Can this sink be recessed as opposed to sitting on the counter?
613449
I dont think so. It's a basin sink made to mount on top no way to support a flush mount.
613450
should be technically possible with a perfectly round hole smaller than vessel it could be partially recessed utilizing caulk or some rubberized buffer.would probably still be aesthetic if over half projected above counter, its beauty shouldn't be wasted.
613451
Why would you want to? It would cover all the beautiful glass string work. Buy a different bowl if you want to but I would never cover mine up it is to perfect for my bath
1819560
Yes. The connections to the sink are off set slightly though to give you the option to make slightly larger or smaller.
1639459
You could replace just the countertop. However, the rim of the vessel sink will be much higher than the sink you're used to, so it may be too high for comfort.
1772796
If you're able to attach a pic to this I'd be better able to answer that. Wife loves her's...our sinks are built as part of the counter top so works well.
460538
Pretty sure you could install the entire sink left or right. The drain area is on one end and the cutting board area on the other....although the sink is designed with a lip that let's you slide the cutting board and trays to any location. Check out the video on this sink from Kohler. I think it might answer your question maybe better than I'm doing here. I do LOVE this sink
1105219
Yes, you will need to trim the corner braces a bit but it's not difficult. BTW, great sink for it's size.
2270642
It can be either surface or recessed. Ours is recessed. It was easy to install and is a high quality cabinet.
1064134
I wouldn't. The sink is with the counter top fabricator , but as I remember it is under mount only as there is no top lip.
688357
You can do it either way. It sticks out a little far for my tastes when you hang it on the wall, so I went to a lot of trouble to move studs and relocate plumbing in order to recess it. But it looks fine if you don't recess it.
631727
Normal installation would have this recessed so that the surface is flush with whatever it is mounted on/into
346757
Yes, it can, but you will have water pooling in the center as the legs on one side are slightly higher. I love this drainer except I replaced the silverware holder with one from Bed,Bath&Beyond; in stainless. The design of the one that comes with the drainer is awkward and everything flops over.
513240
without see your sink i would thinnk there is plenty os space for it to stand up, If not maybe put it on the counter
828532
This is a beautiful sink and a partial recess is probably the only way to go. There is no lip and perhaps a different sink would be better. I think once you see this sink you would not want to recess it at all.
211128
No, it really needs to be recessed. I don't think it would look good or be secure enough otherwise. But I love it. It was exactly what I needed.
2271695
Yes, this sink can be mounted as a drop-in (undermount) sink. That is what we did with ours, and it works beautifully.
868532
No. The switch is on the side so it would be inaccessible if it were recessed.
2274739
We are installing this sink in a very tiny half bath. The sink hasn't been installed yet because the bathroom is still being renovated. I'm sure if you have enough space you can build a custom cabinet beneath it. Good luck.