I am replacing a current top mount sink in a granite counter top - the current sink edges are 33 x 22. Will this new sink fit?
1357228
It's possible, but you'd have to have a measurement of your opening, not just current sink dimensions.
2127327
I can't recall whether the edge finish is good enough to top mount. However, my recollection is that www.mrdirectint.com sells a wide variety of top-mount sinks. There would be no question with a sink designed for top mount.
527176
I am sure you can Google it or look on Amazon and Ebay and see what fits 22 by 32 inch single bowl sinks. The trap is a standard size though. The flat bottom of this sink is 13 by 26 inches, but the top is 29.5 by 16. Rounded edges at the bottom are about 1 and 1/4 inch. This should be helpfull when you are looking what would fit at the bottom of this sink.
258745
A 36" cabinet is only needed if you want to be able to remove the sink without disturbing the counter top. It can be installed in a narrower cabinet by sandwiching it between the counter top and the plywood underlay. That worked fine for us - our cabinet is only 32 inches. The only way we can get it out someday would be to remove our quartz counter top.
1885818
I honestly don't know. I used the cutout template provided with the sink. I gave it to the counter top fabricator, and the cutout was cut at their facility. Due to the fact that this is an under mount sink, there is only about a 1/4" of play around the whole sink. Also, the courners are rounded. If your current cutout has square corners, it may look odd. You may want to go to the Kraus website to get the exact dimensions. You might also contact their customer support for information.
630180
It fit a new 28" large single undermount sink exactly. Just sold the house where the new sink was so I don't know exact measurements.
1874727
It'll fit, but you'll have to modify the cabinet. You'll need to make sure there is cabinet front to meet the apron front of the sink (3 inches on each side) and you'll have to build supports for it underneath. Obviously the counter top will come right up to the sink and hide anything in the base cabinet. The only concern would be to make sure the sink is being held in place properly since there will be no cabinet walls to snugly hold it.
2274564
I do not have the dimensions. Go to Kraus website and look for a template drawing of the model you are considering. There is a template included with every sink which is typically used by the counter mfg to cut the correct side hole and allow for proper mounting.
889630
Yes. Ours fits just fine. Just cut the top of the cabinet to fit. You will not see that at all once the sink and countertops are in place. We just love this sink! I should note that we do have corian countertop and it's close to the wall, but we don't have a deep backsplash so it isn't a problem.
970792
My cabinet is a 27 inch with the internal part of the cabinet at 25.5 inch and it fit. You would be just fine since you are a little bigger. Its a great sink and love the rack that comes with it.
199363
The sink is a standard 33 1/2" x 22" It is however deeper than most sinks at 9.5 inches. Make sure you have enough space underneath
330182
I don't think it will fit. I tried putting just the rack in my 22 1/2"wide x 15.3/5" deep (front to back) undermounted sink. It took up 13 1/4" of the width of the sink. Hope that helps.
957971
I got the brushed nickel mounting ring but I'm sure if you get the correct size for the sink it should work.
472066
Unless you had a similar sink before, you'll likely need to have your counter top redesigned/recut/redone to fit this sink. As you can see in the picture, it is rounded on the back and to fully appreciate the design, wouldn't you want your countertop to echo that flow?
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.
1400350
The threaded stem that comes out of the bottom of the faucet is slightly less than 1 3/8". The base of the faucet that sits atop the counter and covers the whole in your granite is 1 3/4". A hole between those two dimensions would work. I installed over a composite sink that had a 1 3/8" pre-drilled hole that worked perfectly.
268667
Our sink is in a 36" sink base cabinet. I doubt this sink would fit in a 30" sink base. You need room to attach the lip of the sink under your counter top. You may need a top mount. I'd call customer service. This is a really, really nice sink and I am super happy with it.