do you think you could but a hole in this to center over a drain? I actually want to use it for our large farmhouse sink
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Yes indeed and it'll still look nice because it's a series of "stone-like" vinyl pieces of varying sizes. So you just snip a few out of the center and it'll still look natural!
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Lauren, Were you able to cut for your farmhouse sink? I too am thinking of modifying for mine.Thanks.
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I think you could, but the hole might not end up perfectly round, because of the pattern . Hope it works for you !
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I believe the drain is in the center from left to right, but may be closer to the rear of the sink. You should be able to look at the product specs to confirm
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It would depend on 1) if you already have a stopper on your drain and if you do, how high does it pop-up? and 2) What is the space like around the tub drain, could it be centered over the drain? It wouldn't work in my tub, because the drain stopper is large ~2.5" around and it pops up pretty hight and there isn't enough room between the drain and the vertical side of the tub for it to be centered over the drain and lay flat enough to work.
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Unless it's going to be very precise and match the 3 other holes, I be leary of doing that. If you have the right tools though, certainly, the capability is there to accommodate a 4th hole. The sink itself is sturdy enough too so from that point of view, I wouldn't foresee it as being an issue. That's just my own personal take on it though. I've been extremely happy with this sink.
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It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.
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Would you believe I had to go look? Ha. There is just one drain hole and it is about the size of a quarter, positioned just off center. It has a screw in plug if needed. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it absolutely can if your sink only has one hole. If sink is predrilled for a three hole for aucet, the base is used to cover the extra holes. We did it that way and it looks great!
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yes... it is desinged for to incorporate an overflow... but the sink does not have to have an overflow for this drain to work.... this is by far the easiset lav drain I have ever installed, and the most trouble free
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I saw in a custom homes magazine where they put it half way in the existing hole in a granite top hole. It looked as if it were neatly caulked, you might have to have the hole adjusted to fit evenly, depending on the shape of the sink versus hole. I totally loved the look and am going to copy the idea with mine since it was a very upscale bathroom. It was absolutely gorgeous.
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I think it would look great there. I love mine! I purchased the smaller one too, and put it above my kitchen sink. I would buy these again. I love the fact that you can turn them and put spots where you need.
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Yes, you could cut out an area for the drain. You'd want to avoid trying to cut through the little suction cups on the back though....there's a lot of them, but shouldn't be a problem.
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The larger item I purchased for my utility sink does not have a center hole.
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Not at all! If you're using a single hole application, the stone fabricator can predrill his hole, then center middle hole on sink during install. Fantastic sink, by the way!
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Yes you can. Should be a 7/8" hole. This is a nice product. Would highly recommend!!!
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I don't think so. We have the "plastic" laundry tub with 2 holes; the handyman drilled a center hole.
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It's possible, but you'd have to have a measurement of your opening, not just current sink dimensions.
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Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel