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General| Brand | Signature Hardware |
|---|---|
| Model | COPPER FARMHOUSE SINK |
| Category | Kitchen & Bath Fixtures |
| Language | English |
Read installation advice and observe all local plumbing and building codes before proceeding.
Unpack and inspect for shipping damages. Contact Customer Service for assistance or damages.
Farmhouse sinks may need custom cabinetry. Consult an experienced cabinet maker with the actual sink for a custom fit.
Use assistance when lifting the sink to avoid personal injury.
Consult a professional if unfamiliar with plumbing. Signature Hardware is not liable for damages or injury.
Gather safety glasses, framing square, pencil, tape measure, level, and hacksaw for installation.
Use thread sealant, wood shims, basin wrench, drill, and sealant for proper sink setup.
Undermount sink installation is recommended; flush-mount and built-up are not.
Ensure adequate room is available for faucet and backsplash installations.
Apply sealant to strainer flange and place in sink drain opening. Use provided parts for assembly.
Follow disposer instructions for attaching the disposer flange to the sink.
Thread lock nut, hand-tighten, align drain, and finish tightening with a basin wrench.
Consult an experienced cabinet maker for custom cabinetry needs for farmhouse sinks.
Allow clearance for water lines, drains, and garbage disposal. Build a support frame or bars.
Position support frame to ensure sink is in line and level with the cabinet top.
No template is provided; sinks vary dimensionally. Trace sink outline on countertop for cutout guide.
Allow clearance for faucets and backsplashes when tracing the sink outline for cutting.
Test fit the sink in the opening. Ensure the entire weight is supported by the frame.
Verify sink is level; use shims if needed. Apply sealant to fill gaps and secure sink.
Apply wax with UV filters to protect the copper finish from color degradation.
Use gentle soap and a soft sponge/microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning pads or acidic cleaners.
Copper develops a natural patina over time. It will not rust or corrode, maintaining rigidity.
