Is the sink depth sufficient to keep splashing contained in the sink?
1327162
Placement of the faucet is important. Our plumber did a wonderful job so it didn't splash when on full force.
1327163
Yes it's deeper then the round type vessels you see. This one is plenty deep to keep water in. I've had the faucet turned on at full force and no problems.
1327164
yes, I have my faucet at the corner of the sink and haven't had any problems even with the faucet on high.
1327165
Yes, I have no problem with splashing unless I turn it up full blast, which isn't ever necessary. I hope that helps. It's a beautiful sink and we are really enjoying it.
1986422
The sink is heavy enough to be secure just sitting atop the sink. We opted not to caulk because we feel that ascetically it was more pleasing than caulking, and given its weight it didn't seem necessary. It looks great and we have no fear that it will fall off, slip, slide, or otherwise detach itself from the sink.
750800
I have my fauchet in the back,center. I haven't had any trouble with splashing.
1131243
Yes, I'm really happy with this sink. Never had a problem with it not draining completely.
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?
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.
657292
The sink is not glazed on the underside and it has an overflow and is deep, we like it
2098978
They do splash and with kids I find the splashing is contained within the sink. I did lower the water pressure on all the sinks installed to minimize splashing and it worked great!
416199
I honestly don't know. I have a deep sink and that doesn't seem to be a problem.
750802
It doesn't splash. I've lessened the water pressure slightly so even if someone opens the faucet fully, there's no issue of splashing. It really is a great piece. I've installed three and we've had no issues with them. Not sure why I would spend hundreds off dollars more when this not only serves the purpose but looks just like the more expensive ones.
1246884
If you have a counter that is rounded in the back and goes up a few inches,don't get this. If your counter has a seperate piece for the back splash that has right angles then you will be fine. Check out the how to vids to see what I mean
1713369
Yes. We use it in our bathroom and the finish has held up well against all the drips and splashes.
646668
The grid sits about an inch off the base of the sink - it's a deep sink so it really doesn't affect the depth that much, yet keeps everything off the sink.
433541
It is set somewhat high (which is why I wanted it for my kitchen sink). The aerator attached to the product is built for a maximum flow of 1.5 gallons per minute (read: not a lot). I have not had splashing issues, even after replacing the aerator with a 2.2 gallon per minute version. Note, though, that this may depend on the size of your sink as well - mine is almost 36 inches wide and 20 inches from front to back.
1863207
Hi....I measured and it's 6". I have not had issues with splashing. Hope this helps!
1366852
We have this sink and do not have any issue with splashing. We have a wall-mount faucet from California Faucet and the faucet stream hits just on the back side of the pop-up drain. We did cardboard cut-outs of the sink and faucet in order to get a feel for scale and the right position of the sink on the top and the faucet on the wall (vertical, horizontal and how far out it needed to extend).
144779
I haven't noticed too much of a back-splash than a normal spray would put out. Our sink is deep, so we do not have a lot of water outside the bowl.