Posted by bill_g_web (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 22:32 Love our wall mount - Kohler. Pay attention to spout length. My water stream hits the center of the sink drain - just dumb luck I suppose when installing. Faucetdirect.com search allows you to pick spout length. Here's my set up... http://www.billbblog.com/Diy/36/Vanity Was drilling out the mirror a necessity to have the mirror not be uncomfortably too high?

If you could modify the cabinet frame by an inch or so maybe you could make this sink work. The outside dimension is 12-5/8. My daughter has this sink in her bathroom. Her'sis a Porcher sink but they have been bought out by American Standard. It is now called DXV. It is also available in a square or oval shape. Here is a link. DXV petite sink

Thanks! I figured out by talking with designer #1 that the dimensions of the 17 x 14 kohler 2210 sink, at its widest point includes what she called the flange, which lies "flat" against the underside of the quartz vanity top. This is what makes it 19.25 at the largest point. The part of the bowl that goes down into the base is 17 inches wide at its widest, and she was not at all concerned about it fitting. I can only assume that this will fit based on that. So then I went to the counter fabricator and they feel that that kohler sink will fit, but they will know for sure when they come to template. In that case, if it does not fit, they would use the the smaller 15 x 12 Kohler 2209 (17" at that largest undermount area). I looked at the sink while there. So I think it just depends on how high the draw box itself is to the top of the cabinet...and I would imagine the draw box wouldn't be flush with the top of the cabinet. I have an old style top mount sink so I measured my current sink opening and it is 15 x 10 !! So even the smallest sink i mentioned above is bigger than my current, so now I'm no longer worried about that! Whew, that's a win! LOL

@chiflipper, that kind of look like the Hansgrohe Metris that I'm going to use in my other bathroom: This is going to be a complete gut renovation so installing a wallmount faucet shouldn't be a big problem for the install. I'd hope that something like the Kohler Purist would come with the hardware necessary to install it properly (especially since the carrier and trim are sold separately). I'm looking at the wall mounts because the vanity is only 18" deep -- once the 13" hole is cut for the basin, there is only 2.5" of stone left on the front and back, and that's not enough stone to drill faucet holes :(