Is a 24 inch wide sink to small?
missmuffet
12 years ago
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Comments (1)Mock it up with two pieces of posterboard cut to the right size. You'll be able to see which size you like better....See MoreSmall Kitchen: need 30 inch wide fridge counter-depth
Comments (5)This is hard to resolve. In the far distant future, kitchens will have one wall with a deep counter, i.e. 28" or 30" deep. Not today. Too many people cutting a 4' by 8' sheet in half to make "standard" size cabinetry.... Are you aware of Cabinet depth and Counter depth ? These are two different terms for what you want. One meaning the entire appliance including door is flush with your 24" deep counter -- but that loses So Much space I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Another term means the box before the door is 24" deep, and a thin door adds another 2 or 3 inches. If your layout lets you use a French Door fridge without making you open both doors all the time, you have one more option and a more regular depth. The minute you look at a shallower depth French-door fridge you have to spend $500 more just for a basic model. French-door fridge-bottom-freezers LG and another brand too, but I forget which one it is right now. Single door fridge-bottom-freezers that are not as deep as Amana Whirlpool etc : Miele KF1801 (84" tall). Summit FFBF285SS 26" deep (75" tall). Only 28" wide so the door doesn't need as much space as a 30" door. Liebherr has a couple. Fisher Paykel is about 31" wide and 26" deep Consider cutting into the wall to make a recess to stick the back of the fridge into. -David...See MoreSink to use in 24' wide cabinet
Comments (3)We put a nearly 24" wide undermount sink into a 24" sink base in our last kitchen. We had to rout out the left and right inside walls a bit to get it to fit. It was resting on the cabinet frame (instead of being attached with clips), so in order for the counter to sit flush with the surrounding cabinets, we also had to rout out the top edge of the sink base where the sink would be sitting. None of this work was very difficult, and I was thrilled to have a big single bowl 24" sink in a small (for a sink) 24" cabinet. So check out sink dimensions and look at mfr drawings - there are many you can make work. The only drawback we could see to doing this is how difficult it would be in the future to swap out the sink because it is sandwiched between the counter and cabinet. On the plus side, you don't have to worry about the sink falling! heh heh....See More24 inch sink base possible? Can't find a sink!
Comments (17)My first thought is an 18" dw is fine for a small rental kitchen. We rented out part of the lower part of our first house. We went to trouble and expense to make the kitchen better than what was there. Long story short, every single tenant we had religiously bought take out and used the larger fridge we bought for some lonely leftovers, beverages and condiments. The second to last tenant asked us to remove the island to fit his big sectional in and the last guy did not use it either. We wasted well over $1k, when we were new homeowners and cash was tight, in an effort to have a better rental unit. I'd do a modest size sink and give them more drawer space. You don't want them able to pile up too many dishes anyway.... Ikea has great options for smaller kitchens. Try out their online planner and ask for help when you go there....See Moremisplacedtxgal
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