 1/4 inches. this is only a little piece and could be sanded to fit if it were too tight. the main bulk of the cabinet and shelving is 24". i think you'll be o.k. :)
1447949
This will fit perfectly in a 6" cabinet. That is the size of my cabinet and this is perfect.
516782
The product is twenty-two inches (22") deep and would not work with a sixteen inch (16") depth cabinet. The product I purchased is adjustable in width only.
1524495
it will not fit 18.25" equip. it is about 17.75" clear inside cabinet to the door frame and about 18" to the glass. it is 26.125" wide inside the cabinet but the the door clearance width is 24". the height inside is 24", but door clearance is only 22.25"interior dimensions: 18d x 24"h x 26"wdoor clearance dimensions: 17.75"d x 22.25"h x 24"whope that helps
1851961
Ours is in a 30 inch cabinet, which is the minimum. It could go into a larger cabinet, of course. BTW, we still love it!
735428
Mine is in a 24 inch cabinet but it is an undermount sink. It is quite nice.
531197
I installed it in an 18" wide cabinet, I would guess that the unit requires about 15" width for clearance. Do they have a wider model? Yes it will fit a 24" cabinet width, but if they have an other unit that is made to fit closer to 24", you will have about +4" space on each side.
585092
Bob says you could modify your cabinet and I say don't try. The bracket and waste baskets require 21 3/4 " would protrude and not allow the door to close . It is built for a 24" (23 1/2" minumum) cabinet. Best bet is to find a combination that will fit your cabinet such as the simplehuman ® Deluxe Twin Bucket Pull Out Recycler that Amazon offers. It would fit.
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.
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.
2056533
The inside dimension is about 23" so the opening would have to be at least 24 to accommodate the structure.
1282777
I don't think it would fit. My cabinets are 24" deep so it fits nicely. I suppose you could try but I vote no : )
1499223
I assume you mean a base cabinet 27" inches in width. This would be pushing it to the limits. I believe you need to measure the insideof the cabinet to be sure you have enough clearance. Seems like it would a tight fit. We installed ours in a 36" base cabinet.
2051822
You are in luck! I measure the stand as just 24" wide, so it's an easy fit for you. By the way, the depth is 12". I can't explain how each of three answers to this question are different(!). I think it is also worth noting that the stand has four slightly-elevated legs radiating from a central point, so the feet at the end of those legs are the only contact points with your surface. If the stand was one big flat slab, then it could be stable even if slightly overhanging the surface on which you place it. Not so for this stand, but 24x12 should fit well in most places.