Has anyone installed this on a typical postformed laminate countertop that has a backsplash and is about 24" deep? I'm concerned about it fitting.
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The outside dimensions are 22" so as long as you have 22" in the clear across the top of the counter. Do not let it encroach into the sweep / curve of the Back Splash as well as being far enough back in the front to allow for the cabinet face below. You should be OK if all checks out. When you get it take it out of the box and lay it face down on the counter top and mark out the edge for cutting. After you mark you need to remark 1/4" inside of the line you marked for the final cut line. Tape the surface plate of your jig saw to prevent scratches on the top during cut out. Good Luck! The outside dimensions are 22" so as long as you have 22" in the clear across the top of the counter. Do not let it encroach into the sweep / curve of the Back Splash as well as being far enough back in the front to allow for the cabinet face below. You should be OK if all checks out. When you get it take it out of the box and lay it face down on the counter top and mark out the edge for cutting. After you mark you need to remark 1/4" inside of the line you marked for the final cut line. Tape the surface plate of your jig saw to prevent scratches on the top during cut out.... » Read More The outside dimensions are 22" so as long as you have 22" in the clear across the top of the counter. Do not let it encroach into the sweep / curve of the Back Splash as well as being far enough back in the front to allow for the cabinet face below. You should be OK if all checks out. When you get it take it out of the box and lay it face down on the counter top and mark out the edge for cutting. After you mark you need to remark 1/4" inside of the line you marked for the final cut line. Tape the surface plate of your jig saw to prevent scratches on the top during cut out. Good Luck! « Show Less
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If you have a counter that is rounded in the back and goes up a few inches,don't get this. If your counter has a seperate piece for the back splash that has right angles then you will be fine. Check out the how to vids to see what I mean
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It doesn't make sense that 35" tall includes backsplash... Standard counter height is 35"-36". This would make it a vanity for little people if that measurement included the backsplash...
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I'll disagree with the answer posted by Bic - this sink sits on top of the counter. There are no exposed counter edges when this sink is properly mounted. I agree with the answer posted by P. Gifford, I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to use this sink with a laminate. I also agree that you should ask the countertop vendor to weigh in with their opinion. It's a great sink but beware of scratches that will happen when belt buckles rub up against the front of it! Not something I thought of previously. I still love my big, deep, beautiful stainless sink!
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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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The cut out opening on the countertop the width is 15.5 inches and the total width of unit is 17 inches.the 24 inch depth is no problem
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I initially tried to fit it on the bar portion of my counter which was not enough space for all four legs of the hut, but I ended up putting it onto the counter itself and it fit great there. So most countertops are pretty standard in width, so if there is no cabinets over the countertops it should fit fine. Mine was over the counter and the sink, so it was really cool to make an ice chest out of the sink. Should fit well on those fold out tables people usually have too.
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We installed this sink (or our contractor did) by cutting out an old undermount sink from the existing base and removing the false drawer panel in the front. It also solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink where the faucet had been installed in cutouts in the granite. The sink fit all the way back to the backsplash and covered the old faucet holes. If I could figure out how to do it, I would send you a picture of the finished product, but I can't attach it to this message.
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It depends on the gap between your wall and the back of the sink. If it is around 4" you should be fine, any counter surface wider than that and it would feel odd. Also make sure you are ok with having a faucet that wide over your sink. The other bit of advice I would give is that you need to have at least 6" of depth in your wall cavity to make this fit with the hardware that is provided.
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I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
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Yes, we had one installed on our island with a granite counter top. Threaded area is long enough to mount on approx. 1 1/2" thick countertop.
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Don't see why not. I used on an old formica countertop with formica backsplash and put it on that
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With ours, if you needed more than about 2 inches spaces from the inside of the cabinet you would have trouble. We have standard depth cabinets, but only have a 33 inch width, and that is tight from side to side. Depends on how your installer exactly positions it in your top. We have granite. We love our sink, it is the white version and it is our 2nd one. When we moved we put this in as we liked it so much.
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Very loosley but I would think it should seal sufficiently. If you are not going to use the hanging bracket feature, I think they may have better models for countertop. I have 5 different ones-love the company.
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Yes it'll fit I recommend the vertical faucet to be mounted off one of the corners of the sink so it doesn't take space between the sink and the backsplash where you want to keep a clearance of about 1-3/4 so you can still go around the sink and clean /dry it. Good luck!
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Yes, it will fit. Remember, however, that this is meant to be an undermount sink. You would be unable to remove it without removing the countertop.
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It will fit but you will have 1 3/4" clearance to counter top. When not in use it can be folded back against top panel.