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Can it mount as a full vessel?

4 years ago

It seems it is partially recessed. We need the height because the faucet is wall mounted and high (to avoid water smashing everywhere). Love the large shape and wondering if is can just sit on the vanity like a full vessel sink? Maybe you have another version like this that is full vessel?

Rectangular Raised Profile Bathroom Copper Sink With Apron · More Info

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PRO
Artesano Copper Sinks
4 years ago
Hello. This sink is called CAPA (Part number is VS032CV). It is a Raised Profile or Semi-Recessed sink that will sit 2" (the height of the apron) over the counter. Here are the specs:
- Outside Dimensions = 20" x 16" x 5"
- Inside Dimensions = 17" x 13" x 4.5"
- 2" Apron
- 1.5" Rim
- Gauge = 16 (Hand Hammered Copper)
- Drain = 1.5"
I think what you are looking for are Vessel sinks - of which we offer a large selection - that sit over the counter and work great with wall mounted faucets. Here are 2 links for our Vessel sinks:

https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bathroom-vessel-copper-sinks-gauge-14-masters-of-the-arts-collection-pj-vj~149398

https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bathroom-vessel-copper-sinks-double-wall-masters-of-the-arts-collection-pj-vj~150193

I hope this helps. Best, Artesano Copper Sinks
PRO
Artesano Copper Sinks
4 years ago
Hi. It can't be mounted as a full Vessel. We can customized the CAPA sink to be a Vessel sink sitting 5" on top of the counter. We can provide you with a quote and you can place a personalized order via Houzz. Let us know if you need a quote.
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stuartceplecha
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Would it end up being similar to this one (which might work, but interior measurements are a little smaller than I would like): https://www.houzz.com/products/rectangular-double-wall-vessel-bathroom-copper-sink-prvw-vr~11177951
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Artesano Copper Sinks
4 years ago
Yes it would look like the Double Wall Vessel KIRO (VS035CV) but without the angled walls. We can customize any sink to your exact specifications, the CAPA, the KIRO or any other sink. You are in the right path...

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