I'm a little unsure of what 'undercounter' means. Does this sink have a rim that mounts above the counter? Or is it a true undermount sink?
1125637
Mine is a true undermount and I love the sink!!! I couldn't be more pleased with the quality, etc. I could never find anything like this in the big box stores. It outdoes any name brand sinks.
1125638
This sink is not self rimming. True undermount sink. I will post a photo with my previous review so you can see it installed.
1424670
It is undermount. We installed our marble countertop flush with the inside 3 edges of the sink (sides and rear), with the front exposed. Nice quality stainless that has held up well.
202952
I used this sink in my preexisting cabinet. It is 37". Make sure to verify this sink can be used undermount. I thought it was a drop in only. I know Blanco has a model specifically for undermount.
892252
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
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Not sure I understand. It's an undermount. My faucets are mounted in the granite to the side of the sink.
1361952
nope there is another unit that goes under the sink. This is above sink model.
66752
I'm pretty certain the sink did not come with the mounting ring. I was replacing bigger vessel sinks and used the ones I already had. This sink is great for a small surface. I used them to replace larger vessel sinks in two of my smaller bathrooms and I am happy with the increased counter space.
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No concerns about this fabulous sink!!!! I have put it in two kitchens and LOVE it. It is a very heavy gauge of stainless steel. If I ever do another kitchen I would definately put this sink in again. Just buy the sink and enjoy!!! I am a cook so I am constantly using this sink, love love it!!!!! Mary Ann. p.s. I am looking at the picture of my sink, and just want to be sure that you knowl that mine is a undermount sink.
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Jessica, Generally speaking, a top mount sink's flange will be finished in a manner that is intended to be exposed; it will not have a sharp edge, and will have a slight arch for support. An under mount's flange needs to be extremely flat to have a flush fitment to the surface of the counter top. Often, a sink company that has a "Dual" mount sink will have an arch with a flattened radius to have the solid surface fit correctly in under mount application, and have a smooth edge to accommodate the top mount application.
1233054
I have my sink undermounted beneath a granite countertop that is about 1 1/4" thick. On the small side of the sink, I measure about 8" to the bottom of the granite countertop, so it is about 9 1/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the counter. On the large side of the sink, it is about 9 1/2" from the bottom of the sink to the bottom of the granite countertop. So it is about 10 3/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the countertop. The divider in the middle rises to about 2" below the top of the countertop. I am very happy with my granite sink.
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Yes, this sink can be mounted as a drop-in (undermount) sink. That is what we did with ours, and it works beautifully.
51194
It is an undermount sink attached to the marble top....it does come as one unit already in place on the cabinet.
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The sink doesn't have a lip, so in the traditional sense, no. However, since the sides are finished like the top, you could flush mount it, or mount it raised. You'll just have to run a bead of clear silicone along the edge with the counter. No matter how you choose to mount it, this sink has to be supported from below, either with rails on the sides of inside of the cabinet, or with a shelf/platform that has holes cut in it for the drains. Ours is set up as an undermount with a 5/8" reveal around the top edge.
2104295
I believe this is an undermount sink. We installed it under the granite countertop.
155814
I can't say because the sink has been installed as an undermount and I don't think being installed would give you an accurate measurement There are different installs for an undermount - some reveal more than sink then others. Love this sink. I don't think there is a better quality one anywhere. You get everything you need in a high quality - except for the disposal.
373129
Drop in, rim sits on top of counter, I suppose you could mount under solid counter top, Granite or Quartz type, by gluing to bottom of counter top leaving holes exposed for faucets.
1233053
Mine is an undermounted under granite. The sink on the right is 8" and the sink on the left is 9 1/2" deep.