I have a 1/2" reveal on our undermount sink (28x16); can this rest on the reveal, or will it fall off?
456174
The sliding "arms" of this make it best when fully extended, in my opinion. My home does not have the reveal, but I think that any dish rack would have difficulty in resting on 1/2"
456175
I'm sorry I don't know what that means for sure! We have quartz counter tops which sit on top of the stainless steel sink and this sits on that just fine. We don't have a lot of room between our bar height counter and the faucets but this is narrow and doesn't take much room. We've only been in our house a month and even though the ends do move easily, I have not knocked mine off once.
456176
It would stay there. However, the ends are adjustable and slide in and out easily. So if it was jarred or the center part moved it would not stay put. If you are the one using the sink area go for it but if kids or a number of people use the sinks you MAY have a problem. For the most part it would work great.
456177
It should stay. Mine has a smaller reveal. The rubber on each end holds it well.
115018
We had ours installed in a 36" Corian-type countertop with an undermount sink. We have had no problems.
4344
I have about 1/2 inch clearance in front of my granite splash guard. The top of the drain pull is above the 4 inch splash guard in its lowest position.I had the same concern but it worked out well.
1222409
Works great with the undermount sink. It wouldn't be tall enough for a vessel sink.
695524
I had it installed on a 2 cm (close to 1 in) granite counter top and it was fine. It wasn't installed into a preexisting undermount sink dispenser hole because of the shape of my sink. I hope this helps answered your question.
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.
373124
It is a drop-in sink. Not sure that it would work as a an undermount sink. The rim is somewhat cupped, and not really suited to any other application.
972317
Mine came off, too. Couldn't fit it in anywhere but assumed it was a non slip ring for the bottom. I am living without it, no problem.
107466
I don't believe that this sink can be dropped in, because the rim is not big enough. It is sold as a under mount. Hope this helps!
292413
Hello Robin, yes I mounted our sink above the counter 1/4 " , of course I still had to remove the false front and cut into the sides of the cabinet below . the existing doors under cabinet are clear so still function. It just takes a little engineering but we wanted to see the top of the sink and not hide it undermount. I would be happy to send pics, so let me know!
1562958
Rest it on its side up against the side wall under your sink it should work. Or adhere it to wall there.
330182
I don't think it will fit. I tried putting just the rack in my 22 1/2"wide x 15.3/5" deep (front to back) undermounted sink. It took up 13 1/4" of the width of the sink. Hope that helps.
606981
I went on line and looked under images, I never drilled a hole/pit in the floor, resistance against the bottom of the sink and floor, (pointy end down), seem to keep it in place, I took a level to it, I did a 'trial' fit first thinking I would go back and add the 'beauty' ring/floor cap but haven't , its been three months, and it has worked well, good luck
356285
It will stick out a little bit as the front face has a small lip around the circumference, and there is a threaded plastic nut on the back side that is tightened from behind to secure it to the mounting face. The rubber cover is optional, and if it is installed then it will stick out about 3/8". If the cover is left off, then <1/4".
1986423
There is a special drain called a vessel drain that has threding on the outside with a bolt that tightens down from under the countertop this tension anchors the sink down pretty well. We have our sink on granite and it is very stable if you really tried to twist the sink out of square with the counter you could but it would take a lot of effort. My wife and I love the sink. Good luck
741699
My contractor, also, built a "cradle" under the sink in the cabinet to support it. I have not had any problems with it and love my sink. I get compliments regarding it all the time.
428439
I love my sink saddle. My dimension is 1.5-2" and the saddle fits it perfectly. It doesn't slide off or anything. It really saves on scratching up a stainless steel sink. I believe you will like it and it will fit.