Cabinet measurement

[logcabin]

Hello! Our TM is put away until January when we will drive it from NY to FL for 8 weeks. We have a 2004 2720SL. I am interested in having the measurements of the inside of the bottom cabinet next to the 3 drawers which are under the wardrobe / third cabinet on the left, bottom section. Thank you.

[stormpeakco]

Originally Posted by logcabin

Hello! Our TM is put away until January when we will drive it from NY to FL for 8 weeks. We have a 2004 2720SL. I am interested in having the measurements of the inside of the bottom cabinet next to the 3 drawers which are under the wardrobe / third cabinet on the left, bottom section. Thank you.

LC,
If I understand your query correctly, the below measurements are just in front of the three drawers that the wardrobe sits on.....
The wooden frame divided opening to the lower section (once the door is open) is 11.5" (high) X 17.25" (wide) but there is a 1 5/8" lip of wooden frame (above the flooring, that may hinder the opening of an after market lower drawer).
The compartment beyond the opening is 17.25" (deep, that the same axis as the axle) X 13" (h) X 19.75" (wide, that is same axis from bow to stern). (BTW ours is a '15 2720QB)

What do you have in mind there?
Also, besides rubbermaid products (not deep enough), what have folks found/or constructed portable shelves/compartments below the kitchen sink? thanks.

[logcabin]

Dear Stormpeakco, Thanks for the measurements. I sent you a private message on this forum.

[grubbyjeans]

Deny, hope you don't mind if I jump into your thread but I think we are on the same mission.

Retrieving from the shelves has generated lots of complaints from those who do the retrieving. Here is my solution.

First, the source: We caught the elfa Platinum Mesh components on sale at The Container Store

[grubbyjeans]

These units were very easy to install. Once the correct size basket was chosen for each cubicle, the fixed portion of the rail was centered in the space, against the front lip and holes were marked for the attachment screws. These were then attached using #8 screws and spacers of the appropriate length into t-nuts on the bottom side.

I just took my measurements and matched the available drawer sizes to the measurements. The top left is only 3.5" tall as there is a support under the microwave that restricts the available height of contents. We store short food cans there. The lower basket width is limited by the wheel well.

The large basket in the lower section nearest the drawers is in front of the ac outlet on the outside of the trailer. I just used my hand and deformed the basket slightly to accommodate the outlet box.

Nylon spacers were used under each of the units to raise them to maximize the opening space. They were raised just enough to allow the drawer to slide out without dragging on the door frame. Once they were raised for that clearance, the door frame needed to be notched for the drawer rail to slide out.

The rails that were mounted on the floor were attached using spacers and sheet metal screws.