Can this be mounted to a granite countertop?
865072
I wouldn't suggest doing that. There are 8 screws. The tray pulls out and I'm thinking that the constant motion will work one or more screws loose. Maybe if you could install a piece of 5/8-inch plywood and then attach the tray to the plywood, you could make it work. The plywood could be recessed 2 inches from the front of the granite and be mostly hidden. But I come back to my first sentence, I wouldn't. Good luck.
395316
you can mount it either way. it is supported from the bottom. for under mount you would you would use a sealant between the sink and bottom of counter top. it does not come with mounting hardware as it is supported by the base cabinet
2089410
Yes it can be undermounted or top mounted. I would suggest having it professionally done if you're going to undermount it as it has anchors and wiring under it, at least on a granite countertop. Great sink either way.
1096823
I mounted the dispenser through the sink itself, which is nowhere near as thick as a granite countertop. From what I can see, it might be difficult to mount through the thickness of a granite countertop, but it may work. Here is their customer service number for the best answer:1-800-854-3229
1442789
Yes, it can mount under a counter top but I found it doesn't slide very well and I also didn't see that it had a stop before it fell off the track. So if you pushed it back under the counter top to get it out of the way and went too far, it would fall off the track.
123901
It came with a template + the screws and hooks needed to mount to a wood counter. However, our counter was granite so our granite guy did something to mount it. Not sure what. He didn't use the hardware.
552355
I would say no, since the manufacturer does not specify it bonding to granite.
639912
I am not sure. The installer of the granite did it. He mentioned it was standard size and it looked to be about an inch in diameter.
2206583
Yes you can. We drilled a hole in the granite counter top since we did not have a sink hole available
1400350
The threaded stem that comes out of the bottom of the faucet is slightly less than 1 3/8". The base of the faucet that sits atop the counter and covers the whole in your granite is 1 3/4". A hole between those two dimensions would work. I installed over a composite sink that had a 1 3/8" pre-drilled hole that worked perfectly.
647414
Doubtful but it would really depend upon the depth of the vessel sink. Some vessel sinks are partially sunk into the countertop. This is a beautiful piece of sink hardware. Are you totally sure you want a vessel sink? look at Signature hardware for the shallow natural stone sinks that are hollowed out large river rocks etc. The trend toward vessel sinks is pretty much over as a design statement.
1209693
It does not look like granite...However, it looks way better than dated counter tops. Installation is key. It is time consuming. It can't hurt because you can remove it and your counter tops are just the way they were when you started. Good luck!
736442
Yes it should stick just fine. We have granite countertops that it sticks to but I don't have a vertical piece of granite to try it on. I don't see it being an issue.
2156224
I've used it on my granite turntable and other granite items without any difficulty, I would not hesitate to use it on a granite countertop.
1110085
It mounts with screws. Although i did not mine sits on counter top by my choice
272980
Yes...I installed mine after my granite tops were installed. Not having a top makes installation easier though.
1584556
I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required