The problem is that garbage is a bit too tall to fit, I read about this technique in a magazine:
Be sure that long drain pipe from right sink has good downward pitch, also the pre-finished maple plywood shown, along with the poly glued joints, make a very water-resistant cabinet.
To deal with the last 1/4 in of interference, ground the back of garbage can down about 3/4 of in.
1- Lower the entire assembly by 3/8 of in by taking it apart, re-drilling the support holes, moving the screws and grinding the excess off.
2- Reroute the drain plumbing to the back of cabinet.
2- Reroute the drain plumbing to the back of cabinet.
This will give you a whole lot more usable cabinet space under the sink.
Be sure that long drain pipe from right sink has good downward pitch, also the pre-finished maple plywood shown, along with the poly glued joints, make a very water-resistant cabinet.
To deal with the last 1/4 in of interference, ground the back of garbage can down about 3/4 of in.
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