yes, maybe it isn't as handy as I wish it were. Just trying to fit 10# into a 5# bag. I have no good place for a garbage cabinet unless I lose at at least half of a 30" drawer base. I only have 4 drawer base cabs as it is. One 36, two 18" and one 30". I'd have to make my 30" cab 15" smaller OR shrink the DW to an 18" and shrink the 30" to a 21". Or have a small garbage can under a 30" wide apron sink. I don't like any of these options.

I've always described it as a build-to-suit. Blum drawers are Build-to-suit-youself drawers. If Blum itself is selling parts-only, is this a sufficient answer? In their Tandembox line (for example) here is what they sell you. They sell you the 2-part glides and you make you own chipboard drawer floor. They sell you the clips to connect any drawer front. They sell you the back corner piece to hold your back panel that you make out of chipboard. You add the melamine edge banding to the sides of your melamine panels. Whether I write "chipboard" or "melamine" it's all the same thing. (Some people don't know that "melamine" is the surface layer on top of chipboard panels. This needs to be expressed here and there so that they can figure it out.) This concludes the tutorial. Good luck in the future! -- methinks the OP will figure this one out, all by herself. she is motivated. methinks that most other gentle readers will not. this is because they have no need for this thingie at this time. -- methinks people type out their requests as if they want a product sold as a product. show me a picture. methinks people feel they can ask for more JUST because the giving party has been giving. wow. i don't do pictures. I've already explained this before, but I can post it in many new threads too. It has a lot to do with the types of effort that I choose not to expend. And there are other obstacles too. -- Today i hope you get everything you want to get done, done.

Okay, the girls are napping, so i was able to sneak into the bathroom for a few pics. Please excuse the crazy things i have in the drawers right now. Also, I haven't yet figured out how to post multiple photos in one message. I tried to show all three drawers - the bottom drawer is basically full, with just a very small notch at the top rear wall panel. The magazine where i saw the vanity is long gone, but only really showed the exterior in a beautiful large bathroom (it was gorgeous, sigh...) My cabinet maker copied outside. He had no calms about cutting around the sink base and pipes. Seemed like he has done this in the past. I haven't thought about doing this in the kitchen yet cause i really haven't gotten that far in the design. (Just met with kitchen cabinet dealers yesterday) I do think that i would only have 2 drawers instead of 3 if done in the kitchen so they could be deeper. Right now i keep cleaning supplies there in kitchen and obviously, the bottle would be too tall for this configuration. Oh, my vanity is only 28 inches, so i imagine that it would be even better with a wider kitchen sink base cabinet. The person who made this vanity is in PA (near Lancaster). I can email his contact info if you want. This post was edited by phillyfeet on Sun, Nov 10, 13 at 13:51

Yes.