Does this sink cover the entire counter depth- ie can it fit between two granite pieces without having a cutout for the sink?
1650735
It needs about an inch in the back or have the side pieces stick out in front. We chose to have the side pieces stick out a tad in front. Them we rounded the pieces. Looks nice.
1650736
You will need a small sliver of granite at the back. It doesn't fit the entire depth.
1650737
The depth of my countertop is 24 1/2 inch. The sink protrudes 2 inches from in front of the cabinet. This leaves about 1 inch from the backside of the sink to the backsplash that would need to be filled with counter top. If your countertop was only 23 and half inches deep, it should work.
1650738
If you're asking if you need countertop on 3 sides, I would say yes. When mounted, there is approximately 1" of countertop showing on the back (the faucet side).
1721800
I did not add granite countertop for two reasons:1) it looks so beautiful itself, no need for granite 2) there is a table extension on the back of this picture, it would be hard to add granite to it, I recently changed my countertop to granite without touching this piece. It matches my oak hardwood cabinet perfectly
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.
359222
I am not familiar with either sinks you mentioned but ours has 2 radius on the corners, sharp radius for contemporary and larger radius for traditional. We installed the contemporary to the front which gives a great look, we love it.
521650
my cabinet was custom made. I bought the sink before the granite was cut, and the sink was installed to fit flush against the granite edge. The faucet holes were drilled into the granite.
1736819
this sink is also available with 3 or 2 faucet hole drillings. You do not need to cover faucet hole if don't use if you mount as under-mount. Unless you drill the hole on the counter top as well.
1885818
I honestly don't know. I used the cutout template provided with the sink. I gave it to the counter top fabricator, and the cutout was cut at their facility. Due to the fact that this is an under mount sink, there is only about a 1/4" of play around the whole sink. Also, the courners are rounded. If your current cutout has square corners, it may look odd. You may want to go to the Kraus website to get the exact dimensions. You might also contact their customer support for information.
1013145
I don't know as I used it on top of the counter with its drain tray. I had a stainless steel sink at the time and did not want to put it in the sink without the tray for fear of scratching the bottom of the sink. It might fit OK without the drain tray but you might have to put some type of protector on the bottom so as not to scratch the bottom of your sink if it is stainless.
2128347
You will have to remove the false drawer front, most likely. The apron hangs down 8 1/4" from the top of the sink if that helps. You might have a gap at the bottom of the sink after you install it, but you can cut down the false drawer front to make a filler (if you're handy, that's what we did). There is no gap to slide the rail between the apron and the bowl, unfortunately. The stainless wraps around on the sides because it sticks out 1 1/2" from the cabinet. The sink is really sleek and contemporary, I must say. If I can figure out how, I'll upload a photo.
822538
Yes it does. Between that and the hose it provides complete coverage for a double sink. Good product.
2140971
My bathroom counter is a nice slab of granite, a hole is carefully measured and cut out for the drain. The sink sits on a thick rubber washer (comes with package). My counter was custom made for my wheel chair to slide up close. It's a special sink and the faucet is even more special. I'm glad I bought it.
1071171
I don't know exactly, but I will tell you that I don't recall my countertop fabricator telling me that anything was missing. I have it as an undermount sink; it does have a template that comes with it.
1667914
They sent me another sink and this one was fine. I saw similar sinks for sale (not by Nantucket, but same style undermount) when I chose my granite, and those were not completely on center either. It's the kind of detail that really bothers me, but most people wouldn't notice that something is off by 1/2 inch or so. Sink is nice otherwise. Happy with the replacement sink they sent me for no additional fee.
472066
Unless you had a similar sink before, you'll likely need to have your counter top redesigned/recut/redone to fit this sink. As you can see in the picture, it is rounded on the back and to fully appreciate the design, wouldn't you want your countertop to echo that flow?
1296278
Yes and no. It has two long vertical slits on the back but it does have the ceramic shine surrounding the entire sink. We just hung our mirror higher and then you won't see the back.
1163913
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
251167
No this will require more support and 2x4's will need to be placed under it since it is an under mount sink.The 9 inch depth may require some change also.Good luck it is a great sink. If you are having granite counter tops the edge should extend to the edge of the sink to avoid water drainage over the front.That is a problem that we have and we have to be very carefull with some the water does not get on the cabinet.If you have any more questions just ask.Pam