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Drawer heights?
I would like to use 3-drawer base cabinets in a 24″ tall floating vanity (alongside a 2-door cabinet to accommodate the sink). How would the drawer heights adjust for the shorter overall height? I presume the shallower upper drawer would have to remain 4″ and the other two would just split the remaining difference equally.
On a related note, does the height of the upper panel on the 2-door false-front sink cabinet (B2D1FFSINKM) correspond to the height of the shallow upper drawer here?
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One more height question. How tall is the drawer at the bottom of the 2-door wall cabinet with drawer (<i style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; -webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;”><font color=”#999999″>W2D1DRM)?</font>
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Building a 24” high three-drawer base cabinet using the default drawer front heights will produce a cabinet with a 5-7/8” tall top drawer front. The remaining height is then divided equally between the two lower drawer fronts, resulting in drawers that are approximately 9” tall each.
For a cabinet this short, I would personally recommend making all three drawer fronts the same height. It tends to look more balanced and proportional on lower-height three-drawer base cabinets.
For your W2D1DRM cabinet, the lower drawer front height would be approximately 5-7/8”, which is our standard top drawer front height.
