What are the cutout dimensions for the sink in a granite countertop?
1955891
The install sheet has the under sink measurements. I had mine install with the granite counter bythe counter people, so not sure what they cut out. Go to home depot and look on there box as they stock these only higher. You might call Kraus as well. Hope this helps.
1955892
16" deep 21.6/8". This positioned the under-mount to be next to the edge of the granites deride. .that can vary according to preference of position
1955893
I am not sure of the cutout size but a full sized template is included in the package. I have the sink installed as an undermount in Ceasarstone. Looks great.
1955894
this sink came with a really nice template that I passed onto the granite guy - sorry I don't know the dimensions - but the Kraus web site has technical data for each sink.
572294
It didn't fit my sink so I'm not using it. I don't have the exact measurement at the moment
297165
Go to Swanstone website and look up product details for required cutout dimensions.
1405180
The sink is approximately 5 3/4" from the closed pop-up drain plug to the bottom of the granite countertop. It is actually deeper than the 17" x 12" sink I replaced. I love it and although I reduced my vanity from 48" to 36" wide I only lost 4" of countertop because the old sink had a 2" lip around it. I love it and put one in both my bathrooms.
954033
The box has a cut out pattern of 19 1/4W x 19 7/8D. If ordering a counter top they will cut out for you, all they need is the model # of the sink
2233826
Sink cutout is 12x17 (so sink slightly larger) and the drawers are almost 14" deep.
2243608
Cut-out Width: 26 5/8 - 26 7/8" Cut-out Depth: 19 - 19 3/8" Cut-out Height: 5"
2185772
Its pretty close to the dimensions of the sink, or one of equivalent size, when I replaced our kitchen sink which had the same outer dimensions, I did have to cut some of the tile back approx 1/2 an inch. So probably 1/2 an inch to an inch smaller than the sink size itself.
609659
The inside width is 32-1/2" and the outside edge to edge is 35-11/16" A great sink if you love to cook and need what it provides.
107487
The cutting board and tray lie flush with my counter top. My granite countertop is 1.25" thick. This sink is beautifully designed with a small gap around the trays and board. This allows water to drain in the sink and not on the counter.
1098069
the measurements listed is the cutout size - 23.5" width x 14" length. we installed it in a motor home. it replaced a two burner propane stovetop. I love it!
1424901
Brian, Mine was a new installation so the granite fabricator used a template when he cut the opening in the granite for the sink. I do not know the cutout measurement. However as I said earlier in my post. Be aware that my Kraus 33 inch 50/50 sink needs help with drainage... I have to be vigilant about water pooling in the corners. Hope's perfect sink helps, a squeegee works, and constant cleaning and wiping is necessary.
2044003
I'd say its about 4", with the front part cut off (picture a nickel with a piece slice off at the top). This is so it can fit flush against a raised sink border if there is one.
1060140
From edge-to-edge it measures 21 7/8" x 25 1/8" - that's the sink's 'footprint', if you will, the amount of clear, flat counter space you need for the sink to fit. (It is NOT the size of the hole you need to cut out. A template for that is provided with the sink.) The rim stands about 7/16" proud of the counter surface. The interior of the bowl is about 21" in the long dimension by 17 1/4" and 15 1/2" in the two short dimensions. The bowl is about 9" deep. I took these measurements fairly quickly but reasonably carefully; if your particular requirement depends on exact dimensions please contact the manufacturer rather than relying on these. From edge-to-edge it measures 21 7/8" x 25 1/8" - that's the sink's 'footprint', if you will, the amount of clear, flat counter space you need for the sink to fit. (It is NOT the size of the hole you need to cut out. A template for that is provided with the sink.) The rim stands about 7/16" proud of the counter surface. The interior of the bowl is about 21" in the long dimension by 17 1/4" and 15 1/2" in the two short dimensions. The bowl is about 9" deep. I took these measurements fairly quickly but reasonably carefully; if your particular requirement... » Read More From edge-to-edge it measures 21 7/8" x 25 1/8" - that's the sink's 'footprint', if you will, the amount of clear, flat counter space you need for the sink to fit. (It is NOT the size of the hole you need to cut out. A template for that is provided with the sink.) The rim stands about 7/16" proud of the counter surface. The interior of the bowl is about 21" in the long dimension by 17 1/4" and 15 1/2" in the two short dimensions. The bowl is about 9" deep. I took these measurements fairly quickly but reasonably carefully; if your particular requirement depends on exact dimensions please contact the manufacturer rather than relying on these. « Show Less
202953
Standard 36" or larger. The sink is fabulous, btw. Could never go back to dble. basin steel, or anything else, including the granite.
1277978
I measure the one we purchased at 25 7/8 x 14. It fits perfectly in our sink. We tried other brands and returned them. This is the best one.
1891148
Our sink is installed in a 24" cabinet depth. The sink is beautiful. Our only concern -we cut our granite to match the unusual shape of the sink. We have heard from others that the sink may break or fail over time. We actually considered buying an extra sink to keep in case this one ever fails because there is no way any other sink would fit the shape of the granite.