What size drop in kitchen sink will it fit in the existing cut out?
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What size drop in kitchen sink will it fit in the existing cut out?
I have terrazzo counter-top and it has opening of 21 x 18.5 and its curved on corners...please see pics...
what size drop in sink I should buy ?
Please note I am buying drop in sink
I would prefer not to further cut the existing cut out
what size drop in sink I should buy ?
Please note I am buying drop in sink
I would prefer not to further cut the existing cut out
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There is probably NO CHANCE you will find anything to fit without some slight alteration to your top. If you wanted to go with a drop in, this is close and might cover. Those holes in back are the problem.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-A...-4-0/100604966
https://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-A...-4-0/100604966
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If I am ready to make some adjustments ...
What do u think about this one https://www.homedepot.com/p/Elkay-Da...5221/304289545
Also can u please tell me what tools are required to cut this terrazzo material...circular saw or jig saw or ?
What do u think about this one https://www.homedepot.com/p/Elkay-Da...5221/304289545
Also can u please tell me what tools are required to cut this terrazzo material...circular saw or jig saw or ?
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I would think that as long as you pick out a bigger sink, you could cut your top out and make it work.
The template that comes with the new sink will show you where to cut... until you lay it on there it's hard to say.
With a wet saw and maybe a grinder or cup wheel... maybe a diamond core bit for the corners... it should be no problem.
Not much counter left there in front... so you might want to fudge the new one back as far as you reasonably can.
Is this for a kitchen? I imagined it was a bathroom.
The template that comes with the new sink will show you where to cut... until you lay it on there it's hard to say.
With a wet saw and maybe a grinder or cup wheel... maybe a diamond core bit for the corners... it should be no problem.
Not much counter left there in front... so you might want to fudge the new one back as far as you reasonably can.
Is this for a kitchen? I imagined it was a bathroom.
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Thanks ..what do you think about this one
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Elkay-Da...5214/304289543
This sink has bowl size that is only 15 3/4" so I assume I dont need to cut anything...It should fit in the existing hole ...what do u think?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Elkay-Da...5214/304289543
This sink has bowl size that is only 15 3/4" so I assume I dont need to cut anything...It should fit in the existing hole ...what do u think?
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We cant measure it but you can. If you download the specifications file from that page it will show you what the cutout size is and what the flange will cover and what it won't.
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That cut out looks like it was cut for a bar sink. The BIG Orange store has several examples of bar sinks.