Since this is so deep, are there any issues with mounting a disposal under it. Are their extensive plumbing modificationsrequired?
290198
Not anymore than with other sinks. I changed my countertop as well and the countertop installers were able to install the sink and hook it up to exiting disposer. Love the sinK by the way, especially since I save a small fortune!
290199
I was remodeling my entire kitchen and the contractor did have to rework the plumbing. Though I'm not sure if it was required because of the depth of the sink. I absolutely love this sink though. I recommend it highly.
290200
We had no issues mounting it. Depth did not seem to be an issue. But this was a new install as we moved the sink and ran new plumbing.
290201
You just need to make sure you have enough space underneath. There were no extensive modifications in my case but they did need to purchase a longer piece of waste pipe which only cost a few dollars and was easily attached. Fortunately my base cabinet was large/deep enough to accommodate this change. I am still extremely pleased with this purchase!
416199
I honestly don't know. I have a deep sink and that doesn't seem to be a problem.
1627398
There is a small lip (~3/16) on the inside bottom of the flange that the basket rests on. This flange is longer than the standard disposal flange. This means that the disposal unit will drop down and you may have to get longer drain pipes that attach to the elbow. I had to do this.
900396
I replaced the mounting assembly even though I didn't need to. Either would have worked. I had a new sink with a very old disposal. I am barely qualified to change a light bulb and found the process easy. I used nothing but screwdrivers, pliers, and the wrench that came with the unit as the old plug, gaskets, clamps, and pipes hooked up to the new unit without a problem.
802444
We have no problem. I think that's a question for your plumber or whoever installed it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
115018
We had ours installed in a 36" Corian-type countertop with an undermount sink. We have had no problems.
699655
I have had it now for 3 years and have had no problems at all. We actually put the garbage disposal on the smaller side, because it just made sense to me. It took my husband a bit to reroute the old disposal, but he does maintenance for a living and had no problem.
541830
My husband mounted ours under the kitchen sink..on the right hand side.....my dishwasher and disposal is on the left hand side of my double sink. ..no problems from our end. I can't live without my hot water dispenser...I am on my 3rd one. and will buy a 4th when this one plays out. I have worn them out from use...not because of defects. Never have gotten a bad one.
915883
We have it on the left/large side with no problems and no extra plumbing needed at installation. It replaced a standard two-sided SS sink with the disposal also on the right side. We had it undermounted if that makes any difference.
1601644
The disposal should go on the shallow side because the deep side is so deep it can be very hard if even possible to get proper drainage out of the disposal to the wall
638510
Jason is my son and we bought this with his recommendation and wife's INSISTENCE (sp?). Ours also replaced a builders low end model; piping did not match but a plumber was able to adjust the existing drain piping in 10 minutes! We very much like this disposal - - have had it about 6 months and STILL very quiet. Can't answer the one for one part. Good luck.
1064134
I wouldn't. The sink is with the counter top fabricator , but as I remember it is under mount only as there is no top lip.
1299991
yes, i have install several of these sinks. the only issue is to plan the ptrap so it does not conflict with the drain and the disposal.
2171033
Yes. Obviyosly you need the proper hardware, but it is rigid and able to accommodate the weight of a disposal.
1745299
I had mine installed as under mount, and I don't think you can over mount it. To be safe, I asked the installer to modify the base cabinet and build support for the sink to sit on.
1474335
Yes you can, but the disposal will be about three to three and a half inches lower - closer to the bottom of your cabinet, and the drain in the wall must be low enough to maintain a "downhill" run from the disposal. However, some people have a special talent, they make water run uphill...
292413
Hello Robin, yes I mounted our sink above the counter 1/4 " , of course I still had to remove the false front and cut into the sides of the cabinet below . the existing doors under cabinet are clear so still function. It just takes a little engineering but we wanted to see the top of the sink and not hide it undermount. I would be happy to send pics, so let me know!