Can you mount the sink where the counter covers the top side of the sink?
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Hello - Yes, this sink is designed specifically for under-mount installations. This is where your granite, quartz, or solid surface covers the top of the sink. If you are installing laminate tops, you will need to search for a "drop-in" sink.
790755
Yes. This sink is for undermount, so after installation you only see two bowls (sinks) and mid section. All surrounding lips were covered by the countertop. I hope it helps.
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You would have to replace the top and add the sink...don't think it should be a problem. Ask your contractor before you buy it of its possible
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Yes Susan it can be done. Mine just sits on the counter top and I flipped it over to see what I could come up with.Very easy to loosen the knurled knob on mounting stand and swing the stand 180 deg (up-side down). Use the two unused out-side holes in the stand and mount to bottom of cabinet with #6 wood screws. Re-tighten knurled knob. Piece of cake!
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It is not intended to be used that way. Installing it as a top mount would result in a bad mechanically supported sink (not to mention unpleasant to the view).
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Don't think this sink is applicable for over the top counter installations-plenty of other sinks available-why take a chance?
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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!
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Thank you for your question. This is an over mount sink. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Yes it can it is mounted in the wall considering there is enough space between sink top and mirror
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I don't believe so. The inner cabinet supports had to be cut back in my 24 inch base cabinet to allow for sink. After the granite counter installation...there is only 2.5 inches between inner edge of rear sink and backsplash.
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This is an under mount sink. The holes will need to be in the counter itself, not in the sink.
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It can be mounted in either direction. The smaller sink isn't significantly shallower though.
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This unit is designed to mount under the counter. Your holes for faucet soap are going to be cut in the counter top if using this model of sink.
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Yes! I actually mounted mine underneath a cabinet so it's right above the sink. Perfect!
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No , you can't mount on top , this sink is for under mount only . Between wood and stone
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You could but it would have to be recessed further back on the counter and then you may not have room for a faucet depending on counter depth
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You can mount the sink with the larger sink on either side. I am very satisfied with this sink.
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My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm happy with my purchase. Hope that helps. My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm... » Read More My sink is top mounted. Like you, I found it hard to tell from their description (sounded like it could be done either way...) My contractor was willing to install it undermounted - but I thought it might get damaged. The template that comes with it says it can be installed either way...? I think an undermount is available with a different model number. The faucet holes are (easily) drilled through the sink - not through the countertop. I have it installed in my laundry room and I do like the large size, particularly the depth - and the little "shelf" - so even as a top mount, I'm happy with my purchase. Hope that helps. « Show Less