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This 48 inch wide combo worked perfectly for me. I needed to customize the base units to have a maximum height of 30 inches to avoid changing existing electrical outlets, so I cut down the toe kick on a table saw a couple of inches before assembling the two units. Having the wider cabinet on the left was necessary for me to accommodate existing plumbing for the sink and washer/dryer. I installed an 8 inch tall white conical vessel sink on top of the 30 inch high cabinet, and it was as good as having a 36 inch high vanity.
Picture 1 - One big tip I'd like to pass on. When building the three drawer unit, I watched some videos and saw that it made it much easier to install the 6 rear brackets for the 6 metal drawer slides on the back panel piece first. Once those are installed, then attach the back panel to the front and side pieces. It would have been very difficult to screw those in with the cabinet built because it is only 12 inches wide.
Picture 2 - The reason for the 4 star is that the metal rails for the drawers were too short. I don't know if the wrong ones were packed, but as you can see in the picture, it slides into the plastic bracket on the rear panel but is only held up by about an inch of the plastic. The rails were too short. I don't have very heavy things in the drawers, but this is either a design flaw, or someone packed rails that were an inch and a half too short. See my tape measure overlay in the picture.
One last bit of advice, I regret that I didn't screw the two units together before the countertop was installed. They glued the quartz countertop on but the cabinet on the left moved about an eighth of an inch backwards during the installation. Most people won't ever notice, but I recommend binding the two units together with a bolt and screws to guard against that happening.
Picture 3 - The final picture with the vessel sink installed. I was happy to find this unit, which was customizable for a difficult plumbing and height installation. Except for that problem with the rails, everything went together nicely, including the dovetailed drawers, with no glue necessary. The pieces were very precisely made and the materials felt very solid.. Anthony. Putnam Valley, New York. Wed Oct 23 2024
