Is this too small to use as a second prep sink in an island?
617631
It's actually a decent size sink. We installed in our outdoor living kitchen (undermount w/ granite) we do not use it too much since it's outdoor - however it could work nicely as a 2nd sink for indoor kitchen.
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.
617633
We are using it for that due to cabinet layout restrictions and it seems to work fine. But if you can I would go one size bigger so that you have plenty of room for big colliders.
617634
A bit small for me. I used a 20" and a garbage disposal for my prep area. Best m
617635
It would be great as a second prep sink. I bought it to use in our outdoor kitchen because a regular sink was too large and a bar sink too small. It is a great in-between size, in my opinion.
617636
The sink size is good for a prep sink and the basket drain is great. The only problem I have is finding a bridge faucet to fit the holes already in the granite and one that will extend 8 " over the sink(halfway).
617637
We purchased ours to use as a prep in the island for our kitchen remodel. I was concerned with the depth, but it is plenty deep. we use for prep and also use it for washing when our main sink is being occupied. it is very quiet and solid. we have a 1 1/4 hp disposer attached to the sink.
1749893
Absolutely. There's plenty of room. I actually own a plumbing store and I had to have that sink quick so it was for a customer but I have one on display. The spec sheet even has a knock out hole there as well. =)
647414
Doubtful but it would really depend upon the depth of the vessel sink. Some vessel sinks are partially sunk into the countertop. This is a beautiful piece of sink hardware. Are you totally sure you want a vessel sink? look at Signature hardware for the shallow natural stone sinks that are hollowed out large river rocks etc. The trend toward vessel sinks is pretty much over as a design statement.
927217
It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.
1566693
Personal opinion is no . It will look funny as your sink is too small. Will it work, probably yes, bit would recommend something smaller as it will look over sizedPS I am very happy with the faucet, looks great and works great
1731118
There are only practical considerations that would limit its location. For example, you'd just need more tubing, etc. I guess you could have it just about anywhere. It's just more simple to put it under the sink.
632876
Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
2107454
Hi Ronald, yes I installed this sink in my kitchen in a granite counter top with the same dimensions. I also installed glacier bay commercial spring faucet. It looks greats and is very functional!
369216
No, it is a standard sink size. My sister has a farmhouse sink and it would be too small for hers.
2087245
I'm. It sure but it's fr he best sink you will find in this size. I'm a build r and use them for laundry room sinks due to nice and deep. You won't be disappointed .
1626017
Yes, sure. It is made to be used on the side, but there's no reason you cannot put it into the sink.
796835
I have a standard double sink in my kitchen. The extension pieces are a little flimsy though. Proceed with caution!!
1509894
This could potentially work as a Kitchen Island, but the dimensions are small, and it is probably 6" shorter than standard kitchen counter height. For the price, it's a good product, though very utilitarian. I use mine next to my painting easel for my art supplies and love it.
1916308
I would not use on the counter, but we have a very large farm house sink and I loved bathing the baby in it in the sink! It will not fit in a standard size sink.
1636338
No, I don't think so. It takes up 3/4'of my regular sized tube. So it would be too big for a sink.
2071593
This sink has rounded edges, I do not know how two would fit next to each other, I would suggest at least a 2 inch space between them. Maybe use a shallow kitchen bowl, there are alot of new ones out there
1003762
Im a contractor if you have enough flat counter space your sink hole can be enlarged. This is a normal size sink for a normal size kitchen. I just installed one in a 1960 kitchen with out changing a thing. works fine and its cheap!