Step 1 — Measure the inside cabinet width

Open the cabinet doors and measure the clear inside width from left wall to right wall. This is the most important measurement for sink fit.
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Level

Open the cabinet doors and measure the clear inside width from left wall to right wall. This is the most important measurement for sink fit.

If you are replacing an old sink, measure the current cutout width and depth. If this is a new install, measure the usable countertop space where the sink will sit.

Undermount
Mounted below the countertop for a clean edge

Top-mount
Sits on the countertop for easier replacement

Flush mount
Sits level with the countertop (if your counter supports it)
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