How do I measure my sink area to make sure these will fit in the space, if necessary?
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This is an above the counter sink. You probably won't be able to use existing counter-top. The new top should be a few inches larger than the diameter of the sink on each side. Only 2 small holes are needed, one for the sink's drain (in the middle) and one for the Vessel type faucet (tall, single handle) on the side or back of the sink.
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I looked at the specifications for the sink to find the diameter, then I chose a faucet and looked at specifications for faucet! I calculated the space for both and this gave me information I needed for placement of sink on counter top! If you don't have room from back to front including faucet, you can move faucet to either side of center of sink! Hope this helps!!!
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It is 16.5 in diameter and I have 5 in in back for faucet. Depends on faucet. Or you could pu faucet on the side or between the back and the side if you want it further back. I had my counter custom made.
1865881
It should fit fine. We installed this sink with new countertops and absolutely love it! Agree that quality and appearance are top notch!
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I do not have the dimensions. Go to Kraus website and look for a template drawing of the model you are considering. There is a template included with every sink which is typically used by the counter mfg to cut the correct side hole and allow for proper mounting.
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My sink is 13 1/2 x 15" and it fits with room to spare. I measured the part that goes in the sink and it looks like 12 1/2 X 11 1/2 for sure maybe a bit smaller would be fine. You should have no problem. BTW, I really like this dish rack and it snaps flat easily for storage.
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I'm really not sure. But I will tell you, our house is very old. 1952. Everything is too small it seems for modern fixtures. With that said, our cabinet base was approximately 32" and there is plenty of room on either side , inches to spare, between the sink and the wall of the cabinet base under the sink. I'd probably risk it. I think you'd be ok. But make sure the return would be easy just in that off chance it's not. Good luck.
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Hi, Pichner. Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck! Hans
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you can contact the seller directly and they will send/email you the exact measurements. I called them because we had to move the water pipes to accommodate the vanity. Click on the link for Kitchen Bath Collection and at the bottom right there is another link to Contact Seller
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The counter will need to be cut. The sink comes with a paper template that outlines the exact measurements.
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If you go to Kingston Brass Website you can download a Spec sheet. I printed them and gave them to my plumber for rough in prior to even receiving the faucets. It gives all of the correct dimensions for placement.
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The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
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This sink has rounded edges, I do not know how two would fit next to each other, I would suggest at least a 2 inch space between them. Maybe use a shallow kitchen bowl, there are alot of new ones out there
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My inside sink width is larger than 16" and I have lots of over hang expansion.
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I measured mine and you "might" just barely make it. I bought another one for a bathroom sink and it did not fit. You will not have not have much to spare but if it works, you will love it.
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Good Afternoon, I went ahead and included the dimensions from the vendor. It seems as though your current sink is a tad larger.Minimum Cabinet Size: 36''Basin Split: 50/50Sink Width: 32-1/4''Sink Depth: 18''Sink Height: 8-1/2''Drain Opening: 3-1/2''
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I think this sink would be perfect if you're trying to match your appliances.
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Dear Jay W,The closest size to those measurements is a Large (12 x 18). The width of most modern kitchen sinks is 12 inches. Please take a ruler and measure 12 x 18 inches on the BOTTOM of the sink. The ruler should measure at least 12 x 18 inches before the curvature of the sink begins. If the sink is an inch or so larger the protector will still fit. Next size up is 12 x 24... Next size down is 12 x 16.Don't hesitate if you have other questions!- Joe at Readsome Home Products
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This sink is awesome. Looks good in my kitchen. The smaller side is 10inches and the bigger side is 19.I think you should be able to install the small side on the left or right side.I have the smaller side on the right side and that's where my garbage disposal is also installed.Hope this helps.