Could this be mounted above counter, similar to a vessel style sink?
1937184
This is a great sink! As mentioned, I am not sure the back is finished, but the sides are. Also, because it is hand made, the sinks are not always completely square and level. (There may be very small differences.) Enclosing the back and sides of the sink allow for adjustment, but standing alone might make the differences more obvious.
1937185
Since the bottom is fairly flat, I assume you could mount it that way. It would be a very large version of the typical vessel sink, though.
1937186
I'm not sure, I guess anything is possible but I'm not sure how it would look...
1937187
My sink is already installed so I'm trying to remember, but I know the enamel continues on the sides and I think on the back as well, though I can't remember 100%. I could see making this work as a vessel sink, though you'd want to think about the depth of the sink along with the surface you set it on so it doesn't end up being awkwardly tall.
1222405
I bought this faucet and use it on a very low profile vessel sink (3 inches high) above the counter. I am an architect and I think this would work with an under-counter mounted sink, however I think it is more important to note that these are low flow meaning designed for minimal splash for the issues of a vessel sink. If that doesn't bother you then mine mounted flush on the deck of the vessel sink (Kohler Yin Yang sink) if that helps you.
1975332
Yes as long as the counter height is higher obviously. That's how I installed mine.
869740
I am not sure, but I would think it is too heavy to mount under the counter. I love the TO but still learning all it will do.
2188914
This sink is only for under mount installation. I will not recommend over counter installation.
892252
My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm happy with my purchase. Hope that helps. My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm... » Read More My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm happy with my purchase. Hope that helps. « Show Less
140825
i had an older sink that was installed above the counter, went to an undermount and as long as the sinks are the same size it shouldn't be a problem. I do not have any of the small pull down door that holds a dish cloth or other small items so did not have to deal with that. I would only install an undercounter mount sink from now on. I do not know if you need any extra supports for your undermount or not. I also had a garbage disposer installed at the same time.
724260
Yes, it can. This is our second one of this sink. We "dropped it in," for kitchen 2o years ago, and in basement hobby room, in 2013. It can be under mounted. Love it!
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.
59220
Probably not. If the cabinet is 15" once you subtract the thickness of the material forming the side walls (.5"ea? .75"ea) your interior dimension of the cabinet might be 13.5"-14". Don't forget that under mount sinks have brackets that attach to the bottom side of the countertop and require an additional 1" of clearance around the sink....so you need about 15 5/8" to mount it. There are ways to mount it without the supplied bracket, that's another conversation.
1058218
I think the "above counter" reference is a mistake. The title itself says "wall-mounted".Mine is wall mounted. The sink has two holes in the back for lag screws. Just make sure you're attaching it to solid wood (cross-member) behind the wall. Hope this helps.
1671732
A vessel sink cannot be used for this vanity unless it is part of the top. The sink and counter top that comes with the vanity are one piece and fit over the entire top. I think you can purchase the vanity separately.
748516
You most likely can. You would need to acquire the top with a drop in sink. Notice that the vanity is a little low to take into account the vessel sink.
1249036
The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
2134897
It really depends on the amount of space you have available under the counter top. This unit is pretty large and needs to be mounted to the wall behind it, not from above. Its not particularly heavy on its own, but is pretty heavy with wine and glassware in place.
2021282
It can be either. I have my undermounted with the granite coming even to the edge of the actual sink. You can have it backed off to the edge of the flange and mount your faucet to the sink itself but still have the countertop over some of the deck flange too. -it is an awesome sink!
1208678
The style of sink you're referring to is called a vessel and no, this faucet wouldn't work "out of the box" for a vessel.