Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - Bathroom cabinet layout
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fallfix
01-22-08, 04:15 PM
Have a wall with a total length of 90 3/4 inches. Existing cabinets start from the left side after a 20 1/2 inch gap. Their demensions are 33 with sink, 18 with 3 drawers and finally another 18 with 3 drawers.
The thought was to move the first 18 to the open space, slide the 33 over or fill the gap with 2 1/2 inch spacer. After the 33, frame the new 18 opening and add a door. The last 18 would remain where it is.
The question is, does it make sense to try to put another sink over the re-framed 18? Would a sink to fit the space be too small? Would the two sinks be too close together?
Thanks
The thought was to move the first 18 to the open space, slide the 33 over or fill the gap with 2 1/2 inch spacer. After the 33, frame the new 18 opening and add a door. The last 18 would remain where it is.
The question is, does it make sense to try to put another sink over the re-framed 18? Would a sink to fit the space be too small? Would the two sinks be too close together?
Thanks
Just Bill
01-22-08, 04:24 PM
I may be missing something in your question, but I don't see room for two sinks. More info on the overall size of the room, etc.
fallfix
01-22-08, 04:39 PM
The maximum counter top length is 90 3/4 inches. Currently a sink exists over the 33 inch cabinet. The hope, if possible, was to place another sink to the right of the existing one. That location would be over a newly framed 18 inch cabinet that is next to the 33.