Did anyone install it above the counter top so that the existing base cabinet could be used without new doors?
292412
That's not possible. I'm an interior designer and have used this sink in two different kitchens.
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!
292414
I used an 18" tall x 24" deep cabinet that is typically installed as an "upper" wall cabinet above a refrigerator. I built a toe kick under the cabinet and used a 4" filler strip that was purchased with the cabinet to fill in the gap between the top of the cabinet and the sink. It worked out great.
292415
no i can send you a photo it is below the counted top it is a very heavy sink she loves it
292416
Seems like that would make it uncomfortable to use - it would be up to high.
292417
I did not install the sink that way; however, if you are interested in this sink, it is truly fabulous and great quality for the price.
292418
I really don't think that would work. The sink front calls for smaller cabinet doors.
292419
I installed mine above the counter. The drawbacks are compatibility with the faucet as I have a pullout sprayer and I had to put the mixer valve to the side and water can't drain when you splash behind the sink so I have to wipe it up with a towel constantly. Despite these issues It looks really good I always get compliments and I am happy with it overall.
1781924
Yes. The cabinets are pre-drilled and come with hardware and instructions to allow them to be stacked. There is also a wall fastener for the top cabinet so that it cannot tip forward in case you need it. If you do not wish to stack the cabinets, there are plastic fillers for the pre-drilled holes so that the holes cannot be noticed.
1752535
We installed this on an existing base (or rather our contractor did)after cutting out an undermining sink and removing the false drawer panel. It fit perfectly and, for us, it solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink because it fit all the way back to the backsplash. We did have to lower the doors on the base cabinet slightly, but this was not a problem. I would send a picture if I could figure out how to do it.
877052
my installer said yes. I just ordered this too. Just make sure your cabinet dimensions are big enough. They may need to cut the sink, but it can be done so I"m told
1928547
I don't recall that there is any brackets on the top to mount, but the way the box opens, there would be no reason you could not drill holes through the top and mount under a cabinet. The front door drops down when opening, and it would fit that way.
500688
Hi Melaney,The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove.Thank You,Kitchen Bath Collection
1752538
We installed this sink (or our contractor did) by cutting out an old undermount sink from the existing base and removing the false drawer panel in the front. It also solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink where the faucet had been installed in cutouts in the granite. The sink fit all the way back to the backsplash and covered the old faucet holes. If I could figure out how to do it, I would send you a picture of the finished product, but I can't attach it to this message.
1236564
There is nothing useful behind the counter top...no shelving to put stuff on. It is very well put together.
1355669
Not without drilling and tapping new holes. The desk is designed this way.The shelf and the file drawer form the base for the desk top.
366220
Yes, but it takes some finagling. I had to mount the latches onto a shim so it would engage the inside of the cabinet front. In retrospect, some self tapping screws and an automatic punch, would have made the installation a whole lot easier.
1173535
I have not. It may depend on the style of door. I have a newer cabinet door.
642989
No... We purchased this one becuase you can mount under cabinet with bracket kit and save counter space....
1809025
It has to be added. I used the cabinet piece that was part of that section of the kitchen cabinet. It does have holes pre-drilled so you can attached the cabinet face to match your cabinets.
500687
Hi Melaney, The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove. Thank You, Kitchen Bath Collection
123903
Depends on your counter. Ours is granite, so the contractor brought hardware needed for mounting. I think it came with template and some things for mounting under wood counter.
1424671
I believe most people will undermount this sink, as we did; but I have seen pictures otherwise. Either way, do some research, particularly in how you might need to modify your cabinets to accomodate the installation of this type of sink.
336453
Yes. There are actually 4 holes to place the two base screws into. Two on each side. The two holes furthest apart are 6 inches apart while the other holes could be 5 or 4 inches part depending in which you use. I did not need to drill. I used a hammer and a punch to start the hole and then screwed in the screws in less then a minute each. My cabinets are solid wood so may e that is why I was able to do this. I hate clean up after using a drill. Good luck