A sink system and methods of making and using sink systems including a sink basin and a discharge conduit coupled to the sink basin, which is positioned to expel fluid into the sink basin via an outlet thereof. The flow of fluid through the discharge conduit may be activated via a motion sensor or switch coupled directly to the basin or a spacer ring positioned between the basin and the countertop. Controls for adjusting the temperature and/or flow rate of fluid through the discharge conduit may also be coupled to the basin or a spacer ring positioned between the basin and the countertop, or alternatively, to a surface of the countertop.

In an implementation, a sink assembly is disclosed. The sink assembly includes a flush-mounted sink assembly including a substrate including a basin portion and a flange portion extending its entirety along a single plane, a mounting bracket configured to be secured to a countertop, and a support structure configured to be disposed over the mounting bracket and interface with the flange portion when installed within a countertop cutout.

This disclosure is an under-sink adjustable drip tray affixed to the base of sink cabinets to collect leaking water. The leaked water is collected in the tray and channeled through drains to the outside of the cabinet. The drains are placed on the edge of the cabinet frame and the cabinet door such that all water leavers the underside of the sink, keeping the cabinet free of any water damage. Furthermore, liner curtains can be affixed to the under-sink adjustable drip tray and the cabinet walls in order to capture any spills or water droplets that may cause splashing throughout the cabinet. As a result, the sink cabinets are kept dry and clean even when a plumber is repairing or maintaining the plumbing under the sink.

This disclosure is an under-sink adjustable drip tray affixed to the base of sink cabinets to collect leaking water. The leaked water is collected in the tray and channeled through drains to the outside of the cabinet. The drains are placed on the edge of the cabinet frame and the cabinet door such that all water leavers the underside of the sink, keeping the cabinet free of any water damage. Furthermore, liner curtains can be affixed to the under-sink adjustable drip tray and the cabinet walls in order to capture any spills or water droplets that may cause splashing throughout the cabinet. As a result, the sink cabinets are kept dry and clean even when a plumber is repairing or maintaining the plumbing under the sink.

Systems and methods for rapid installation of modular sinks into cabinetry are described. In an embodiment, a sink system includes a sink basin including a rim sized and dimensioned to extend from a back surface of a countertop of the cabinet system to beyond a front surface of the countertop. At least a portion of the sink basin is sized and dimensioned to fit between a first cut extending from the back surface of the countertop to the front surface of the countertop and a second cut extending from the back surface of the countertop to the front surface of the countertop. The sink basin includes a front portion angled downward from the rim to cover at least a portion of the front surface of the countertop. The sink basin including a lip extending outwardly from a bottom portion of the front portion.

Systems and methods for rapid installation of modular sinks into cabinetry are described. In an embodiment, a sink system includes a sink basin including a rim sized and dimensioned to extend from a back surface of a countertop of the cabinet system to beyond a front surface of the countertop. At least a portion of the sink basin is sized and dimensioned to fit between a first cut extending from the back surface of the countertop to the front surface of the countertop and a second cut extending from the back surface of the countertop to the front surface of the countertop. The sink basin includes a front portion angled downward from the rim to cover at least a portion of the front surface of the countertop. The sink basin including a lip extending outwardly from a bottom portion of the front portion.

A sink includes a basin body having a generally concave shape that forms at least one sink basin, a top flange integrally formed with the basin body, the top flange extending around the at least one sink basin, an apron connected to a front edge of the top flange, a replaceable panel removably connected to the apron, and a fastening system disposed between the apron and the replaceable panel, the fastening system releasably connecting the replaceable panel to the apron.

A moldable sink insert assembly includes a gasket that is comprised of a moldable material to conform to a sink opening in a stone countertop. Additionally, the gasket is comprised of a thermoformable material to precisely conform to the sink opening. The gasket is comprised of a deformable material to inhibit a sink positioned in the sink opening from damaging the stone countertop. A heat source is included for emitting heated air outwardly therefrom. The heat source is in thermal communication with the gasket when the heat source is positioned within a minimum distance from the gasket. In this way the gasket can be thermoformed to facilitate the gasket to be shaped to conform to the sink opening.

A sink is provided. The sink includes a basin having a first side wall, an opposite second side wall and a front wall. The sink also includes a rim supported at and extending outwardly from an upper end of the first and second side walls in a substantially horizontal orientation. The sink further includes an apron extending vertically below the rim and laterally between a first end and an opposite second end to define a front portion of the sink. The first end of the apron extends outwardly past the rim associated with the first side wall and the second end of the apron extends outwardly past the rim associated with the second side wall.

A sink is provided. The sink includes a basin having a first side wall, an opposite second side wall and a front wall. The sink also includes a rim supported at and extending outwardly from an upper end of the first and second side walls in a substantially horizontal orientation. The sink further includes an apron extending vertically below the rim and laterally between a first end and an opposite second end to define a front portion of the sink. The first end of the apron extends outwardly past the rim associated with the first side wall and the second end of the apron extends outwardly past the rim associated with the second side wall.