Will these requirements work with this sink: opening in the granite counter top is 29 3/8" x 15 3/8" deep... current sink is 33 1/2 x 18 1/2"
1885816
This sink is 32 1/4" x 18 1/2". You're always taking a gamble when a hole is cut (or already existing) prior to the sink's arrival.
1885817
Good Afternoon, I went ahead and included the dimensions from the vendor. It seems as though your current sink is a tad larger.Minimum Cabinet Size: 36''Basin Split: 50/50Sink Width: 32-1/4''Sink Depth: 18''Sink Height: 8-1/2''Drain Opening: 3-1/2''
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.
1885819
I don't know. I put an undermount in. You should get ahold of Kraus and have them tell you.
258745
A 36" cabinet is only needed if you want to be able to remove the sink without disturbing the counter top. It can be installed in a narrower cabinet by sandwiching it between the counter top and the plywood underlay. That worked fine for us - our cabinet is only 32 inches. The only way we can get it out someday would be to remove our quartz counter top.
1517001
We remodeled just recently and put this sink in a 33" cabinet. It is close, but worked.
472064
This will replace an existing undercounter sink. We were replacing our countertop with granite. You will have to make the cut to fit the curve of the sink.
1922298
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
472065
Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to put it in existing counter top unless the counter can be removed/cut. It's an under mount sink. I put it in when I had granite installed in my kitchen and they had to cut the granite to fit the sink and focet holes. It's an amazing sink I absolutely love it! Hope you can work it out!
1922296
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
702384
I had it installed by the granite installers and they had to purchase a kit to install it. Not sure if that was because of the granite or lack of hardware. I had 3 cm granite installed. Ps I love the sink!
1499224
Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
1386120
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!
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.
59106
Good afternoon! You need a 33" cabinet. That means you need 33" side to side x 21" front to back of clear space to allow for the sink and mounting hardware. Hope this helps!
1866937
Yes, I have granite and it works fine although I just have one big sink hole and not individual holes for the faucet. So in my case they only have to be long enough to go through the sink. I guess it depends on your sink cutout.
771226
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.
1158546
My opening is approximately 30". I suggest you check the mfg. specs. I shopped around and found Amazon to be the best price by far. No problem with shipping or delivery. I was advised by a kitchen designer that Blanco stainless steel sinks are the best. Good luck!
472063
As you can see, the shape is not usual. We had our counter top cut specially to fit this sink. You could measure your existing one and compare with the dimensions of this one.
892257
They make an under mount, part number 995-u-0. The holes will be drilled in the sink and not the granite for that application. It does not come drilled so but it's a very easy material to drill through. The 995-0 is an above mount and looks very nice. Either way I don't think you'll be disappointed.