Could I use this sink with the length and width reversed? so my width, side to side, would be 15" and my back to front would be 21"?
499899
This is an undermount sink as long your counter is long enough front to backi do not see any reason not to be able to mount the sink anyway you want
499900
It would look weird (to me), but yeah, you can put it what ever direction you want. To each their own
499901
If I understand your question correctly I believe your area is too small. My sink installed meaures 15.75" x 21" and it is 6" from the blacksplash and 3.75" from the front of sink to counter edge.
1222718
That has to be a typo. If you go to the Kohler website and search for this model you can actually get all the dimensions you will need. The sink is actually 29 1/2" at the widest point (the front apron). Hope this helps.
1259349
This sink will fit in a 24" vanity. You could obviously go with a bigger vanity (30", 36") and would have space on the sides but would not be able to go smaller than a 24".
54505
Hi Marianne, I would get a grid that is 1 inch shorter on each side, so the grid should be 25 3/4 by 14 1/8. If you get a grid that fits snugly, you're going to have trouble lifting it up and out of the sink (for cleaning). But you may not have any trouble since your sink tapers at the bottom. If the dimensions at the rim of the sink are 2 inches longer than the bottom, then it might be ok for you to get a grid that fits snugly, perhaps a grid of 27 by 15.5 would work in your case.
1279107
The sink is slightly concave so I don't think it would look right. Also it is not perfectly oval.
251171
Jennifer my cabinets were custom made so I can't give you an answer on that but my guess would be you would have to cut out the front of your cabinet base. Also make sure you get the measurements for the sink (they are available under description I believe). My cabinet maker had the measurements and the contractor still had to do some sanding to make it fit. It is an awesome sink I love it.
1742134
Thank you for your questions. According to the specification sheet it says, the sink is 29-1/2" in width and 11-13/16" depth. Here is the link to the specification sheet: http://tinyurl.com/nprtmb3
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Jacqueline, the inside dimensions of our sink are: at the top - 17 x 12 1/2 - there is a gentle slop to the sides so that at the bottom of the sink the dimensions reduce to 16 x 11 1/2. the depth of the sink (with the slope to the drain) is 3" at the outer edge and 4" at the drain. I hope that information helps. We like the sink. We had some issues with the Kraus drain included with the sink and Kraus sent me a replacement drain, but by that point (a couple of weeks after installation), the leak stopped. It could have been the flexible washer finally getting settled in place. -Jon
765320
This won't work for you. I have this in a 15" wide cabinet. Both your depth and width are to short.
118644
It is 11&1/2" wide and 14" long in the fixed position. The length can be extended to fit the size of your sink by up to about 8 inches with the attached sliding bar which rests on the sink-surround. Sounds like you could position the basket front to back or side to side in one of you sinks..........
2226312
That's interesting, you're more observant than I was. Mine is installed and the handle is on the right as in the specs and it's on the right side of my sink. Would or could it be reversed if it was on the left side of the sink??
1867213
My countertop is 25" deep and I have an extra 4 1/2" at the back and 4 1/2" in the front.. It will absolutely fit! Love my deep Kraus single bowl sink! Pwoods
360542
I have a regular kitchen counter. Please look the specification of the sink. You can get it's accurate measures.
1918696
Overall: 19-1/4-Inch by 15-3/8-Inch nice sink ,though looks to me it will not fit
1923462
I don't think so and I'm not having any problem with splash back. My sink has three compartments (I'm not there at the moment and can't measure the depth exactly) but one side is regular sink depth, the other is deeper by about 3 inches and the center is a shallow sink meant probably for silverware. I suppose it would also depend on the water pressure in your house. Mine is quite strong and, in any event, you can regulate the amount of water flow with the handles. Hope this helps.
1117955
If you mean 24in deep, then yes. As far as fitting in 24in wide, I'm not sure. Since the sink is essentially 20in wide, that would seem to me to be too tight.
617632
I don't think so. We use it as a prep sink in our kitchen and it works fine. It is installed with the long direction front to back on the counter leaving more counter space available for use. It is a very good quality sink.