Evan Evans
New Member
I have a quartz countertop with a standard 33"X33" drop-in stainless sink that is pretty beat and could use replacing. The width of the under-sink area is 32". Questions are:
1. Why do most product listing state that the required width of cabinet under the sink is 36"? What I've got is 32" wide and there's plenty of space, at least for the sink that's there.
2. Will I be limited to replacing this with another stainless model, or can I look at some of the composite/granite materials? Or is that dictated by the exact shape of the cut-out?
3. Does 1-hole vs. 2- or 3-hole matter anymore, with the trim packages that seem to come with most faucets? Will likely use a pull-down faucet of some type, so don't need the auxiliary sprayer (or the hole).
Thanks in advance for the advice and tips!
1. Why do most product listing state that the required width of cabinet under the sink is 36"? What I've got is 32" wide and there's plenty of space, at least for the sink that's there.
2. Will I be limited to replacing this with another stainless model, or can I look at some of the composite/granite materials? Or is that dictated by the exact shape of the cut-out?
3. Does 1-hole vs. 2- or 3-hole matter anymore, with the trim packages that seem to come with most faucets? Will likely use a pull-down faucet of some type, so don't need the auxiliary sprayer (or the hole).
Thanks in advance for the advice and tips!