Tandem plus Blumotion full extension concealed drawer runners
Drawer Head
5-piece recessed panel drawer fronts
Drawer Construction
⅝” solid wood drawer box with dovetail construction
Hinge
Hinges feature Quick-Release Technology with Blumotion Soft-close
Cabinet Interior
Natural wood veneer finished interior
Cabinet Exterior
Pre-assembled
Assembly Method
Dowels and glue / Pocket screw Joinery
Delivery
Typically 2 Weeks · Pre-assembled
Thirty-six inches: the sink wall, the fridge wall, and where most families stop
Reviewed September 2026 · Captivating Cabinets
Prices quoted in this article were read off the grid on the review date; the live price grid on this page governs.
Thirty-six inches is the end of the road for most of the catalog. Wall doubles, sink bases, drawer banks, lazy susans, pantries and glass fronts all reach 36″ and go no further; past it the list collapses to eight units at 39″ and ten at 42″. Sixty-seven units sit at this width, and understanding it is largely a matter of knowing which of them you will never see offered again.
Six ways to put a sink in 36 inches
No other width offers this many. Two are not cabinets at all: DSF36-1 at $149.50 and DSFL36-1 at $100.75 are diagonal sink fronts, priced as fronts, made to close a corner sink installation. The rest are boxes, and the choice between them is about the bowl.
The 36″ sink options, cheapest first
Code
What it is
Displayed price
Choose it when
DSFL36-1
Diagonal sink front
$100.75
A corner sink where the cabinetry already exists
DSF36-1
Diagonal sink front
$149.50
The alternative front treatment for the same job
SB36-1 / SB36SDF-1
Standard sink base, two front treatments
$490.75
A 33″ bowl in a straight run — the default
DSB36-1 / DSB36FD-1
Diagonal sink base
$617.50
The sink is going in the corner itself
FS36-1
Apron-front sink base
$825.50
A farmhouse sink, ordered to the sink’s own cutout
The last corners and the biggest drawer banks
BLB36/39-1 at $614.25 is a blind corner base, and the slash in the code is worth decoding: one cabinet that fills an opening anywhere between 36″ and 39″, with the difference taken up by a filler strip at the blind end. That is how blind corners absorb the fact that no two corners measure the same. ERB36-1 at $848.25 and LSB36-1 at $1,095.25 are the easy-reach and lazy-susan corners, the widest the catalog builds.
On the drawer side, DB36-1 gives three drawers for $1,030.25 and DB36-2-1 two for $1,017.25. A 36″ drawer bank is a big object — three drawers each a yard wide — and it is the one place we would think about weight. The Blum Tandem glides are rated for it, but a 36″ drawer of cast iron is a lot of load to put on one pair of runners, and the two-drawer version spreads the same volume across deeper, less fully-loaded boxes.
Wide boxes are cheaper per inch, and it is not close
Take the 30″-high wall cabinet at three widths. W1230 displays at $227.50, which is $18.96 an inch. W2430 is $364.00, or $15.17 an inch. W3630 is $422.50 — $11.74 an inch. The wider box costs 38% less per inch of storage than the narrow one, because the doors, hinges, hanging rail and packaging cost roughly the same whatever the span.
That is an argument for planning in wide boxes wherever the wall allows, and it is also why a run of narrow cabinets quoted as “more cabinets” is usually worse value than one wide one. It stops being true at the top of the grid: past 36″ the choices thin out, and by 48″ you are buying a corner or a lift-up rather than a cabinet.
The other fifty units
Twenty-four uppers: nine plain doubles from $253.50 to $620.75, five refrigerator walls in 24″ depth, four blind corners, four open NDW boxes reaching $741.00, a wine rack at $620.75 and a wall organizer at $305.50. Eight pantries from $1,677.00 to $2,548.00 — note that the two 93″ codes are dearer than the 96″ ones, which is how the list prices, not a transcription error.
Then the decorative parts: two valances at $91.00 and $217.75, and four floating shelves from $510.25 to $715.00, three of them lit. Four glass fronts from $146.25 to $321.75, five accessories including a stemware rack at $425.75, and four vanity codes topped by the VSD36 sink-and-drawer combos at $783.25.
Common questions
What size sink fits a 36 inch base cabinet?
Usually a 33″ bowl, allowing the customary 3″ for structure and plumbing. But the sink’s own cutout drawing decides, particularly for apron-front models — get it before you order the cabinet.
How much is a 36 inch sink base cabinet?
$490.75 for the standard version in either front treatment, $617.50 for the diagonal corner version, and $825.50 for the apron-front build.
What does 36/39 mean on a blind corner cabinet?
That one cabinet fills an opening anywhere between 36″ and 39″, with a filler strip at the blind end taking up the difference. It is how blind corners cope with corners that never measure the same twice.
Are wider cabinets cheaper per inch?
Substantially. A 30″-high wall cabinet works out at $18.96 an inch at 12″ wide, $15.17 at 24″ and $11.74 at 36″, because the doors, hinges and hardware cost much the same whatever the span. Plan in wide boxes where the wall allows.
Is 36 inches the widest kitchen cabinet?
It is the widest for most families — wall doubles, sink bases, drawer banks, pantries and glass fronts all stop here. Wider boxes exist at 39, 42 and 48″, but they are corners, a sink base, a lift-up and a handful of specials rather than ordinary cabinets.
