is this a drop in sink? able to be set into an existing hole in a countertop?
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I have it totally on top, so I don't have to bend over much to wash my face. It is good for my back. But it can probably fit into any round hole less than the size of the bowl. However, since the outside of the bowl is nicely finished, why would you want to do that? It is not for under-mount, for sure.
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No this is not a drop in.It sits on the top of the counter top. And it needs a 1 5/8 hole for the drain.Hope this helped.
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Yes. I purchased this sink last year and had it placed into my bathroom vanity. It is beautiful.
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No it is a vessel sink that sits on the top of the counter. A hole the size of the drain is needed and you will need to purchase a vessel sink faucet that is high enough to reach over the sink bowl.
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No this vessel sits on top of a flat surface vanity. Like a fruit Bowl on the counter. The vanity used has a lower than normal counter top.
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I saw in a custom homes magazine where they put it half way in the existing hole in a granite top hole. It looked as if it were neatly caulked, you might have to have the hole adjusted to fit evenly, depending on the shape of the sink versus hole. I totally loved the look and am going to copy the idea with mine since it was a very upscale bathroom. It was absolutely gorgeous.
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No this is not a drop in. It sits on the top of the counter top. And it needs a 1 5/8 hole for the drain. Hope this helped.
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Not at all! If you're using a single hole application, the stone fabricator can predrill his hole, then center middle hole on sink during install. Fantastic sink, by the way!
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this sink mounts under your countertop. you can use any faucet you want. the holes are cut into yor countertop. i used a single hole faucet.
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This is an undermount sink. The countertop goes over the top of the edge. The hole for the faucet is put in your countertop, granite, quartz or other. Hope this helps.
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It would work fine if the landlord doesn't mind and additional hole drilled into the sink lip. You might be able to get a chrome plug to fill it in, but I would check on that first. The whole unit, other than the dispensing faucet, is hidden under the cabinet.
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The cabinet does not come with the top or sink. If you're looking to make a vessel fit you would have a stone (or any other material) countertop cut to size and drilled for the drain and faucet.
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I'm not sure... but I'd think it could be done. After all... a hole is a hole. IIRC, there may have been a version of that sink with 4 holes punched. In any event.. it's a very well made sink. You would need good tools to cut a hole, and even then, it probably won't be easy. Take it to a metal shop and have an expert do the work.
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Hello - Yes, this sink is designed specifically for under-mount installations. This is where your granite, quartz, or solid surface covers the top of the sink. If you are installing laminate tops, you will need to search for a "drop-in" sink.
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No this unit cannot be dropped into a countertop but they do have some that do. I believe True Induction has some.
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not really an undermount sink. It is designed to drop into a hole and provide a lip around the edge. It clamps on from below.
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The sink doesn't have a lip, so in the traditional sense, no. However, since the sides are finished like the top, you could flush mount it, or mount it raised. You'll just have to run a bead of clear silicone along the edge with the counter. No matter how you choose to mount it, this sink has to be supported from below, either with rails on the sides of inside of the cabinet, or with a shelf/platform that has holes cut in it for the drains. Ours is set up as an undermount with a 5/8" reveal around the top edge.
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No. I installed in a mop sink. Plastic. I used a spade drill bit 1 1/2 inch to make middle hole. Good luck.
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It is a drop in. (also known as top mount. That is verses an undermount sink that mounts under the countertop.
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Yes, this sink looks great installed as a "drop in" or top mount as well as under counter if desired. "dual-mount" means either application can be used.
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Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
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Dear Lynn, Unfortunately no. All counter tops comes with holes for sinks and faucets.
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Yes, you can, the back is open and there's enough room in the center for a drop sink.