Are the feet suppose to be different heights ? Feet by "cut out" 1 1/4 inches high and other two are 7/8 inch high, makes it sit at an angle in sink..
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No. The feet are level. It must be a defect. I would cut it if you could but only if you can put a rubber foot on it. Or it will scratch your sink. Bring it to your hardware store see if the have a rubber boot. Best of luck.
298446
Ours is the same and I can assume it has to do with a potential tilt in the bottom of the sink so it stays flat. Our sink is pretty flat all across and the protector sits at a slight angle but it does not interfere with anything that has to be done. It is a sink protector and it does a good job for that.
298447
Hi, Janette. You are right, the front feet are longer. This gives me a perfectly flat surface, because the sink itself was installed with a slight tilt so that water goes down the drain. I was never even aware of the different length of the feet until you asked, but I see now that it is quite pronounced.
298448
The feet on the item do not change to different heights and the sink protector does sit on a slight angle but isn't an issue . A glass will still sit on the protector and not slide.
1989363
It is 4 3/8 inches from one side to the other. Perfect for a normal kitchen sink. It works great and so easy to dump it in the trash can. Try it!! Everyone sees mine and then has to get one. Where people got the 6 x 6 is a mystery.
1327367
I totally misread your question ! I thought you were asking about the faucet (how high, etc.) Our sink has only cabinet doors under it & the apron on the sink stops about 1" above the cab doors. The sink is very wide & we actually had to trim the drawer front beside the sink as it's an old house & base cab is less than the 36" they say is needed. But we have it in & it's great! Sorry for the confusion.
1062077
There is a 1" lip around the sink we cut the hole in the counter 31X20 the flat part faucets sit on is 4"
1096800
The vanity was taller than was expected when it arrived. Great height for my husband but not for a shorter person. Putting a vessel sink will definitely add more depth when reaching into the sink so you may consider the general heights of the users. I find with just a standard undermount sink water is constantly running down my shirtsleeves.
1233055
My sink is 8 inches deep, with another 1 1/4 inches of marble above that. The total depth, then, is over 9 inches. The divider inside the two sinks is about 7 1/2 inches high -- nearly as high as the outer borders of the sink.
59413
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.
1916117
I did not fit in mine. I believe my sink (undermount) is listed at 30x18 but that must have been the outer dimensions. Measuring the open area at the top was more like 16 3/4" x 27 3/4" but it apparently slants in as it goes down and at the bottom is was even narrower. Just get your tape measure into the bottom of the sink to be sure. BTW - it seemed like a very well made product.
562155
The overflow does work, it is just the angle of the picture. The front and back are the same height and the left and right sides of the sink are slightly taller.
2245319
The feet are not attached to the cabinet when it is shipped. I ordered the bun feet which have a bolt inserted in each foot, I don't know how deep that boltis in the foot but if you had the skill i don't see why you couldn't cut 2 inches off each foot. I believe there is a different style available then the bun which may be easier to cut off. I hope this helps.
943758
Yes ours was taller we did have to cut some of the leg off to make it fit, it looks great I feel better about grandkids leaning on the sink that was just wall mounted.
900048
I have a tip out drawer in front of the sink. It is only 3 inches deep and runs the length of the sink. The drawer was there before I remodeled with granite and this sink. I don't know why T. Lysaght disliked the sink, I really like it. I guess if I did not have a dishwasher it would be a bit small.
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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
572294
It didn't fit my sink so I'm not using it. I don't have the exact measurement at the moment
1446297
The section in the middle that divides the two sinks is lower than the outer edges. If that's what you mean, then there's no issue. If you're saying the outer edge of the left sink is at a different height than the outer edge of the right sink, than yeah, something is wrong.
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the sink is 5 3/4 " -- but remember that you can "sink" it into the countertop to be whatever height you want. I'm sinking mine into granite so that there will be about 4" of the sink above the countertop. My granite supplier suggested this so that the sink doesn't look like it's sitting on top of the granite but it is actually part of it.
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There were no specs included with the unit. In our situation we have six inch base board and we opted not to secure the unit flush to the wall. Mostly because we have wainscoting and the sit fine. Our contractor had to cut the back to accommodate our plumbing as well as cut into the second drawer. The pop up drain assembly is already in the sink in a chrome finish so you don't have to deal with that. These are stunning and we are very pleased with our purchase.