Pictures show two different sink borders. Is this sink curved like the bowl or does it have clipped corners?
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It's an under-mount sink.You only see the curve of the bowl when installed and not the clipped corners.
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I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly?
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I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly? I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners... » Read More I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly? « Show Less
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It has the clipped corners. The pictures without are how it looks installed. Once under yout counter top you'll never see the edges.
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My contractor installed the sink under the counter, so i do not know what the corners look like, but the sink bowl itself is curved.
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It has edges. They aren't sharp, but it's curved with the contour of the front. A bit convex.
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It is shaped like a triangle. A point fits into the corner, and the sides are on the adjoining two walls with the open side extending from one wall to the other if that makes sense. The cabinet does not extend out into the room like a square piece would - it's a triangle. By the way, we love it. Perfect for the spot. We did anchor it to the walls as recommended - that is important.
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So sorry I don't remember. Plus I have moved from the house we installed this sink. I can tell you it was beautiful and really worth the money. I liked it better than the sinks I seen at Lowes and Home Depot. Maybe you can contact Talus Design Inc (customer service). Good luck.
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The ends are interchangeable, but the corner piece is not pie shaped. It is a rectangle and reaches all the way into the corner if you place it in a corner.
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I'm pleased with the sink. Food doesn't get stuck in the corners. You do have to wash down some food once in a while. O would purchase this sink again.
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The corners are not rounded. The top is somewhat rounded - not a hard angle/pointy.
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It is a rectangle. I was able to use the existing cutout for the sink this one replaced.
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This sink has 2 different radiuses. A large one for traditional and a tight one for contemporary. I put the tight radius showing and the large radius in the back, it looks great.
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The corners on are unit not real sharp. They are rounded. Nice piece. We are happy with the purchase.
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David, I bought this sink and the basket. The basket fits the left side (the smaller) of the sink. I needed a sink that had four pre-made outlet holes and I wanted one that had a bowl that was bigger on the right side. This sink met my needs perfectly.
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The top front has curved edges. Overall it is not sharp and is pretty stable. It is solid and heavy. You may want to attach it to the wall with a wall anchor just to be extra sure. That is what I did with all of my children's furniture.
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yes, both...love this sink. The only thing is that since the corners are square in the sink, a little more effort to clean.
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The Sides are flat, but there is a very small (less than 1/4 inch) overhang of the countertop. Your plumber will probably be able to make adjustments so that you can put it in a corner with no issues.
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It's square not curved,it's a drop in sink,very beautiful and looks great in my new laundry with the granite counter top.
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I wouldn't say it's brushed, but more of a flat. It's just not shiny stainless. It matches my stainless steel sink.
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The countertop surface is one seamless piece. The double-thick edging along the front and sides is a separate slab that is joined together with the top piece. Thank you for your inquiry! Kitchen Bath Collection 310-808-9600