Do you put anything between the bottom of the sink and the counter?
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Caulk before you drop it in, then again after installation to ensure no water can leak around the rim.
2043983
I put a bead of clear caulk down and then after installation used clear caulk to got around the sink again but other than that no
1702604
This is an under mount sink. The holes will need to be in the counter itself, not in the sink.
1702608
This is an undermount sink. It is intended to be mounted under your counters. Faucets are mounted directly on to your countertops behind the sink. Make sure your countertops are wide enough to drill holes behind the sink's space.
382853
Not sure if you can. I loved the sink not only because of the single hole feature,but it fit perfectly in my existing over the counter sink area.
2206583
Yes you can. We drilled a hole in the granite counter top since we did not have a sink hole available
535064
We under-mounted ours...I thought it could be done both ways, because when the granite people templated our counters they asked if I wanted it dropped in or under-mounted. Also, you wouldn't have to put white caulking around it if you dropped it in, they make a very nice CLEAR caulk that you'd never even notice. I have it around other sinks in my home.
736286
In addition to what the others have stated I would add that the space between your sink and the bottom of the drainer would not allow air to flow and is also uncomfortably close to sink's surface. Maybe not the most sanitary option.
395316
you can mount it either way. it is supported from the bottom. for under mount you would you would use a sealant between the sink and bottom of counter top. it does not come with mounting hardware as it is supported by the base cabinet
248951
No. Placement on countertop is just fine. However be careful - the shelf/rack has no stop, so if you pull the rack out too far - Splash
1847507
Yes. My sink sits below the countertop, so the hole is drilled into the countertop itself. You could drill as few or as many holes as you need.
1802731
Yes we do, it's an easy install, and works great.it does take more space under the sink though.
590062
I just have a cabinet below mine so I place a bucket under it to drain into when I'm done using it
1233053
Mine is an undermounted under granite. The sink on the right is 8" and the sink on the left is 9 1/2" deep.
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IO loved the sink..but I ordered it by mistake and had to send it back. ..I have a laminate counter top and can not use the undermoun sink. Wish I could help.
1470064
There will be a slight gap - the sides of the sink look vertical, but when I put a wide ruler against the sink and counter, there is a 2-3 mm space at the bottom, narrowing up to the top edge of the sink, this would be doubled with two sinks together so there will be a gap. Also, the top is slightly rounded, so you'd have a little crack at the top where water might sit. If that were the only issue I'd say go for it, as it's a great sink, but with the space at the bottom I don't think you'd want to use two together.
1986421
You can place it exactly where you want it then tilt it up, silicone along the bottom on all spots which sit on the countertop. Then place it down and silicone a bead all the way around the outter edge at the counter. There also may be some small holes on the bottom which you might be able to use anchor bolts/wingnuts thru the countertop.. Hope this helps a little!
1995594
You can attach a disposal directly to sink.. took my old disposal and put it right on new sink.