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JohnLashuay
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by JohnLashuay »
How do you all determine where to place the front of the sink in comparison to the front of the cabinet?
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by Gary Puckett »
John,
I like to try and keep it 1" from inside the top rail of the cabinet, and centrilize it to the inside width of the cabinet.
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JohnLashuay
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by JohnLashuay »
Thanks Gary for the response!
Gary Puckett wrote:I like to try and keep it 1" from inside the top rail of the cabinet, and centrilize it to the inside width of the cabinet.
I suppose you mean that you place the front outside edge of the bowl 1", not the rim, ...right?
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by Gary Puckett »
Yes John thats right. On some applications you might have to get right next to inisde of the face frame rail.
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by JohnLashuay »
Thanks Gary!!