Is there enough space to put a faucet behind the sink for a regular 24 inch deep cabinet?
889625
We had new granite counter tops installed the same time this was installed and when they did the cut for the sink they said we only had the option of installing the faucet on one of the corners. We purchased a Delta Faucet 19912-SSSD-DST Deluca Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless and we had the facet on one corner and the soap dispenser on the opposite corner.
889626
No - we had to side mount our faucet, in the back corner...which as it turns out looks nice.
889627
Our sink is mounted in the corner. Although it would fit in the back, we decided to place the faucet on the side.Carol H.
889628
I would suggest putting it to the side if you are using a granite or other stone like material. You might be able to with formica but it will be very close to the wall.
889629
I don't believe so. The inner cabinet supports had to be cut back in my 24 inch base cabinet to allow for sink. After the granite counter installation...there is only 2.5 inches between inner edge of rear sink and backsplash.
889630
Yes. Ours fits just fine. Just cut the top of the cabinet to fit. You will not see that at all once the sink and countertops are in place. We just love this sink! I should note that we do have corian countertop and it's close to the wall, but we don't have a deep backsplash so it isn't a problem.
889631
There isn't enough space to install a faucet behind the sink on a regular 24 in cabinet. We had to return and get a regular rectangular sink. However, the faucet can be installed at the side of the faucet or at the corner.
1389548
I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
1702607
There are no holes in this sink. The faucet would be mounted in your countertop directly behind the sink.
1749893
Absolutely. There's plenty of room. I actually own a plumbing store and I had to have that sink quick so it was for a customer but I have one on display. The spec sheet even has a knock out hole there as well. =)
1755490
It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck!
18354
I doubt it, but you would have to ask a plumber. The faucets are 8" apart. If a plumber could spread the connection behind the sink wall, then maybe, but I'm not a plumber.
1470064
There will be a slight gap - the sides of the sink look vertical, but when I put a wide ruler against the sink and counter, there is a 2-3 mm space at the bottom, narrowing up to the top edge of the sink, this would be doubled with two sinks together so there will be a gap. Also, the top is slightly rounded, so you'd have a little crack at the top where water might sit. If that were the only issue I'd say go for it, as it's a great sink, but with the space at the bottom I don't think you'd want to use two together.
1848498
We installed this sink in our 24" IKEA base cabinet. The only catch is, we had to put on different inside hinges because the ones that came with the doors hit the sink (because it's so low). Not a big deal though. We like the sink a lot (and we also had room in the cabinet for a garbage disposal).
917752
Probably. I have mine under a 24" sink base cabinet, and it fits well there.
1259349
This sink will fit in a 24" vanity. You could obviously go with a bigger vanity (30", 36") and would have space on the sides but would not be able to go smaller than a 24".
2256471
My sink measures 23 inches wide including the lip, and it is installed in a 30 inch sink cabinet. Remember, a 24 inch cabinet means that the outside width is 24 inches. So it depends - do you have just a sink front without side walls? Then maybe you can squeeze it in, but would have trouble getting the clips in place, if you need those. If you have a 24" sink cabinet with 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood box construction, then definitely not. A drop in style sink might give you a little more wiggle room.
346759
Yes, the drain board can fit over the sink, as long as the sink is not wider than 18 inches. Standard sinks are 16 inches wide.
1851962
It is installed in a 27 inch cabinet.... 24 inches from front back. It would not work in a smaller cabinet. I have to say that I absolutely love this sink. The depth is perfect. The color matches my grey quartz counters. I'm so happy that I chose it.
258745
A 36" cabinet is only needed if you want to be able to remove the sink without disturbing the counter top. It can be installed in a narrower cabinet by sandwiching it between the counter top and the plywood underlay. That worked fine for us - our cabinet is only 32 inches. The only way we can get it out someday would be to remove our quartz counter top.
764693
We have a wall mount faucet that extends a little over 1/3 of the distance from the rear to the front of the sink. We have been satisfied with this arrangement.
1299985
Yes, there is plenty of room. I had one installed. Your cabinet base will be at least 48" inches wide to accommodate the sink itself. The shelving unit for the sink sits off to the left. The garbage disposal then has plenty of room to the right of the shelving. This is an amazing sink!
344621
I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.