[Mystic.Musketeer]

Thank you very much for clarifying this.

[Mystic.Musketeer]

Great. Thank you!

[Mystic.Musketeer]

I have attached a couple pictures. One of them (pipe.jpg) shows its current state. I don’t think it is the plastic ABS kind. It goes through the wall into the stucco and is accessible on the exterior when the sink gets clogged. I have also attached a rendering of my design in this section that shows the B45|B3DR|SINK2D.

Thank you for the suggesting an alternate cabinet to be used above the fridge. I will definitely consider it. Would a crown molding between 2in and 2in provide the door sufficient clearance for the door to open up? When using a cabinet above the fridge if the depth is 12 in how does it get attached to the rear wall?

The crown molding that is observed in the rendering is C or U shaped. I thought I had read in the description that it would be a linear strip. How exactly would be sold/delivered?

Thank you

---

Legacy attachments:

• pipe
• 36inB45-22.25B3DR-36SINK2DJPG
• Flipup-flatcrown

[Mystic.Musketeer]

The drain is 6 inches above the bottom of current base cabinet. That would make it about 10 in above the floor. So, doesn’t look it could be concealed. The outer edge of this pipe is 3 in from the wall. So, I am concerned that will obstruct a drawer. Having a B3DR here would be great but considering the measurements is it possible to reduce the depth of the lower most drawer?

Thank you for the dimension on the opening of a B45 corner cabinet. Effective opening being very close to 13 in appears narrow. Would a 36 in. B45 provide an effective opening around 15 in. or so?

We also have a soffit, which reduces the ceiling height to 88.72 in. In our design we have 34.5 in (base cabinet) + 19.5 + 30 in (wall cabinet) = 84 in, leaving 4 in for crown molding. This is creating an issue for the cabinet which is above the refrigerator. The high point of the refrigerator is 72 in, making the cabinet 12 in, which is the minimum height of the wall cabinet. Can flat crown molding be cut down to 3 in, such that 73 in + 12 in + 3 in = 88 in. ?

We have two wall W45 cabinets in our design. Can flat crown molding be used for these cabinets?

Thank you

• This reply was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by  Mystic.Musketeer.

[Mystic.Musketeer]

Thank you! These pictures are extremely helpful to understand and incorporate in the design. Very much appreciate the assistance.

[Mystic.Musketeer]

Okay. Thank you!

[Mystic.Musketeer]

Perfect. Thank you!

[Mystic.Musketeer]

Hello,
A few more questions: If a single rollout is to be added to a B2DR cabinet, what would be customization cost? Can two B2DR cabinets be connected at 90 degrees? In such a configuration is possible, if a filler required, what kind of a filler and what are the dimensions of such a filler? My design will potentially have additional B2DRs that are 36 3/4 in. and 33 in. wide. Would such large drawer widths and/or rollouts wobble when pulling/pushing them in/out? Would they need additional structural support?

---

Legacy attachments:

• B2DR-AT-90DEG