The cabinet is a standard height. That is, the sink is undermounted beneath the counter, and the final counter height is standard. The cabinet is about 32" wide. I can't say exactly, because the entire wall of cabinetry was custom made in the vintage style where it is all one long unit. The cabinets are not separate, and the side of the sink cabinet is also the side of the cabinet next to it. The installation was all very stressful for me because the "hole" where the sink would fit had to be pretty darn close to the correct height in order to make the counter the right height. Now, since my cabinets are painted, I did have some wiggle room. We needed to shim the sink to make it exactly the right height and levelness. The gaps all around the sink were covered with bondo (by me), and then painted. So the sink is perfectly snuggled in now. But if I had wood cabinets, my cabinetmaker would NOT have had the skill to do a beautiful job. Pictures, you say? You might be sorry you asked! Get ready for a bunch! I hope they help. The long cabinet unit: The sink "cabinet" Playing around with how to position the sink (shims in place) Again, experimenting with position and where the counter will end up: Bondo to cover the cracks More bondo (bottom edge) Sink with adjacent units (dishwasher is hidden on the right side-cabinetmaker hated making that panel for me with the fake drawer, but I think it's pretty awesome!! ) In the process of painting: Teeny, weeny kitchen, still in progress :-) francy

The left is mounted on the side panel and the right is mounted on a special piece that IKEA sold for this application. Don't know if they still sell it, but I'm sure it could be reproduced. The center piece is basically a 1 1/2" piece of MDF that extends the depth of the cab and is secured at the back and front to the bottom of the cab. It functions as a short cab wall and I have a drawer rail mounted on both sides. In your case you could position in where you need to achieve your right wall. I hope I'm explaining this clearly enough, but hope this pic helps. I can take more pix tomorrow if that will help you. IKEA under sink pullouts

I don't seem to have a photo of the cut we made in the sink cabinet and the trash pullout cabinet from before the sink was installed, but was able to pull the drawer out and get this You can see we (meaning the granite installers) cut a little more than was necessary and then shimmed. Even with that much cut out, we didn't need to modify the knife drawer in any way and things go in and out just fine. Actually, I see that this photo still has the scissors there. They did catch the top sometimes, so I moved them. As for the accessories rack, someone on here said they wanted it, so I sent it on. I keep everything besides the walnut cutting board in a bottom drawer in the island. I do use them periodically. I love the cutting board so much that I mostly keep it out.

I see a few more requests looking for tall bins that fit 15 wide ikea cabinets. Can you believe after all this effort, recycling pick up is no longer offered for my address! 😢 ive been using the 2 bins I bought and installed quite awhile back They are still working out great. i was going to make something similar to what a few others did but ended up finding these. Witt Industries 13R Plastic 13-Gallon Rigid Waste Liner, Square, 11" Width x 11" Depth x 20" Height, Black. got them 1/2 off on AMZ warehouse deal very thick strong commercial use plastic. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005QNOFES/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_TAcHDb3D23QJK AMZ often has them as unavailable in that size, but you can find them elsewhere online mine did not have any dents/defects. Note that these are commercial grade liners to go inside a metal trash can vs a polished plastic meant to be placed out in your room. You can see pics in my Akurum ikea 15 inch base if scroll dowm the posts I have the 1st bin, raised up by about an inch to account for the slight flare at the lip and that makes them fit perfectly using all availble drawer and height space, while still allowing for my shallow drawer. I should note that I did not install the upper rod of my lower drawer that my trash cans sit in. I never got around to it and with both cans in, it actually makes that drawer and door fromt super stable - door front doesnt move and is perfectly vertical. mine are the older line, akurum, with similar but not identical specs. if needed I can measure further up the trash bins height, for the width I dont believe they flare out any, until the very top where there is a slight flare in where the lip area is, but can double check if needed.