Remodelfla, yes you can make a 12" pullout per amberly's description. You don't necessarily have to use the pieces from a 12" cab to make the pullout, though-- you can trim the pieces from a 15" cab instead, and assemble the cab with deck screws. Either way will work, though it may be a little easier to make the cab square using the 12" cab parts. Since you are making your drawer and door fronts, you can make one tall door to use as the pullout. I would stick to Ikea's design of having one tall door as a pullout on the bottom and a shorter door on hinges on top-- pullouts up high are hard to see into without a stool. With custom drawer fronts you should not have to use any trim pieces. Moccasinlanding: Yes, you must purchase side panels for exposed sides, though you may substitute beadboard. The door and drawer fronts you use depend on how you want to configure the tall cab space. Several standard configurations are in the Ikea catalog, and if you order a standard configuration, the salesperson will tell you what you need in terms of add-ons like legs, hardware, etc. I think the planning software does that as well. However, I think two tall cabs flanking a DR window could be a bit overwhelming. How about doing base cabs with glass-fronted wall cabs stacked on top, to make each unit look like a hutch? The glass-fronted cabs could have lights inside, and hold your glassware and china.

We did the same as S Half. We were going to buy wooden toe kicks and paint them and install ourselves, but decided to try an Ikea toe kick first. It looked fine and was so much easier to install by clipping them on to the legs. Our floor was extremely uneven and we had to trim them a bit but it was still much less work than making them ourselves. And it was cheaper than ordering from Scherr's. The color is not a 100% perfect match but because of shadows/light you would never notice the difference.

I am pretty sure this is the trash pull out we have: http://www.kitchensource.com/trash/rv-4wcsd-1835dm-2.htm.  The price shown is for the whole system. Yes, I was able to purchase separately from the distributor......maybe that option is not available from a local dealer. I actually tried purchasing from a local dealer and they weren't able to figure out how to order what I needed (!!?). That is how I ended up going to McKillican American for my purchase. After we determined we needed a different pull out I went back for the pullout and glide mechanism. This is what I learned: the glide mechanism was the important piece of the puzzle for us. The bottom of each different rev a shelf pullout is routed out for installation of the specific glides required be it soft close or servo drive, etc. Everything comes fitted out for the specific use. Believe me, DH and I tried everything before going back for the second part (the pull out). After reading DIY's comments, I took a look at our glides and yes, they look similar to the Blum glides on our other drawers. DIY's cabinet maker must have routed the box to accommodate the glides. We had to purchase a new box. To find your local rev a shelf distributor go to the Rev a Shelf website and click on find an authorized dealer - be sure to click the box "Distributors - US." http://www.rev-a-shelf.com/rev-pages/find-dealer.aspx I'm sorry I don't know how to insert a working link. Maybe you can copy and paste. I hope this all makes sense. And good luck. It's a process, but worth it in the end.

I hope it's ok to ask a related question here. I have seen Joseph's replies to other posts recommending the HUSH solution, but I don't know enough to be able to explain to my contractor why this can work. I, too, have a 24" IKEA Sektion cabinet and want to install the longest undermount sink possible. Based on what I've read about HUSH, I thought I could select a Kohler undermount with basin length = 22.25". But my contractor said that the flange is still 24" and asked if the flange sits on top of the cabinet and, if so, how that impacts the countertop. I'd be grateful if you can point me in the right direction Joseph! FYI, here is the sink: https://www.build.com/kohler-k-5286-kitchen-sink/s867441?uid=2217519#specifications