Will the sink fit tight, without moving, on granite countertops?
1690073
I really don't know as I ended up selling it. My new vanity was 36" high and when you added the height of the sink it made it too high for me(I'm 5'1). My elbows would have been up in the air in order for me to reach down into the sink!
1690074
only if you silicone the base to the granite and the glass sink to the base.
1690075
My plumber siliconed the base to granite several times, but the seal always breaks and it leaks profusely. Paid more to the plumber compared to cost of sink. Not sure how to fix it anymore.
392215
It works perfect in our S.S. sink and protects it from scratching... It has well made little feet so it will not scratch... I can't see why it wouldn't work well in your granite sink if it fits... We have been perfectly happy with ours...
392211
Not sure if it is recommended for granite sinks - mine is being used in a stainless steel sink and it fits perfectly.
2107453
Thats what my counter is exactly with a granite top and i also have a delta touch2o faucet which ia quite large and fits great.you wont be diappointed the sink is amazing like a small tub.favorite part of my kitchen remodel!!!
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.
1869868
...Hard for me to say. Mine runs 32in across the front to the granite overhang. If you are having granite countertops, it might be ok.BTW- I LOVE this sink.
472066
Unless you had a similar sink before, you'll likely need to have your counter top redesigned/recut/redone to fit this sink. As you can see in the picture, it is rounded on the back and to fully appreciate the design, wouldn't you want your countertop to echo that flow?
1279107
The sink is slightly concave so I don't think it would look right. Also it is not perfectly oval.
673428
It depends on the gap between your wall and the back of the sink. If it is around 4" you should be fine, any counter surface wider than that and it would feel odd. Also make sure you are ok with having a faucet that wide over your sink. The other bit of advice I would give is that you need to have at least 6" of depth in your wall cavity to make this fit with the hardware that is provided.
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
1874727
It'll fit, but you'll have to modify the cabinet. You'll need to make sure there is cabinet front to meet the apron front of the sink (3 inches on each side) and you'll have to build supports for it underneath. Obviously the counter top will come right up to the sink and hide anything in the base cabinet. The only concern would be to make sure the sink is being held in place properly since there will be no cabinet walls to snugly hold it.
1344454
I think it would be fine. It's an undermount sink so your faucet will be attached to your counter/granite. I went with the matte stainless look and love it. Good luck. The sink is great by the way!
251167
No this will require more support and 2x4's will need to be placed under it since it is an under mount sink.The 9 inch depth may require some change also.Good luck it is a great sink. If you are having granite counter tops the edge should extend to the edge of the sink to avoid water drainage over the front.That is a problem that we have and we have to be very carefull with some the water does not get on the cabinet.If you have any more questions just ask.Pam
1249038
Yes it'll fit I recommend the vertical faucet to be mounted off one of the corners of the sink so it doesn't take space between the sink and the backsplash where you want to keep a clearance of about 1-3/4 so you can still go around the sink and clean /dry it. Good luck!
1424667
Mine is under mounted with granite counter tops. It is fantastic !! I think you can have it either under the counter or over, pretty sure it can be done both ways. It's a big sink and I can't tell you how many people make comments on it . Just get it, you don't regret it.I tried to attach a photo but can't for some reason.I'll send you the photo if you send me your email.
1096798
I installed an under mount sink with granite counter - no problems. Cabinet is well made for the price and I would image you would have no problems with vessel type. You would want to manage clearances for faucet.
360542
I have a regular kitchen counter. Please look the specification of the sink. You can get it's accurate measures.