How thick can the sink bottom be? I'm making a concrete sink.
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Unfortunately I have a stainless steel sink. I can say that fully seated on stainless, I still have 3 rows of visible thread. Someone in December reviewed that it does direct fit a composite or cast iron sink without modification.
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Pretty easily but it comes with a bottom grate that I highly recommend you use. Great looking sink though..
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I couldn't tell you off hand; we are installing ours in new construction I believe with a 48" base cabinet. You should ask either a cabinet installer/builder or if new construction, ask the cabinet manufacturer. You can probably get the sink specs off the internet which you would need to ask the question; another resource would be to call Kohler. This sink is incredible--we originally saw it demo'ed at the NHB Show in Orlando, should have ours installed in a month or 2.
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It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.
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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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The sink itself is 8 inches deep, but you have to add the additional depth created by the thickness of the counter it is mounted into. Our sink is about 9.5 inches from sink bottom to the top of the counter. Hope that helps you.
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I had cabinets made and brought the sink over to the cabinet shop to be custom made to itNo idea about your answer, but when I did a sink like that before i had to modify the ikea junk and reinforce it as wellThis sink has to rest on a solid base. Best of luck
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Bar Keepers Friend is somewhat helpful, but the long term answer is to put down a rubber mat of some sort that completely covers the bottom. If I had it to do over again, I would NOT install this sink! Dish soap pits the sink and it scratches too easily.
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No I don't think so, to thick and will not work with connections at the bottom.
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I have my sink undermounted beneath a granite countertop that is about 1 1/4" thick. On the small side of the sink, I measure about 8" to the bottom of the granite countertop, so it is about 9 1/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the counter. On the large side of the sink, it is about 9 1/2" from the bottom of the sink to the bottom of the granite countertop. So it is about 10 3/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the countertop. The divider in the middle rises to about 2" below the top of the countertop. I am very happy with my granite sink.
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My granite countertop is 1&a; quarter inches thick. The threads of the faucet are 2&a; quarter inches longer than that under the counter,so totally it's about three and a half inches long of threads before putting it through the hole on the counter
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If you mean that this is the thickness of your materials, then yes, definitely. The drain extends several inches to meet the plumbing.
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I put a small bead of caulk where the sink and counter top met. After installing everything I put another small bead of caulk along the parimeter where the 2 meet to prevent water from getting under the sink.
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Our sink is installed in a 24" cabinet depth. The sink is beautiful. Our only concern -we cut our granite to match the unusual shape of the sink. We have heard from others that the sink may break or fail over time. We actually considered buying an extra sink to keep in case this one ever fails because there is no way any other sink would fit the shape of the granite.
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We are building a house, and have yet to install this sink, so are unable to answer the question.
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Measure the bottom of the sink paying attention to the corners. I had to return several grids because they did not have rounded corners.
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I cannot measure that because sink is already installed. Too much plumbing and water filter stuff in the way. Sorry, Bob