This installation guide video shares step-by-step instructions on how to easily install Moen's Stainless Steel Drop-in sink. www.moen.com pro.moen.com/
Nicely done Mo, ;-) but please everyone seal the inside edges of your laminate you've cut, it take very little moisture to get into that cut out for it to start expanding and pushing the top surface up and you'll end up with a ripple effect round the edges of your sink. Thanks for putting this up, love and gratitude dude x
Good video! Have done a bunch of these; I usually, however, attach the entire faucet assembly first, (including supply lines), then drop in the sink. Since access from underneath is generally trickier then simply working on the unit upside-down on the counter.
I was told that with laminate counters, it is safer to use a jig saw blade that cuts on the downward motion. Make sure the sink is not too big to drop into the space below the counter, had to switch to smaller one the last time.
How did you mount the front? Double thick countertop in the front does not allow the fastener to reach. This videos countertop is the same, but MOEN bypasses the hard part to make it look easy. Dry fit before calk or plumber putty
@@rocketrider1405 wear good rubber gripping gloves.. the faucet and the center between the sinks is all you would need...for us taller biguys....setting the sink up before the drop, is way easier
Hello Telosfd. Moen manufactures and sells drop-in and undermount sinks in 16, 18, 20 and 22 gauge stainless steel. If you would like more specific information about one of our sinks, please call us at 1-800-289-6636 in the US or 1-800-465-6130 in Canada.
Do not use caulk to seal it. Instead use plumbers putty. Use it under the faucet and drain as well. It helps seal it better and keeps odors away from the top part.
Hello Suseel, thank you for your interest in Moen products. The under-mount or drop-in sinks are both a great choice, it just depends on your style preference. Should you have any pre-purchase questions, please contact Moen directly at 800-289-6636. Our business hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Eastern Time.
Hello Antonio. You would need to confirm with your counter-top manufacturer to confirm what type of caulk/sealant would be recommended for that type of surface.
real world application: if you are not good enough to cut the hole to exact dimensions you may find the evil sink fasteners do not want to hold pressure and keep sliding backwards. at this point you need to phone a friend to hold pressure on the sink as u tighten them. when the pressure is released the tension from the sink should hold them in place. list of materials needed should be ammended to include a friend
Hello Gregory. Moen does not suggest/recommend what type of sealant/caulk should be used with a sink installation. The material used for the counter top should be considered when selecting a sealant/caulk. This will ensure that there is no staining or color bleaching of the counter top due to the sealant/caulk used.
Why would anyone use "caulk"? I guarantee you'll need to replace the countertop cause once water crepes underneath the sink the particle board will expand and buckle.
I was going to buy a stainless steel moen sink, but it looked even cheaper than the generic home depot brand, so I bought that instead. After seeing the end of the video when the faucet is installed, either that sink is extremely flimsy, or the faucet is. Either way, not buying Moen for sink or faucet seems like the right thing to do.
Hello Jackie. We apologize for any confusion the displaying of the mounting hardware has caused. Allow us to assure you that when the installation of the clips was shown/demonstrated, they were properly displayed.
Should you have any questions, you may contact us by email (moenwebmail@moen.com) or phone at 1-800-BUY-MOEN (1-800-289-6636) or visit our website at www.moen.com. Our business hours are 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday EST.
I have older black and decker jig saw , I have one side of the base plate narrowed down do I can get really close to the wall, even if there is a window with trim or backslash tile.
Hello Christian. Moen currently uses 3 different types of mounting hardware for our drop-in sinks. Our sinks with a "U" channel require a flat head screwdriver to tighten the mounting screws. Our sinks with the integrated rails require a phillips screw driver to tighten the mounting screws. Our new "Quick Mount" clamps require a 5/8" socket to tighten the mounting hardware.
Hello Ahammed. Please contact us directly so that we can get you in touch with our International department. Call us at 1-800-289-6636 and provide the product specialist you speak with the following ticket #468307.
The method suggested DOES NOT WORK on sinks with integrated rails. I think it would be quicker and more effective to simply embed the sink in silicone. The corners of the sink are nor supported by the rails, and may in fact be distorted by over tightening of the rails. The thickness of the work surface is probably a factor in this, but no optimum thickness is specified. A disaster I'm afraid.
Hello Charles. The installation video showed a successful installation for sinks using the U Channel and the integrated rail system. Proper placement of the mounting clips and making sure the screws are not over-tightened will ensure a smooth, even installation. Counter-tops that are more than 1-1/8” thickness will require purchasing extended length clips and screws.
Hello Anthony. Depending on the mounting system on the sink, the cut should be made at either ¼" or 3/8" on the inside of the outline. When following the installation guidelines, the sink will not fall. For additional installation assistance, please contact 1-800-289-6636 (US) or 1-800-465-6130 (Canada). Thank you.
Normally I don't like Moen; their products cheaply made and engineering is mediocre. I just installed a shower valve set. Really cheap. But I had no choice. Some idiot at Moen thinks single valve set-ups are the only option. The valves in these mono-units always fail, right after the warranty expires. Ditto for single handle sink units; the diverters are usually plastic and quick to fail. Intuitively ignorant; intellectually challenged. Functionality and longevity should never be compromised for what corporate is pushing. One valve for each supply line. Infinite blending with long life. Reject plastic anything. You can buy five Chinese knock-offs with comparable life for the cost of one Moen unit. The video is okay; too bad they couldn't speed it up a little so the detail could be completely lost.
