Will the back part of this stool fit against a sink that has cabinets in front?
1837524
Only if you remove the stabilizer braces that stick out on each side of the stool. They keep it from tipping forward but you may not need them if the stool is up against a cabinet.
1837525
It depends on how much clearance you have at the base of your cabinets. Usually the baseboards of your cabinets are not flush with cabinet doors. If you look closely at the image of the step stool, it has two feet attached to either side of the base. These feet act as stabilizers for the stool, however, they also protrude about 7 inches from the back of the stool. We use this at a pedestal sink so the stabilizing feet are not an issue. I just moved the stool to the kitchen sink to get a gauge and with our kitchen cabinets, it does not sit flush against the cabinets, in fact it is close to 10 inches away from sitting flush. Again, due to the stabilizing feet not having enough clearance. Hope this helps;) It depends on how much clearance you have at the base of your cabinets. Usually the baseboards of your cabinets are not flush with cabinet doors. If you look closely at the image of the step stool, it has two feet attached to either side of the base. These feet act as stabilizers for the stool, however, they also protrude about 7 inches from the back of the stool. We use this at a pedestal sink so the stabilizing feet are not an issue. I just moved the stool to the kitchen sink to get a gauge and with our kitchen cabinets, it does not sit flush against the cabinets, in fact it is close to... » Read More It depends on how much clearance you have at the base of your cabinets. Usually the baseboards of your cabinets are not flush with cabinet doors. If you look closely at the image of the step stool, it has two feet attached to either side of the base. These feet act as stabilizers for the stool, however, they also protrude about 7 inches from the back of the stool. We use this at a pedestal sink so the stabilizing feet are not an issue. I just moved the stool to the kitchen sink to get a gauge and with our kitchen cabinets, it does not sit flush against the cabinets, in fact it is close to 10 inches away from sitting flush. Again, due to the stabilizing feet not having enough clearance. Hope this helps;) « Show Less
1837526
It does on two of our counters, one sink and one bathroom, the other there's a 1 inch gap and doesn't sit quite flush but it still works perfectly! I will buy at least one more when we move, we have 1 and we move it all the time. Its sturdy and heavy and perfect!
1837527
Yes, our kitchen sink was a standard one that had cabinets below it and it fit fine. You can push it up against the handles of the cabinets and kids can climb right up to the sink.
1837528
Love love love this step stool. I have cabinets under the sink as well and it's no problem. It fits perfectly!
1837529
The back part is completely flat. We did not use the two side tabs on the bottom because it would not fit in our kitchen. We use this for both my kids (4& 2) and love it. It is extremely sturdy even with out the side parts. I highly reccomend.
1837530
Yes.... If you leave the two little peices off the are sticking out at bottom. They aren't really needed. Mine has been used in the bathroom of my in home daycare and works great!
544411
My installer said as long as the cabinet has a strong frame, it should not be a problem. We have used the sink for more than 9 months and are very satisfied with it, both functionally and aesthetically.
310009
Yes it does. Between the toilet and sink is fine. Behind the toilet , it fits but you have to wiggle it - not a lot of play room but in my house, it does fit .
1851962
It is installed in a 27 inch cabinet.... 24 inches from front back. It would not work in a smaller cabinet. I have to say that I absolutely love this sink. The depth is perfect. The color matches my grey quartz counters. I'm so happy that I chose it.
1792146
yes of course.any cabinet larger than the sinks width,only you may need under mounts for support.you can have a hole drilled in count er top to accomedate faucet
1249036
The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
251169
You have to do your measurements first to make a 100% sure. It fit ours except we had to cut out our fake (inserts) drawers that where underneath the sink and Above our doors.
1578583
Hello! Whitmor 6066-930 Supreme Over The Sink Shelf should fit perfectly behind your sink. The back piece should not obstruct the unit from fitting comfortably over your kitchen sink. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
1093333
That depends on the amount if surround cabinet space you want and appears good to your eye. The cab dimensions are given so ask you contractor or handyman to plot out the dimensions for you. I have the sink hanging over in front for the look I want
2019634
No. It will fit your sink. I used it and found it a perfect fit---remember to use plumbers putty when installing and you won't have any problem.
531198
Yes, but it will not fill the cabinet. There will space on either or both sides.
771227
Yes, we have it in a 36 " wide cabinet and it fits perfectly. We love this sink!
889629
I don't believe so. The inner cabinet supports had to be cut back in my 24 inch base cabinet to allow for sink. After the granite counter installation...there is only 2.5 inches between inner edge of rear sink and backsplash.
942898
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!
557516
I think you would need a 33" minimum cabinet. The sink itself is 31" and it needs a couple of inches around it.
1848495
it will fit but the clips to fasten the sink to the counter top will not be able to be reached once the top is in place, so you have to support the sink another way. Also like the previous person indicated it is a very deep sink, so be sure measure it against the cabinet to make sure the hinges clear.i have installed many of them, and own i one myself, you will not be disappointed.Markwww.formationsny.com
251172
No it probably won't. It actually requires a base with a shorter door in order to have the sink sit flush with the countertop. I could send you a picture if that does not make sense. And my husband actually had to cut the cabinet down further to have it fit