B1DPULLOUTTRASHSINGLEM – ok to notch cabinet to run sink vent through back of?

[Chad]

Yes, the cabinets are plywood and can be modified as needed. I actually prefer pulling vents into the cabinet case and then routing them to a back wall. This allows for access in case anything ever needs to be serviced.

We run into this often in laundry room applications where a dryer needs to vent to the side but a cabinet is in the way. In those cases, we bring the ducting into the cabinet and route it as required.

If you are referring to a heating and cooling vent, the same concept applies. We typically notch the toe-kick and install a register in the cabinet face before the toe-kick skin is installed. This is very common and easy to cut on site. The plywood construction allows for significant modification without compromising the strength of the cabinet.

[scottanddogs]

This is for the sink drain vent (2”). Want to make sure we get the underground plumbing correct (which we are doing now) before I order the cabinets. I need to get the vent from the sink drain to the existing vertical vent.

I realized I included the wrong product code on my original post.

For a 18” wide 34.5” tall B0DPULLOUTTRASHM, can you confirm my understanding of the cabinet construction?

side panels are 3/4” each
back panel is 3/4”? How tall is the top panel in back of the cabinet I see in the cabinet (attached)? What is the elevation of it?

So, for a cabinet depth of 24”, I will have:
24” – 3/4” (rear piece) = 23.25” clear depth inside cabinet (without trash cans inside)

Height of 34.5”, I will have:
34.5” – 4” (toe kick) – 3/4’ (top) = 29.75” clear height inside cabinet

Width of 18”, I will have:
16.5” clear width inside cabinet (without trash cans inside)

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[Chad]

Correct. Please see the attached drawings showing each dimension. Let me know if you need anything else.

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[scottanddogs]

thank you so much