Standart PRO Farmhouse Apron-Front Stainless Steel 33 in. Single Bowl Kitchen Sink

We installed ours to be even with the edge of the counter top which put it 2" out from the cabinet on the ends and 2 3/4" in the center.

Under mount sinks such as this one usually doesn't come with a template. Whatever counter top is used (granite, quartz, acrylic) the cut pattern is determined by the installer who will measure where the cut needs to be.

Hi Julie, Thanks for reaching out to us. As this sink does not include mounting hardware, our KHF203-33 requires 33" minimum cabinet size and a custom installation with a support system being built within the cabinet. Please feel free to reach out to us at 800-775-0703 or via email at customerservice@kraususa.com with any additional questions. Thank you for reaching out.

Hi LS, This is becuase the sink will require about 1 1/2" of space on each side for the mounting hardware. Please feel free to reach out to us at 800-775-0703 or via email at customerservice@kraususa.com with any additional questions. Thank you for reaching out.

I don’t see why not

Hi BagonHead, Thanks for your inquiry. Below are some by step by step instructions on how to approach a Farmhouse installation: Please Note: The step-by-step guideline below is a general reference for installing the Kraus Farmhouse Sink. Please keep in mind that this is a custom installation. Kraus cannot be liable should there be any discrepancies with your installation. Kraus recommends installing all Kraus products by hiring a licensed, professional plumber. Step 1: Measures for Supports Measure the "true" height of the sink, from where the top aligns with the countertop surface to the bottom of the sink’s sides, which will rest on the supports. Transfer this measurement to the interior cabinet sides and mark a level line from back to front. This is where the supports will be added to carry the weight of the sink. Step 2: Install the Supports On each cabinet side, install 2" x 4' supports. Position the tops of the supports so that they are even with the level lines. Use construction adhesive and 1-5/8" square-drive deck screws to attach the supports. First, apply the adhesive then clamp the supports firmly in place, then drive the screws through the cabinet sides into each support. Step 3: Cut the Cabinet Front Measure the height of the sink front, and add 1/8” to this dimension when you mark the base cabinet front cutout. This allows the sink to rest just above the cut edge, without being supported by it. Depending on your base cabinet, it may be necessary to remove the doors and replace them with smaller doors. Use a jig saw to cut out the sink-front opening. Step 4: Install the Sink Test-fit the sink in the opening. The entire weight of the sink should be carried by the side supports. Check that the sink is level from side to side and front to back. If necessary, add tapered wood shims to adjust. Install the sink and use silicone caulk to fill in the gaps below the sink front, and between the sink and countertop.

Hi Angie, Thanks for reachign out to us. Yes, this sink can be undermounted. Please feel free to reach out to us at 800-775-0703 or via email at customerservice@kraususa.com with any additional questions. Thank you for reaching out.

Yes. I have had this combo for 4 years and love it.

Yes, garbage disposals are 100% compatible with our sinks. Rather than install a disposal to the drain, the disposal will replace the drain as it has its own flange and mounts directly to the sink.

Hi Nana, Our Farmhouse sinks are best suited for solid surfaces countertop materials like marble concrete, soapstone and granite. Not well suited for laminate or tile counters which have too many weak points along seams and grout lines to support the weight of the sink. Please feel free to reach out to us at 800-775-0703 or via email at customerservice@kraususa.com with any additional questions. Happy to assist.