can this be installed on an existing sink base with just removing the false drawer panel? do I have to order a custom sink base?
1752532
No, besides removing the false drawer cover you will also have to enlarge the opening. The sink comes with a template. It was pretty straight forward took me about an hour to completely install the sink. Most sinks are 33" across this one is 36". But it is awesome once done. I used painters blue tape and a jig saw to enlarge the opening.
1752533
We have a standard sink base and our contractor is cutting the front to fit.
1752534
Yes, as long as the base is wide enough. See other question on cutout dimensions. It is made for this. I cut out my existing false drawer panel and countertop and it worked out great.
1752535
We installed this on an existing base (or rather our contractor did)after cutting out an undermining sink and removing the false drawer panel. It fit perfectly and, for us, it solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink because it fit all the way back to the backsplash. We did have to lower the doors on the base cabinet slightly, but this was not a problem. I would send a picture if I could figure out how to do it.
1752536
We installed this on an existing sink base. There is a template included with the sink that helps you with the modification you need to make. Husband said was able to do the needed modifications without problem. Sink looks great and am loving it!
1752537
Yes it can be installed in your existing base as long as you get the 9 in depth model K-3942-4-NA vault top mount.Also I made a YouTube video showing how to install it in existing sink base and granite counter tops. Search on YouTube for my channel: Home OniShip amazon won't let me leave you a link. Hope this all helps. Best Regards
1752538
We installed this sink (or our contractor did) by cutting out an old undermount sink from the existing base and removing the false drawer panel in the front. It also solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink where the faucet had been installed in cutouts in the granite. The sink fit all the way back to the backsplash and covered the old faucet holes. If I could figure out how to do it, I would send you a picture of the finished product, but I can't attach it to this message.
804531
Yes. I did not install mine with the base plate so it looks more like a pump- love it. Works great. Directions say it can be installed either way. Love this sink. Have had it about 2 months.
1008281
No - that is how I installed mine. Just make sure you have enough clearance beneath the drain board.
863177
Hello, We do not offer the vanity base only. All our bathroom vanities come with the countertops and sinks already mounted. Thanks! Kitchen Bath Collection
1327367
I totally misread your question ! I thought you were asking about the faucet (how high, etc.) Our sink has only cabinet doors under it & the apron on the sink stops about 1" above the cab doors. The sink is very wide & we actually had to trim the drawer front beside the sink as it's an old house & base cab is less than the 36" they say is needed. But we have it in & it's great! Sorry for the confusion.
1597338
I used 36" base. you will have to modify the 36" base and cut it down unless you get base that is meant for farmhouse sinks. We also framed inside the base to support the sink. If you go with 33" sink in 36" base, you will need to frame anyway, why go smaller on the sink? it works great with some thoughtful adjustments to the base. Another note, you will need shorter doors too as sink is deep. get the correct base and you will be fine.
213210
yep, exactly what I have however there is some custom fitting with the cabinet base that will have to be done. I took the sink to the cabinet company for perfect fitting.
1461159
I don't think so, but you may try calling either the seller or manufacturer. Anyway, that sink is specifically made for that vanity or vice versa. You cannot use a standard sink with the vanity, if that is your intent. If space is your concern the entire sink/vanity takes no more space than a standard. I answered with more info than you requested...but wanted to be helpful.
521650
my cabinet was custom made. I bought the sink before the granite was cut, and the sink was installed to fit flush against the granite edge. The faucet holes were drilled into the granite.
760050
Wouldn't purchase. Plumbing regs in US currently required ban use of faucets and connections that come with unit.(metal rating)Particle board back of vanity allows for any cut (could use a bread knife) For what I spent could have gone local and saved expense of.replacing faucets, plugs (silver painted plastic), if you're installing on tile...remove plastic at bottom of furniture feet. Other alternative, use pre made unfinished cabinets from Home Depot paint and get top made at local "top shop". Maybe $100 more but better quality cabinet and WAY better plumb
51192
Yes. I had mine removed by the vendor but had to pay extra to have that done. I put in my own sink and natural stone top. I think the seller thought I was nuts but we are very satisfied with the way it turned out in the end.
460983
Kathy, contact my husband Eric at prop7979@fmail.com. he installed our sink and he will be glad to help you.
1597339
My sink base was built by the contractor and the new countertop was cut and mounted by countertop installer. The only problem I encountered was the plumbing had to be redone because of the depth of the sink.
487527
Probably through Kohler. This sink fits over a standard 36 inch cabinet sink and doesn't require any special design, your contractor can just cut out the drawer front. It's not as deep as a typical farm sink to allow it to fit over standard cabinets.
780735
It comes with it's own faucet. You'll likely need to drill a hole in your sink to install. They also make a counter version if you don't want to do that
1954075
Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
1089278
There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck.