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Question: The listing says it is an undermount, but description calls it a drop-in and it looks like a drop in from the picture. I need drop in sink. I
Document: The sink weighs about 45 pounds, so it's not a chore to lift into place. I mounted it as a drop in, but you can also mount it as an undermount. Really like that the rim is flat so when mounted as a drop in you can use the back rim to hold items (like a brush/scrubber holder) without it falling off.
I don't leave ratings that often, which I intend to change since I rely on them so much, but this sink really is great. Looks great and is obviously a sturdy, quality sink. I never thought I'd buy a sink online, but I did.The only con is that the instructions for installation weren't that great. The cut out template doesn't really match either, because there are knobs which are used if you undermount it, that get in the way if you use it as a drop in.
The sink is more like a childs pool. It seems huge with the normal partition missing and the added depth. She loves the size and looks of it, so I am thrilled that I won't need to change it anytime soon.
Very nice sink, dark gray actually, not black.Just mind that a simple drop of water will stain it. It's easy to clean, but you really need to clean it very ofter to keep it pristine.
As all of the above reviews raved. Two things of note: The cutout hole dims could not be found here but the drop-in hole dims from the template are: 32 1/2" widest (31 5/8" at narrowest) x 21" (front/back). The undermount template shows 30.8748"" (widest) x 16.875 (front/back), w/ 5/8" radii corners.
The holes are scored, but it did not come out that cleanly. Thankfully, the trim around the button covers the rough edge. I like that, since I did not need any other holes, I was able to just put one where I wanted it and not bother with sink hole cover plates.Overall, a wonderful sink that was a great purchase, even if it costs a lot more than basic sinks.
We were going to use a standard double-bowl sink, but a friend had this sink installed at her house and we liked it. With the new faucets that have sprayers built into the spout I don't feel the need for the second bowl. This one has an extra large and deep bowl, so it can hold a lot of dirty dishes and still have room to actually wash them, or you can easily put in a large item like a turkey to rinse it.
This sink is easy to install, and the single basin works great if you bake, cook in large pots, or need to clean a griddle. Solid construction, and looks amazing. I had a question on the specs, and was able to call the manufacturer direct and spoke to a human on first attempt! Highly recommend this product and brand.
It's nicely designed with a good slope so that all the water runs out and it dries completely overnight. We have it mounted drop-in over mountain green granite tiles (the 24x24 countertop system from The Tile Shop - cost $1000 instead of $7000 for slab and looks almost the same) and the anthracite color looks great with it. The sink color and finish is matte, and looks basically the same as the grates on the top of our stove.
Very pleased with our sink, which we undermounted in a granite installation. It is so tough, our plumber wore the teeth completely off a diamond hole saw putting the holes for our various fixtures into the thing... so be prepared for that if you are going to need to drill holes in the thing. After 2 1/2 years, it still looks brand new - nothing can scratch it, stain it, dent it.
Answer: yes