Is it possible to use this sink with a laminate counter top?
998376
I don't see why not. You don't have to undermount this sink and besides, I've seen sinks undermounted with laminate countertops, so I'd say you are covered either way. Ask your countertop vendor.
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.
998378
I'll disagree with the answer posted by Bic - this sink sits on top of the counter. There are no exposed counter edges when this sink is properly mounted. I agree with the answer posted by P. Gifford, I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to use this sink with a laminate. I also agree that you should ask the countertop vendor to weigh in with their opinion. It's a great sink but beware of scratches that will happen when belt buckles rub up against the front of it! Not something I thought of previously. I still love my big, deep, beautiful stainless sink!
1818765
I don't know why not, there is space for a hole the same size as on the right side. I believe the fabricator cuts the hole after the sink is shipped to the house. But I'm not expert in this.
267609
Yes. It has anchors to secure it to the counter. It is much nicer than the acrylic sinks.
2274736
I don't see why not. It MUST be mounted to the wall, since the back of this sink is not finished. And it does not have any feet or support system on the bottom of the sink. The sink weighs about 17lbs, so you should be fine to use it that way.Thanks for your question!DirectSinks
1205913
This is a wall hung unit and you would need to find L brackets or triangular brackets to mount this. If space permits you can use a cabinet to mount this sink on top of.
472065
Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to put it in existing counter top unless the counter can be removed/cut. It's an under mount sink. I put it in when I had granite installed in my kitchen and they had to cut the granite to fit the sink and focet holes. It's an amazing sink I absolutely love it! Hope you can work it out!
2127327
I can't recall whether the edge finish is good enough to top mount. However, my recollection is that www.mrdirectint.com sells a wide variety of top-mount sinks. There would be no question with a sink designed for top mount.
268667
Our sink is in a 36" sink base cabinet. I doubt this sink would fit in a 30" sink base. You need room to attach the lip of the sink under your counter top. You may need a top mount. I'd call customer service. This is a really, really nice sink and I am super happy with it.
617632
I don't think so. We use it as a prep sink in our kitchen and it works fine. It is installed with the long direction front to back on the counter leaving more counter space available for use. It is a very good quality sink.
1550078
This is an above the counter sink. You probably won't be able to use existing counter-top. The new top should be a few inches larger than the diameter of the sink on each side. Only 2 small holes are needed, one for the sink's drain (in the middle) and one for the Vessel type faucet (tall, single handle) on the side or back of the sink.
2140973
I had put this sink on Granite counter top. Once the holes are done . It is very easy to install.
927216
i'm thinking you can if your vanity has a counter top...it could sit on top of the vanity (wood or whatever) itself, but you'd have to make sure the measurements were pretty exact... but if you have a vanity with a slab top on top of it, this should site right on the counter top might have to cut an opening under the center for the pipe etc... maybe not... it's a nice sink, works great for a handicap person with the single handle faucet on their unaffected side. perfect size for most wash up basins that need to be filled in the sink and taken to the bedside etc... it worked out great for us~
2271696
Yes, this sink looks great installed as a "drop in" or top mount as well as under counter if desired. "dual-mount" means either application can be used.
1071169
I do not believe so, it's a bottom-mount sink and needs to be adhered to the countertop.
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.
1954075
Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
2206583
Yes you can. We drilled a hole in the granite counter top since we did not have a sink hole available