The rimless sink edge is flexible, therefore the joint between the countertop material, and stainless steel edge can be minimized using spreader clamps, or tension rods while the sink is glued into the sink hole permanently Extra precision is needed while cutting on corner lines.
Corners of TopZero are more solid than the sides which are flexible due to the rimless nature of the sink. The rimless TopZero sink will be inserted into the countertop from underside through the sink hole preferably tight, therefore the cutting shall be precise to 1116″ or less. * Use a grinder with a diamond blade to cut out the sink hole in the granite finished side up * Tape the template on the granite, and trace the outline with a fine point marker. The template is flipped because the sink might not be 100% symmetric due to its rimless nature * Turn over the template, and place it on the front face of the granite Trace the outline of the sink edge with a fine point marker, cut out the template precisely using scissors, or blade * Lay the sink upside down on the template paper. * Locate where the sink needs to be positioned on the front side of the granite countertop Sink cut-out can be performed with automated CNC equipment, or water-jet by using the electronic template provided, or it can be done manually * Bend the brackets with force of hand if necessary The brackets perforated surface shall be perpendicular to the sink walls Check mounting brackets, and the edgeless rim, as well as the bowls * Before installing TopZero sink, visually check for any defects, or damages.
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