Installation Guide

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Because of the sink’s weight, it’s necessary to build a support structure to hold the sink. is can be
done by using 5/4” lumber (shown), or for an easier route, Whitehaus® undermount support bars
are available for purchase.
To make this structure, the bottom
piece of lumber is screwed to the
cabinet side and then the cross
braces were measured and cut to
sit on top of that.
e cross braces are also
screwed into the sides of the
cabinet.
ey are spaced so that they do
not interfere with the drainhole
and so they would adequately
balance and support the weight
of the sink.
[Above]: e support structure aer being assembled.
[Above]: Details of the brace structure and attachment. [Above]: Details of the support structure from the back.