American Made Shaker RTA SB24 Sink Base Cabinet-Unfinished

Sink Base Cabinet

• 24" Wide
• 34.5" Tall
• 24" Deep
• Two Doors
• One False Front
  

Have a particular color in mind?
Our Unfinished Sink Base Cabinets are what you need to complete your project. They can be Painted or Stained.

Our Cabinets are Made in America 100%, and Feature

• Solid Wood Quality
• No Particleboard or other "Engineered" Wood
• Soft Close Hinges and Drawer Glides
• Lowest Price Guaranteed
• Finished Ends on all Cabinets
• Easy Pocket Screw Assembly

Combine with other Cabinets to complete your project.
Gray Shaker Collection,
White Shaker Collection
Unfinished Shaker Collection

Includes Individual Toe Kick.
If using more than one base cabinet we suggest using 96" Toe kicks.

Proudly Made in America.
Assembly Required. NEW Quick and Easy Pocket Screw Assembly. No special tools required. Instructions included.

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