I want the drainboard on left side of sink. Any problem with flipping in around?
1008279
Honestly, the sink is at our weekend home and I can't go look at it but I THINK the drain is in the exact middle - so I can't imagine what problem it would create to flip it around. Maybe ask Elkay for sure? We love it.
1008280
I dont think so. The drain hole is in the middle of the sink. Btw I love the sink. Only problem us that there are real corners and straight sides to it which require a little more cleaning
1008281
No - that is how I installed mine. Just make sure you have enough clearance beneath the drain board.
1279107
The sink is slightly concave so I don't think it would look right. Also it is not perfectly oval.
713659
As far as installing the faucet so the lever is centered over the sink, maybe if your sink faucet holes are not pre-drilled on your sink its possible to drill the faucet mounting holes at an offset so the lever falls center of the sink, but of course the downspout would NOT be centered. (The trade off). And as to if the lever can be installed so it falls to the left side, it is possible to mount the faucet assembly opposite of the instructions. But, the RED and BLUE (Hot/Cold) temperature markers would be facing away from you and the lever would be pushed away from you instead of towards you. Definitely not the way to go if it was me on both instances. As far as installing the faucet so the lever is centered over the sink, maybe if your sink faucet holes are not pre-drilled on your sink its possible to drill the faucet mounting holes at an offset so the lever falls center of the sink, but of course the downspout would NOT be centered. (The trade off). And as to if the lever can be installed so it falls to the left side, it is possible to mount the faucet assembly opposite of the instructions. But, the RED and BLUE (Hot/Cold) temperature markers would be facing away from you and the lever would be pushed away from you instead of towards... » Read More As far as installing the faucet so the lever is centered over the sink, maybe if your sink faucet holes are not pre-drilled on your sink its possible to drill the faucet mounting holes at an offset so the lever falls center of the sink, but of course the downspout would NOT be centered. (The trade off). And as to if the lever can be installed so it falls to the left side, it is possible to mount the faucet assembly opposite of the instructions. But, the RED and BLUE (Hot/Cold) temperature markers would be facing away from you and the lever would be pushed away from you instead of towards you. Definitely not the way to go if it was me on both instances. « Show Less
946302
I haven't found it to be a problem. I get so any compliments on this sink. Hope you will enjoy yours.
491333
Yes, you can move the glass self sidewards. It is one inch longer than the sink
2133315
Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
1273486
I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.
137309
No the stained comes on the left side which is the larger side of the sink. Also note you will need to adjust your plumbing because the stained side is much deeper the the disposal side.
879782
Yes...The sink is large and deep on 1 side and smaller and more shallow on the other...There is no need to focus on left or right because you can turn the sink either way...So the large bowl could be on the left or the right....It's just your preference.
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.
657693
The faucet can only be installed on the right side, not left side option sorry.Kind Regards,The Sink Discounters
658585
Yes - the board slants down toward the short end and drains into the sink when positioned correctly.
1500212
I believe that is correct. I bought one "left-facing" sink, and the faucet is on the right hand side.
515015
First, I love, love my faucet! Second, I just checked for you. I can swivel the faucet neck most of the way around, well, as far as it is possible before it hits the wall! It appears they thought of a "lefty" situation! Looks like you will not have a problem! Wet sleeves are no fun!
858863
Hi Alan,It looks like you would just flip it around which ever way you want it. It is a beautiful cabinet at a very good price
1639886
Yes, very nicely! I have a double sink, and I really like the versatility of the 180+ degree swivel and the pull-out spray/stream piece (there is a lever button on the front to change from one to the other).
518872
No, I bought a slanted rack that inclined 1 inch & put this drainer board on top to drain into the sink.