what is the cutout dimension of your granite? Length and width? My current counter cutout measueres 16 inches by 30 inches. Thanks!
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Brian, Mine was a new installation so the granite fabricator used a template when he cut the opening in the granite for the sink. I do not know the cutout measurement. However as I said earlier in my post. Be aware that my Kraus 33 inch 50/50 sink needs help with drainage... I have to be vigilant about water pooling in the corners. Hope's perfect sink helps, a squeegee works, and constant cleaning and wiping is necessary.
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If I were you, I would definitely call the Powell company to be sure. I love the top myself, but your idea of switching it out for a granite counter top would make this island even more beautiful! Postyour decision, I may consider doing this in the future as well.
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We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN.... » Read More We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps « Show Less
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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.
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Not home now, but I'd guess 15 to 24 inches. Definitely 'counter top' length and no more.
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From the edge of the marble counter top to the middle of the sink is 32" and it is probably 30" from the edge of the cabinet to the middle of the sink. There were two back cut outs for plumbing, maybe 40" high by 22" wide. We had to expand the existing cut outs as they didn't fit our plumbing. The height of the cabinet with the feet also makes it more likely you'll need to made adjustments to the existing cut. There was no drawing included in our order.
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Hi Ronald, yes I installed this sink in my kitchen in a granite counter top with the same dimensions. I also installed glacier bay commercial spring faucet. It looks greats and is very functional!
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I just measured and found that the vanity is only 58" wide an the actual countertop is exactly 60" wide. Hope this helps!
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It depends on your current counters. Do they have rounded edges? If so, I would say that the instant granite will look obviously fake if you are within 3-5 feet due to not being able to wrap those rounded corners (like on an island) very smoothly. If you have square edges everywhere, I would go ahead and do it. It will give "curb appeal" to your kitchen initially and in the photos (and if they don't like it, it can be easily peeled off). If you have formica counters, I do think it looks better than that.
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Almost exactly nine inches. However, the design of our faucet may be a bit different. The photo attached has a straight faucet, while ours curves at the end like a traditional faucet. I recommend waiting to install the granite until your sink arrives, and then letting your installer take the sink with him to the granite fabricating center so that the fit will be exact. Good luck with your remodel--we have loved this sink, and I am sure you will, too.
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The base is about 3 inches across so the hole is approximately 2 inches across. The granite installers cut it, so I don't know the exact measurement.
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When people look at mine they can't obviously tell. However I tell them. If your counters were like mine when i bought the house ( laminate with gauges all screeched up) we replace it with instant granite. I thought this would be a temperary addition till I could afford real granite. Now I see this would be a big expensive error. Wonder if a buyer doesn't like the style or color of real granite? They still have to pay for it cause you had to add to house cost. It's even easer to change a pattern and color if wanted a quick temporary or permeant fix. one couple we experienced, was a couple that had real granite and the one of them said they hated the granite they put in and would have been better off, to put this on and change the style/color and how stupid they felt that it cost thousands instead of 100's of dollars and could change it many times and still not reach the cost of the what they put in.Good Luck with decision.
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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.
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I put mine on a solid color countertop because I thought the granite would be too busy and compete with the beauty of the sink. I also had a round mirror woth a 6" hammered copper frame around it that I used for a vanity mirror over it that is gorgeous with this sink. Hope that helps.
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The install sheet has the under sink measurements. I had mine install with the granite counter bythe counter people, so not sure what they cut out. Go to home depot and look on there box as they stock these only higher. You might call Kraus as well. Hope this helps.
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Its pretty close to the dimensions of the sink, or one of equivalent size, when I replaced our kitchen sink which had the same outer dimensions, I did have to cut some of the tile back approx 1/2 an inch. So probably 1/2 an inch to an inch smaller than the sink size itself.
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We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps