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natenvalsmom

undermount off-center sink

17 years ago

I have a Franke stainless sink that has one large bowl on the left and a small bowl on the right. It will go under a the kitchen windows. Here's my dilemma: if the sink is centered under the window, then the faucet will be a bit off-center; if I center the faucet, then the sink will not be centered under the window.

Help, please! The fabricator is coming on Monday, and I need to decide how I want this installed. Since I will be at work (my first day back after being home all summer! Oh, why didn't I think about this sooner?), I must tell my GC today!

My first instinct is to center the sink, then have the main faucet a little to the right. I will also have a filtration faucet, definitely on the left, and an air gap (left of center), side spray, and a disposal button on the far right.

Opinions, please, and thank you!

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