27-inch sink cabinet okay?
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27" or 36" sink cabinet dilemma
Comments (37)Well, "life" happened and the kitchen took a back seat :(. It's always on my mid but did not get a chance to spend any quality time on it. Thank you jakuvall, for some reason I did not realize that 36X33 would have smaller suzan - duhhh - thank you for pointing it out. That now makes me think twice about doing 36X33 as I am "loosing" more space than I thought. westsider40 - I was looking at the rev-a-shelf but did not look closely at the measurements. I will double check to see how much space is inside the rails. I don't like that left corner so much that I am considering moving the window so I can have more usable cabinet sizes. As I have it now on the uppers, I do see how having skinny 9" (about) door as part of easy reach and than 12 inch door/cab might not be the best. And there is just no great solution for the bottom either. If I move the window about 10 inch to the right and make my cabs 13" deep since I think I can do maybe 26X26 easy reach than 15" cab and 29" cab on the other side of the window. I Than the bottom cabinets I think could be - 36X36 susan, 12" (pullout), 30" sink cab, 15" drawer. I have total of 119 inches on that wall but want to leave couple of inches (I think maybe I'll leave 3") between the cabinets and door molding. I will have to draw it out and see if i need to tweak the sizes as I am not that quick with math but it seems like maybe that would be a better solution? I will play around with couple layouts and see what makes more sense. Once I re-do my drawings, should I make a new post or continue this one - not sure what is more acceptable and easier or proper....See Moresink for 27' base cabinet
Comments (5)If you want a 2-bowl sink, I think you need a sink base at least 33" wide, preferably 36" wide or wider. In a smaller sink base, either one or both bowls will be pretty useless b/c they'll be too small. (Both will be too small if you try to get equal sized bowls; if you try to get a large/small configuration, the small bowl will be even worse.)...See MoreWall mounted kitchen faucet with 27 inch base cabinets -- too far?
Comments (1)#1 - I dunno. Kohler Karbons have a lot of reach so it should reach the faucet just fine. However, it might not reach to all corners of the sink or as far as you want. You would need to know the depth of the sink and the reach of the faucet to figure that out. You should be able to find that information. #2 - Again, I dunno. Your height, arm length and other personal anatomical features would determine that I suggest mocking up a counter 27" deep and leaning across it to see how far you can reach comfortably without straining....See MoreSize of Kitchen sink for 27 inch base cabinet ...
Comments (8)A 27" sink will undermount into a 27" cabinet. A 33" sink will undermount into a 33" cabinet, etc. I've done this a million times. The sink manufacturers provide junk clips and want to provide access to fat plumber hands. Strap your sink in place, Hercules Universal Sink Harness (Braxton Bragg) or Sink Strap (GranQuartz), no access needed and your sink won't leak. Oh, and drilling into your engineered stone for the clips voids the manufacturer's warranty, so don't have your sink clipped in place by the fabricator before installation please. And he needs room for the clips along the front so you'll get an ugly fat front rail. Skinny rail with straps: 2 1/4" with a 1 3/8" overhang with straps. Purty,...See Morepositano
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