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Does an appliance case top drawer match 1D bases?
Hi, I’m looking at using an appliance case with one drawer for an undercounter fridge (Summit SPR489OSPNR). It’s 19″ wide exactly, so I’d spec a width of 20.75 to give me a little wiggle room on the sides. What I’m wondering is, there’s a fixed 6.5″ allowance for the drawer – does that end up with a 5-7/8″ drawer that would align in height with other B1D cabinets sitting next to it? I’d like to have a row of top drawers that all match. The idea is to spec ~34″ + 6.5″ (I can go up to 34.5″ for the opening height” and then have island-height cabinets matching that ~41″ on either side.
Relatedly, I don’t see any way to order a stiles-and-rails only panel frame that I can attach to the front of this fridge… I would want a standard Shaker door with no panel as if I’d put in glass, but with no interior edge rabbets, grooves, hinge bores, etc. How would I spec that?
Thanks…
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Sure, so when using this cabinet, you will have a 5 7/8″ tall top drawer front as a standard. T his top drawer front height is standard as it will align with other top drawer fronts.
https://www.barkercabinets.com/Base-1-Drawer-Appliance-Case-p/b1drappliancecasetall.htmLooks like that ref is 34″ tall, so I would suggest ordering that cabinet at 40.75″ tall to ensure you have a bit of extra space in the opening height.
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Chad.
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