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Question: Would this sink fit into a 30 inch cabinet with a dishwasher on one side?
Document: I love this sink. We remodeled out kitchen and left space for a 30 inch sink cabinet. This sink fit perfectly. It's deep and can handle several pots pans and baking sheets which u can't do with double sinks. I don't think I'll ever go back to a double sink.
I've had this sink for about 2 months now and it is fantastic! It's about the biggest single-bowl sink that can fit in a 30 inch cabinet. I've had double-bowl sinks and they do not offer the same ability as this sink to hold large items. Another benefit is that the drain is located toward the back of the sink, so it out-of-the-way and you will not accidently drop silverware into your disposal.
We had this sink installed today, we have not used it so I don't know if it scratches badly or anything but I could not find another sink that would find under mount that was for a 30&#34; cabinet. Very happy so far. It came quickly even though it was the week of Christmas. We bought the strainer and the clips (we didn't need those) as well as the grid for it.
I wanted a big, deep, single sink and without going into $600+ price range this one is great! I thought I was getting base cabinet for a 30" sink but through miscommunication got a 30" base cabinet. Then I started looking for large sinks and was only finding 23"-24" sinks. This was the largest I could find and it's GREAT
This sink is huge. And deep. I wanted a giant single bowl undermount sink to fit in a 30&#34; Ikea Akurum cabinet and this sink fits the bill. Yes, it does have some scratches after a few weeks of use, but it's consumer grade stainless steel, it's going to scratch.
We installed this during our kitchen remodel. Our contractor fitted it in our 30 inch cabinet with no problems. I really don't have too many expectations for a sink. Does it leak? No. Is it quiet enough? Yes. Is it large enough? Yes. Unless you expect two mechanical arms to pop out of the sink and do the dishes for you, it really does what a sink should do.I know people make a big deal about scratching it.
4.75 stars! It is just as advertised, a lovely, roomy sink that fits in a 30 inch base cabinet. Easy to clean! Solid, not noisy or tinny.It get less than 5 stars because it is almost too deep for a long session working in it (I am 65 inches tall) and, being stainless steel, it is getting scratches from washing pots (as all SS sinks will).
Researched far and wide for an undermount sink for our newly remodeled kitchen & glad we went with this one. It is big enough to fit the largest of pasta pots and can clean up in a flash. Enjoy!
When I began my kitchen remodel, i had no idea that i would spend so much time debating over which sink I should purchase. Originally i told my husband to get whatever would fit, but then as i started looking at sinks i realized there were definitely some things I DIDN'T want, as well as some definite things i DID want. First, the single bowl is so much easier to use and store my &#34;to be washed&#34; items in than my old double bowl sink.
I am glad that I bought a large single bowel sink instead of a two small bowl sink. Sink is roomy, deep and well made. Only issue is that photos of the sink at Amazon and Blanco web sites show the sink with a strainer when it does not come with one. A strainer (Blanco BBS-SS-B 3-1/2-Inch Basket Strainer, Stainless Steel Finish, Stainless Steel - $19.97) has to be purchased separately.
Answer: yes