We paid $350 to have two feet put on one of our kitchen cabs ;~O This was to the cabinet company that was installing them. If you can add them yourself, you'll probably save a bundle of money. It looked very easy, as I was there when they installed them. Both feet had to be shortened a tad, but the guy said this was normal. They took out the bottom drawers and screwed them in from there.

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amarantha, sorry I am not in the FKB, I did my kitchen 5 years ago and never learned how to post the pics. One of these days... anyway, i just went and looked at that section of my kitchen. I have the feet just like you've drawn on the sink base but then the cabinet to the left only has the left foot and the cabinet to the right of the sink (and DW) only has a right foot. So it all looks good together and like michelle said not too many feet! 5 years ago, Bosch had what I wanted, hidden controls, stainless interior and quiet, quiet, quiet. the Asko and Miele were a few hundred dollars more so i went with the Bosch, no complaints. One more thing, I looked at your picture again and the birds eye view looks like you have the sink recessed from the cabinet to the left and the DW. is that true? If it is, you are going to have to have some kind of DW panel on the left side of your DW as they are not finished on the sides Good luck

I also have an "apron" on one section of my cabinets. They are DuraSupreme and there were several options for both aprons and bun feet: Not that if you want to use a tapmaster, I don't think it would work with this kind of apron -- you need clear access to the foot pedal. (Luckily, I didn't put an apron on my sink cabinet).