How deep is the sink (I have a drawer that may be in the way if it's too deep)
747797
The sink is approx. 5 1/2" deep but you will need at least 5 more inches for the drain pipe with an angled exit so the drain works well. I used a 60 degree elbow I bought at an RV store.
747798
Sorry this answer may be late, but the sink is 6 inches deep from the counter top. It is considered a "bar' sink. You have to use a strainer for a bar sink. A regular one is too large.
747799
Cindy, The sink is about 6 inches deep. The plastic one I originally had in place was about 5 inches deep. I sure like the stainless one better!!
1405178
The depth is real close to 5 3/4 inch. This is measured up from my drain pop-up (closed) to the bottom of the quartz surface we have on our vanity.This means you must add the thickness of the surface you will be using to the get the "total depth" of the sink.PS -- we love our little vanity sink that the dealers around here "did not exist"!
1138268
the sink is about 6 in deep. Link for spec sheet, including dimensions follows. Good luck. See: www.americanstandard-us.com/assets/documents/amstd/spec/SpecSheet_105.pdf
1585519
No, it's pretty shallow, but because the sink is so long you don't even notice. It is deep enough for us and I was concerned about the same thing when I saw it in person. ...2 1/2 inches deep in the middle and 2 inches on the side.
344743
The inside of the sink is 14 inches wide and from front to back 16 inches. Do not ask me why the manufacturer does not feel this information is important. They do tell you the depth of 7 inches. This sink is small, more of bar sink size. It is perfect for my use but not for all. Also remember you still need a 36 inch cabinet, the drainboard does not go down into the cabinet but you still need to attach the clips to hold it in place all the way around. You may find this sink displayed at your local Lowes.
1917149
My guess is it's less than that. I bought this and LOVE it. But the sink is probably 3-4 inches deep maybe?
710542
There wasn't any shelve on that side of the cabinet. It wouldn't fit if there was. It went under the sink and usually it's just open cabinet.
2270734
Depth inside is 10 inches- outside its 9"ILOVE this sink!! Best thing in my new kitchen -- who knew one can be excited about a sink!Hope that answers what you are asking for
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.
1757365
The depth of the inside of the drawer from front to back is 8 inches. Hope this is a help for you.
1249036
The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
1519106
It is a shallow sink - about 3 inches in depth. The built-in overflow is at 2 inches. I'm happy with mine.
1802295
The drawer itself is shallow, only 3 3/4 in. deep, but the actual opening is 5 3/4 in. deep. That is where the front lip of the top comes down. Now inside the drawer when it is closed allows even more depth, probably 6 in., if you can get the object past the front opening of 5 3/4 in. Hope this helps.
472925
If this is the measurement of your counter you have to consider the actual measurement of the cabinet which will be slightly smaller. Also consider how much counter you will have left for the faucet in the back and maybe 2" in front. I don't rememeber what the depth of the sink is but it seems to me it would be a tight fit.
1913285
It may be deep enough, but it is not long enough to put a small utensil holder. I keep all my sharp knives in this drawer.
1755491
The sink should fit no problem. We have a standard 36" sink base and it installed quite easy. You just have to remove the false drawer face and top rail and it slides right in. We are very happy with the sink. I would highly recommend the metal "grate" they sell separate that sits on the bottom - definitely protects the sink from scratches and doesn't look bad.
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Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those,... » Read More Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. « Show Less