does this sink have an apron front, there are no installed views or full views here, also is it rounded on the edges or is it a more modern style?
1804952
It's an undermount with no apron front. Not a farm sink. You will need to build cabinetry all the way around it. Not sure exacly what you mean by rounded corners but it looks great (not modern) in our 1910 house.
1804953
Hi there! There is no apron. It is an undermount sink. It is a great sink! I have a picture I could send you...
1804954
No apron front, it is normally mounted under the counter. I have it installed on top of the counter, with a support wedged underneath (it is quite heavy).Quite happy with it.
1804955
It's an "under mount" sink which means the entire sink is below the counter surface. There is no apron front. I'm not sure, in context, what you mean by "edges." What I would consider "edges" are created by the counter surface. The "corners" of the sink are curved but are about as square as you can make them with a single piece of porcelain.
1804956
This is not an apron front. I ordered this thinking it was, but had to return it. I ordered the Blanco Cerana instead.
1804957
It does not have an apron front. It's edges are pretty square in a modern style. We love it.
1804958
It's an undermount. No Apron. See link for specs.http://www.rohlhome.com/Kitchen/Product_Detail.aspx?ProductID=63072016&Collection;=1615&SubCollection;=1638&ConnectionString;=%22Product.Sinks$S$$P$$C$0%22#specs-tab
1804959
No apron front. Slightly rounded but not much. Great sink I highly recommend it!
1120291
I'm pleased with the sink. Food doesn't get stuck in the corners. You do have to wash down some food once in a while. O would purchase this sink again.
104164
No, that's the beauty of it. If you are right handed or left handed it can be on which ever side of the sink you need. It is very sleek looking and goes well with chrome fixtures.
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.
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I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly? I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners... » Read More I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly? « Show Less
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I have it installed over a single bowl rectangular stainless sink as well. It sits in the middle of my island and is a show stopper. It looks fabulous and not to tall to me. It's sleek design keeps it from being overpowering like so many other tall faucets. I've had this faucet for 2 years now and I still love it!
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the entire bottom is not slanted toward the drain, only a half inch or so around the drain is rounded/slanted to allow drainage. With this large a sink, it would be better to have a slight slant, that's true. BTW, Franke sinks are made of junk stainless steel, probably from China. I will never buy another.
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I do still love this sink, its beautiful. BUT I will say that I do have some chips/scratches on both front corners. They're small and hard to see but they're there which is frustrating. Could've been the way the sink was installed or how the countertop was laid over it. We have quartz counters so they're quite heavy. It also seems to stain pretty easily - if I have a pot or pan in the sink for a day or two I find I'm scrubbing extra hard to remove any ring it left. In hindsight - as much as I love the sink and this type of sinks - I'd probably not go with an apron front sink, and stick with an undermount stainless steel or granite sink! Good luck. I am sure you'll be happy with either choice!
1735119
The sink looks great but takes a little more care to splash water to the edges of the bottom to ensure that everything gets washed down the drain. Example would be shavings emptied from an electric razor. I have a deep oval self-rimming Kohler sink at a second home that works much better as a sink... but doesn't provide the distinctive modern look of the rectangular undercount. It's a judgement call.
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3/4 inch thick slab used on the counter, that is all you see from in & around the sink bowl edges. But, the outer edges of the counter has a 1/2 inch trim added underneath it to create the thickness around the outside edges of the cabinet... so, from the front and side views you can see a horizontal seam... Mostly because it is not book matched and are from differennt slabs as the thickness seems to differ. It still is a very good look for the price. It comes attached so your only other option is to have a stone mason make a top to your spefications for a cabinet without a top... $$$$ it will no doubt cost more. Also note: the back splash came detached it can be glued down with silicone after the unit is completely installed.
359221
This sink has 2 different radiuses. A large one for traditional and a tight one for contemporary. I put the tight radius showing and the large radius in the back, it looks great.
510229
It's more of a matte finish, but smooth and slight sheen on the inside side walls of the sink. Tip: Do not punch out the pre-drilled holes unless you are confident on how to do it. You run the potential of cracking the sink. I suggest using a Dremel cutting tool.
627177
Hello.....I don't know the style number for my sink but the web site from Franke should be able to answer your question. I love the sink and the rack. I'd never buy another sink again
298447
Hi, Janette. You are right, the front feet are longer. This gives me a perfectly flat surface, because the sink itself was installed with a slight tilt so that water goes down the drain. I was never even aware of the different length of the feet until you asked, but I see now that it is quite pronounced.
1336976
I'm sorry - I haven't installed yet but will go through the box again - I believe there was a diagram, etc. and will let you know. The sink is beautiful by the way.
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The countertop surface is one seamless piece. The double-thick edging along the front and sides is a separate slab that is joined together with the top piece. Thank you for your inquiry! Kitchen Bath Collection 310-808-9600
624730
Yes it's square on the front and I did flush mount the top with granite counters, mine and it worked fine. The bottom is very flat so when running water it doesn't take the food particles with it - make sure you get faucet with spray nozzle!