Installation Guide

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Top Mount Stainless Steel Sink

Installation Instructions

Before You Start

• Superior Sinks recommends that all top mount sinks be installed by an experienced,

professional installer.

• IMPORTANT: The cabinet must be installed, secured, plumb, and level. Failure of this step can

lead to product damage.

• Superior Sinks top mount sinks should only be fastened to a solid surface countertop

(i.e. granite, Corian® or Silestone®) or laminate countertop.

• Superior Sinks is not responsible for sink or countertop if damaged during installation.

Be sure to inspect the sink for damage prior to beginning installation.

• Metal edges may be sharp – use caution when handling.

• Follow all local plumbing and building codes.

Recommended Tools & Materials (Not Included)

 Tape Measure

 Safety Glasses

 Painter’s Tape

 Level

 Framing Square

 Pencil (not permanent marker)

 Shims or Cabinet Fillers

 Denatured Alcohol

 Clamps

 Construction Adhesive

 Silicone Sealant

 Screws (recommended by countertop manufacturer)

Single Bowl Kitchen Sink 50/50 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink 60/40 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink

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Top Mount Stainless Steel Sink Installation Instructions Single Bowl Kitchen Sink 50/50 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink 60/40 Double Bowl Kitchen Sink Before You Start • Superior Sinks recommends that all top mount sinks be installed by an experienced, professional installer. • IMPORTANT: The cabinet must be installed, secured, plumb, and level. Failure of this step can lead to product damage. • Superior Sinks top mount sinks should only be fastened to a solid surface countertop (i.e.
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Top Mount Stainless Steel Sink Installation Instructions 1 2 PREPARING THE COUNTERTOP Position the sink (A) upside down on the countertop. Trace completely around the edge of the sink (A). Draw a line 5/16” inside of the outline of the sink. CUTTING THE COUNTER WARNING: Always wear safety goggles and gloves when using power tools to prevent personal injury. Drill a pilot hole in all four corners of the inside line. Use a saber saw or jig saw to cut on the inside line.