GRANITE COMPOSITE SINK INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS Sink Installation Faucet Drilling 2 Drop-In Sink 3 Undermount Sink 4 Drain Installation 5 Materal Care and Maintenance 6 Granite Composite Sink Installation Instructions 1
FAUCET DRILLING BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read entire installation instructions. Observe all local building and safety codes. The hole for the faucet can be drilled from either side of the drop-in sink, depending on your installation needs. Drill the faucet hole with a 35mm diamond drill bit at the appropriate location. INSTRUCTIONS For this installation it is assumed that the counter-top has been cut to the dimensions of the sink.
DROP-IN SINK BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read entire installation instructions. Observe all local building and safety codes. 1. Lower the sink into the sink cutout on the counter to confirm the sink will fit properly. The perimeter of the sink rim should connect with the counter while the sink bowl should sit completely inside the counter. INSTRUCTIONS For this installation it is assumed that the counter-top has been cut to the dimensions of the sink.
UNDERMOUNT SINK BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read entire installation instructions. Observe all local building and safety codes. 1. Carefully turn the counter-top over so that it rests upside-down on a stable, cushioned surface. INSTRUCTIONS 2. Position the undermount sink over the sink cutout on the counter. Make sure the sink is centered with the faucet hole and is evenly spaced between the bolt holes.
DRAIN INSTALLATION BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read entire installation instructions. Observe all local building and safety codes. 1. Disassemble the sink drain assembly and lay the parts aside, in the same order in which they were removed. See the illustration as a reference if needed. INSTRUCTIONS 2. Apply a bead of 100% neutral cure silicone sealant to the underside of the strainer body. For this installation it is assumed that the counter-top has been cut to the dimensions of the sink.
MATERIAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE Avoid placing objects over 500°F, such as pots and pans, on the surface of the sink. Avoid causing excessive thermal shock due to the presence of very hot and very cold objects on the sink at the same time. Do not clean the sink with heavy detergents, abrasive substances or metal cleaning pads as these could damage the surface.
