Could i mount this under a counter? The counter is 42 inches from the floor and 21 inches deep.
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yes, the unit can be installed under a counter, however the efficiency of the heater would be effected, not to mention the accumulation of heat under the counter. There are many other variables. The size of the room, how well the room is insulated, materials of the counter, just to name a few. To achieve the best results the unit should be in an area with the LEAST amount of obstructions as possible. l do not recommend installation under a counter. Stan R.
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You could with the caveat being you must keep the front clear from obstruction; the larger vent is where the air is taken in and the smaller vent on the bottom is where the heat comes out; you do not want that right on the ground and also, if you have it under a counter how will that disperse the heat throughout your space you need heated unless you just want your legs and feet warmed. It works very well in my office that is approximately 8 x 11 feet in dimensions. Hope this information helps you; it is a great purchase, love the warmth.
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Hello Robin, yes I mounted our sink above the counter 1/4 " , of course I still had to remove the false front and cut into the sides of the cabinet below . the existing doors under cabinet are clear so still function. It just takes a little engineering but we wanted to see the top of the sink and not hide it undermount. I would be happy to send pics, so let me know!
2279819
We installed ours in a 33 inch base and it works very well. Just need good installers. We have a granite top, and the sink obviously is installed undermount. Just not a lot of room left side to side.
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It comes with screws 4 mounting. So I would ithink it can. Set the 2 that brought on the counter. Very sturdy & I like them a lot
470920
I would think so. The base cabinet my sink is in is a 25". They did have to make some adjustments, but since it was an undermount, there were no real problems. I have been very pleased with this sink. I would recommend it.
263604
No. It is made to fit at a standard height table (28"-30" tall). Counter height would most likely be above that.
2134894
yes, you could hang this wine rack under a counter top as long as the measurements of the counter top match or is larger than the rack. i do love mine
1753267
You are going to need about 17 3/4 inches to slide under the cabinet. Note the end of the spout will be below the counter top meaning the spout needs to hang over the edge (as it is lower than the metal frame)
1611908
You can't get to the bottom? I suppose you could feed the sink through the hole in your countertop, then turn it the right way and pull it up to the bottom of your counter. This is an undermount only sink!!
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There's a lip for the under mount & you need clips under the counter to hold the sink in place, so expect it to take up quite a bit of room. 36" has room, but I would not expect it to fix in anything less than 35".
681851
Actually I went and measured mine and it is 31" tall at the handles and about 32" long so I think it will fit under your counter.
1078792
On top of a counter yes...not mounted under a counter unless you built a cabinet to hold them.
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Jennifer, If you did try to mount this on a cabinet with standard height doors, the rim of the sink would be above counter top level by a couple inches.
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I'm really not sure. But I will tell you, our house is very old. 1952. Everything is too small it seems for modern fixtures. With that said, our cabinet base was approximately 32" and there is plenty of room on either side , inches to spare, between the sink and the wall of the cabinet base under the sink. I'd probably risk it. I think you'd be ok. But make sure the return would be easy just in that off chance it's not. Good luck.
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I don't think it should be mounted under a cabinet. The unit gets pretty hot and there wouldn't be enough airflow. Maybe with a specially designed mount that lets it hang down a few inches from the cabinet base.
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If you have a good height for ceiling it would not be a problem. It is a counter height set
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Just under 2/5 inches between floor and bottom of lowest shelf; you'd only be able to fit zorries under there. :)