can the legs be removed so that the sink can be installed into a cabinet with countertop?
1008229
Re 15"x15" size sink. Appears legs can be removed by removing 2 screws from each leg. That would leave on underside, 1 leg retainer, approx 3" long x 2.5" diameter at each corner.
1008230
Yes, legs come right off, but no wall mounting brackets on back, and spigot connectors come straight out the back of the unit, something would have to be improvised for cabinet install.
1008231
We are using it with the legs in a mop room,but it is possible. There is one screw per each leg that need to be removed.
1008232
if you cut them off it should be possible, but the legs are fixed on the entire thing
1008233
Sorry, I can't say for sure since my plumber installed. It looks like the legs might be able to be removed below the 3-inch flange (that the legs are inserted into) which appears permanently attached to the bottom of the sink.
1008234
Yes, the legs attach with set screws, there is about an 1.75" overhang on the front and sides. The side lip stops 2" from the back so mounting inside a cabinet may be interesting
1008235
No. They are all piece. Bit I wouldn't recommend this sink. It started to rust within a day!!! We have lots of stainless where this sink is and none look as bad as this sink. Sorry.
1995971
Rachel - I'd like to say "yes" but the cabinet is at home, and I'm at work. I'd feel more confident if I were looking right at it. I think it would look very nice without the legs, but I'm not sure if it would balance properly.
852400
Possible but not likely as the sink hangs out over the cabinet below. I love mine....
202003
Not easily. I had to remove the top to get into my second floor bathroom. Removing the top took a rubber mallet and a number of tools (spackling knife, long flat blade, etc.) to get between the vanity top and the cabinet. Ended up cracking the top when trying to reinstall (nightmare). I'm no expert, but not a renovation novice either. My advise would be not to try to remove and reinstall the top unless you really know what you are doing. Not sure about disassembling the cabinet portion. This thing weighs a ton (figuratively).
572295
Yes, but not quite! The saddle part is smaller so the sides flare out a bit, and the saddle doesn't fit flat to the center of the sink. Don't know why they are made this way. I use it though, because it matches the sink mats.
1215496
No, not unless your sink is unusually huge. Thankfully though, it is so long and the legs are nice and grippy, you can straddle most kitchen sinks with it or just put it on the counter near by. It also sits nicely in an adult tub later when kiddo is sitting up but you don't want to use the adult tub by itself yet.
980341
It would be possible only if you installed corner bracing and an inlaid corner shelf unit to brace the sink. The brackets on the back of the sink unit are of utmost importance to make this sink secure. Therefore, a corner structure would need to be built first.
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
998377
Yes, possible, but not recommended. The counter sits on top of this sink, so you have an exposed counter edge around both sides and the back of the sink - which is fine for solid surface counters, but not for laminate.
1966829
The sink doesn't have a lip, so in the traditional sense, no. However, since the sides are finished like the top, you could flush mount it, or mount it raised. You'll just have to run a bead of clear silicone along the edge with the counter. No matter how you choose to mount it, this sink has to be supported from below, either with rails on the sides of inside of the cabinet, or with a shelf/platform that has holes cut in it for the drains. Ours is set up as an undermount with a 5/8" reveal around the top edge.
1954078
Hi Christina. Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that. I'd not recommend to install it any other way. Angel
597351
The legs can be removed but you will have to made modifications for the drip pan. Also keep in mind any heat transfer that might occur from the cabinet as the heating element is in the bottom of the smoker.
2003823
I was advised that this sink should only be installed when using solid countertops. (Mine is granite - so no problem).
2152809
The countertop is attached to the cabinet using a commercial grade adhesive. We do not recommend removing the countertop.
2091260
yes you can all you do is when you put the legs on you put the one with the screw wholes on the oppose side of where they say to because I couldn't make up my mind which way I wanted it but we decided to go with the instructions because it fit the area better in my kitchen and we love it. hope I answered you ok.
349294
In looking at our installation, I would say no. Our sink is siliconed into place and supported with wooden braces that I would say were made up and installed by our counter installers. Contact Kraus directly....they will advise you (your installer) regarding installation.
176077
Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know: 1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture. 2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.