"Am I correct in assuming that this harness can be used even when there is little to no space between sink flange and cab side?"

Yes. I've used a HUSH in situations so tight that I had to tap the HUSH tabs down with a hammer and put the sink up one side at a time. Once I cut the cabinet sides out and replaced them with blocking glued to the outside of the cabinet so the clips would clear. You gotta do what you gotta do. Fortunately no one will really see, so it doesn't have to be pretty.

Yay!! You made my day, Treb!! Thank you so much! So glad this will work!

btw, I haven't talked to my fabricator yet; I wanted to be prepared with info before I did. Not that I have qualms about our fabricator, I just prefer to go in as an informed consumer. I make better decisions when I am.

Other products that will work as well or better...

Sinkits LC Brackets
Regent Sink Strap
or even ac combination of both since the Regent Sink Strap will clip right onto the LC Brackets.

Here is a link that might be useful: other options.

kevdp4:

Thanks, I like the LC Brackets because virtually all my sink work is reinstallation as opposed to new.

Here is a link that might be useful: LC

Thanks, kevdp4! I'll going to ask my fabricator about all options.

I'm so happy that there is a way to make this work!