Sink Bottom Cabinet - Grey

Yes, this cabinet unit requires self-assembly. All necessary hardware and instructions are included in the package.

The cabinet is constructed from durable engineered wood, offering stability and ease of maintenance.

Info needed: Please refer to the product specifications section on the product page for the exact width, depth, and height measurements to ensure compatibility with your kitchen space and existing plumbing.

While designed for kitchen use, it could potentially be used in a bathroom if the dimensions fit your basin and plumbing, and if the environment is not excessively humid, as engineered wood is best kept dry.

No, this product is a sink bottom cabinet unit only. It is designed to be placed *under* an existing sink; the sink itself is not included.

To clean, simply wipe the surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher spots, a mild soap solution can be used, followed by immediate drying to prevent moisture absorption.

The cabinet is designed for standard kitchen storage, such as cleaning supplies, small appliances, and pantry items. While engineered wood is durable, avoid placing excessively heavy items that could stress the shelves or structure beyond its intended capacity.

Yes, sink bottom cabinets typically come with a cut-out or designated area at the back for plumbing pipes and the sink trap. You may need to adjust or create additional openings depending on your specific plumbing configuration, though the primary cut-out will be present.

Carefully re-measure your under-sink space, including plumbing. Compare these measurements with the product's listed dimensions. It may be that the cabinet's internal cut-out or overall size is not compatible with your specific sink or pipe configuration.

During assembly, ensure all hinges are correctly installed and tightened. Most hinges allow for minor adjustments (up/down, left/right, in/out) using screws on the hinge itself. Consult the assembly manual for specific hinge adjustment instructions.

Ensure all screws and fasteners are fully tightened. Check that the cabinet is placed on a level surface. If your floor is uneven, you may need to use shims under the cabinet's feet to stabilize it.

Always assemble furniture on a soft, clean surface like a rug or a blanket to prevent scratching. Handle all parts carefully. Minor scratches might be touched up with a furniture repair marker of a matching color.