You're going to need to lay it out, full size, to know. You'll need to know cabinet construction, how much the sides are inset from the module, and a template or measurements of the sink. Sinks have different lips and clearances. With a corner, you can cheat a little how close you get to the edge of the box as it's only tight in a couple of places. Some have even cut into the box to get a larger sink.

A 25” single sink is all that will fit in a 36” corner sink cabinet. Unless you want it pushed way back in the corner, with a too wide front rail. Corner sinks waste a huge amount of space.

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Celadon, I'm curious how you came to this conclusion have you done this before? I would love to put a 24" sink in there. And yes I understand the caveats of corner sinks.

My corner sink (which is perfect for our small and unusual space) is 21 inches wide and 19 in length, held with clips. Would do it all over again in a heartbeat.

But we hacked a corner cabinet too, so not sure what corner cabinet you are using?

We put in a 33” double sink in a 48” corner base, and it had to be hacked to heck and back. A 36” routinely holds a 25” sink, with a bit of creative carpentry.

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You need to show the cabinet with all the rest of the kitchen plan and I agree corner sinks suck and if at all possible should be avoided but I have done kitchen designs where they were the only answer. prosource that is beyong hacking since the sink would infringe on the drawers on both sides.That also does not look like a 48” cabinet to me 25: sink is your best bet

Patrica is correct; we need to see the cabinet plans. Couple nice fillers and the sink moves forward.

I dont have the box dimensions unfortunately but I know it's a 36" corner box.

Hope you love how your kitchen turned out!