My old kitchen sink is 33 in wide and this is 32 in wide-will that be a problem? I installed New plywood but it has not been cutout for new sink yet.
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just make sure you cut out for the correct center of sink and you will have to change plumbing some.
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I do not think this sink will fit in your cabinet, you need a smaller a sink. Consult a cabinet supplier before purchasing sink.
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Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans
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I had a contractor install the sink (replaced existing vessel sink). He had no difficulty at all, but he did not require a cutting template. Sorry I could not be of any help. The sink (I actually installed two of them) looks great and fits the space extremely well.
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The manual to this unit says the opening should be 37 1/8 width and 19 1/8 depth of cutout. They also say to use a 36" base cabinete. I checked with my husband who measured and said that you would be very close. You have to put silicone around the unit from underneath and you may have a bit of an opening. The silicone may show from above a bit. He thinks that if you carefully position it, you should be able to go ahead and have the unit with the dimensions you've provided. I bought my unit online and there was a service number to call. I would go to retailmenot.com and find the least expensive price then I would call them and have them go over the dimensions so that you are absolutely certain. I can't stress enough what a wonderful cooktop this is. You will love it. I hope it works out for you. If you'd like I would be happy to either fax or mail you the installation page that gives all the diagrams and info. My email address is sedolgoff@aol.com
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We installed ours in a 33 inch base and it works very well. Just need good installers. We have a granite top, and the sink obviously is installed undermount. Just not a lot of room left side to side.
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It looks like it will *not* work: Swanstone's installation instructions for that model say the sink cutout needs to be 24 3/8" x 21 3/8". Here's the url: http://www.theswancorp.com/images/link_installation/Drop-In%20KS%20Installation%20Instructions.pdf
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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.
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Hi I purchase this sink twice I love it .Just make sure the fauect goes close to middle of the sink and your counter height is not too high from the get go.This is one of the best sinks for inside clearance or depth and width . Get the biggest sink you can for the counter space .
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I think you would need a 33" minimum cabinet. The sink itself is 31" and it needs a couple of inches around it.
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Yes, I did. I know that somewhere the literature mentioned a 42" base requirement but I called Krause and they confirmed that a 36" would work. You will probably have to trim the corner mounts on your sink base but that is normal. It was an easy install and the sink is fabulous! I purchased a Blanco before and love it but I would definitely get this one again.
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I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.
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Most likely, yes, but you should check with your cabinet company to make sure the whole that is cut out for the sink (inner space) measures at least 28.5. Mine just made it. The description talks about the cabinet size being a 30" cabinet which is the outside dimensions. Love the sink though - it's big and deep. I recommend the grid insert so you don't scratch up the sink. Good luck and enjoy!
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Linda: I apologize but this sink was purchased to go into a commercial remodeling project my company performed. I no longer have access to the dimensions of the sink. It is a beautiful sink and the owner loved it! Great thing about amazon....if it doesn't work you can send it back! Good Luck!
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Measure the inside length of your 30" cabinet. Its probably 28.5". The outside of the basin measures 28" and the flange is 1" wide all around. It should fit, however the flange measures just under 1/16" thick. If you have the skills to plane off that amount from the top of the cabinet sides (maybe draw a plum line and sand down removing the material). Just keep in mind that your countertop will need rest flush on the top of the sink and your cabinets, and you should be in great shape :)
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Hey MArk, I wouldnt think so. We cut our own hole to fit the 30" sink.A 36" hole will be TOO big for a 30 ".
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My old, original grid and this new grid both measure 20". I think you're looking at the wrong grid for your sink. This one might be too big.
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I'm assuming you are talking about a 4-1/2" widespread faucet. I think that I would keep it at the 4-1/2" mark, and not go any wide. Just because the interior dimensions of this sink are 13" x 10.25". DirectSinks