Will this work to overmount? My granite got cancelled so I have to go laminate.
1440911
No, I do not believe so. The lip is only a 1/2 in or so wide. It seems designed only for undermount.
1440912
No. It is not designed to be used as a top mount. The lip that is used to apply it as an undermount is finished to be an exposed area. DirectSinks
15187
Yes. I bought this for my undermount sink and it worked perfectly. My sink has a built in overflow though. Bought a second one for the guest bath too :)
1780988
I bought this one for the soap dispenser but it didn't work on the granite countertop. I got one at home depot
1767317
Yes, it can be over-mount! That's how I have it installed. It's a very low profile, kind of a faux under-mount look.
1721799
Yes you can. We looked into doing the same. Talk to your local granite dealer. Our price was about $400.oo
1226985
I personally don't recommend as counter top, surface is not as smooth as a granite or laminate, if the groute work is not good there is a possibility of skin cut as it is a glass , I used this on wall for a look
1584553
yes would need right bit for granite. Drill would be fine. Might wobble the granite a little if the pressure wavers or changes in any way. Tim
2076851
I would say yes. How thick is the granite? If is 1" 3/4 or less you should have enough thread left to engage the securing nuts.
123903
Depends on your counter. Ours is granite, so the contractor brought hardware needed for mounting. I think it came with template and some things for mounting under wood counter.
2279819
We installed ours in a 33 inch base and it works very well. Just need good installers. We have a granite top, and the sink obviously is installed undermount. Just not a lot of room left side to side.
1985120
P.S. you didn't say what the counter-top material was. In most cases some additional trimming may be needed. The document I referred you to should have the Cut-out dimensions needed on it. If you have Granite, Quartz or stone/tile, it can be critical. If it's laminate or Corian solid surface type, it can be easily trimmed. Sounds like you may need a professional installer.
583919
I am not sure but I did find this link that may be helpful. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?23567-undermount-sink-with-tile-countertop
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
1745300
I have it installed as an undermount with granite countertop - very pleased with it. It has been installed for about a year now.
736442
Yes it should stick just fine. We have granite countertops that it sticks to but I don't have a vertical piece of granite to try it on. I don't see it being an issue.
166807
I laid mine directly on top of the old surface. It would be best if the surface was smooth and flat like mine I think. Not sure about over tile if it has grout lines that can be felt as surface changes. Hope I helped.
950291
It's an undermount, but you can't mount it to the counter. You need to put in support underneath. If you look up pictures of a farmhouse sink you will we how it can look. You could have it totally on top of the counter, the sides are all finished. It is heavy though.