Kill the bass music. It's extremely annoying and distracting - enough loudness that it makes the vocals hard to comprehend and understand the speaker. THAT is the most important part - hearing the speaker in clean tone and volume. If music is desired, bring it to a whisper. That would be more professional, especially for a major company that wishes to please a listener of instruction on youtube.
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Great video, ill be doing this soon. Ive done this a few times over the years but its always helpful to watch a video to brush up on things
Nicely done Mo, ;-) but please everyone seal the inside edges of your laminate you've cut, it take very little moisture to get into that cut out for it to start expanding and pushing the top surface up and you'll end up with a ripple effect round the edges of your sink. Thanks for putting this up, love and gratitude dude x
What do you recommend to seal it?
@@gregwallwork5288 probably polyurethane would work fine, even a water based one.
*Very instructive and helpful...thanks Moen*
Wish me luck installing my sink tomorrow! Feww! First soho unit of my life
Good video! Have done a bunch of these; I usually, however, attach the entire faucet assembly first, (including supply lines), then drop in the sink. Since access from underneath is generally trickier then simply working on the unit upside-down on the counter.
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Works great!
I was told that with laminate counters, it is safer to use a jig saw blade that cuts on the downward motion. Make sure the sink is not too big to drop into the space below the counter, had to switch to smaller one the last time.
enjoy the video thanks sir
How did you mount the front? Double thick countertop in the front does not allow the fastener to reach. This videos countertop is the same, but MOEN bypasses the hard part to make it look easy. Dry fit before calk or plumber putty
Good morning missoula moab. Thank you so much for your feedback. Please send us a direct message if we can provide further assistance.
Cool. Ill try this with my granite countertop.
Lol
You are the best
They should say install the sink faucet fixtures and the sink strainers first. Then drop in the sink. It makes it a lot easier.
yes, but then you wouldn't have the drain holes that allow you to grip the sink securely as you lower it into place ...
Jane Norton. Exactly!
I was gonna say the same! Nice catch!
You have a faucet to guide the light sink in.
@@rocketrider1405 wear good rubber gripping gloves.. the faucet and the center between the sinks is all you would need...for us taller biguys....setting the sink up before the drop, is way easier
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Thanks that was very helpful I am putting in a new stainless steel sink just saying
Is this sink made by an 18 inox metal sheet?
Hello Telosfd. Moen manufactures and sells drop-in and undermount sinks in 16, 18, 20 and 22 gauge stainless steel. If you would like more specific information about one of our sinks, please call us at 1-800-289-6636 in the US or 1-800-465-6130 in Canada.
Do not use caulk to seal it. Instead use plumbers putty. Use it under the faucet and drain as well. It helps seal it better and keeps odors away from the top part.
And I would put PVA on the exposed wood......
Thanx
He almost almost screwed me up. Glad I did further research.
Which sink is good, top mount or Under mount? Pl reply..
Hello Suseel, thank you for your interest in Moen products. The under-mount or drop-in sinks are both a great choice, it just depends on your style preference. Should you have any pre-purchase questions, please contact Moen directly at 800-289-6636. Our business hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Eastern Time.
Is this the narrator from Modern Marvels?
He sure sounds like him.
Wow I wish all Franke sinks was like this instead of having the damn fasteners glued on the side
What kind of caulk?
Hello Antonio. You would need to confirm with your counter-top manufacturer to confirm what type of caulk/sealant would be recommended for that type of surface.
Silocone!!!!!!!?!!!!
real world application: if you are not good enough to cut the hole to exact dimensions you may find the evil sink fasteners do not want to hold pressure and keep sliding backwards. at this point you need to phone a friend to hold pressure on the sink as u tighten them. when the pressure is released the tension from the sink should hold them in place. list of materials needed should be ammended to include a friend
What caulks does Moen recommend?
Hello Gregory. Moen does not suggest/recommend what type of sealant/caulk should be used with a sink installation. The material used for the counter top should be considered when selecting a sealant/caulk. This will ensure that there is no staining or color bleaching of the counter top due to the sealant/caulk used.
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Why would anyone use "caulk"? I guarantee you'll need to replace the countertop cause once water crepes underneath the sink the particle board will expand and buckle.
Hi JAHMA Jones. We recommend caulk to provide a protective barrier from water getting under the sink rim.
Moen I just thought plumbers putty was the best failsafe method. Caulk is known to Crack over time.
Some manufacturers prefer silicone sealant over caulk.
Is that chungo chungi at 6:01
Hi..is the drain included in the package?
Hello Albert. Not all of our sinks include a drain. Please refer to the specific model number you need and the items included.
Hi, is 27601SL - Sharp Sink and 21002R - Engineer sink included Drain in the package?
The 27601SL sink does include the drain. The 21002SR is not a valid model number.
@@moenfaucets Hi, what I meant was 21002R
Hello Albert. Yes, the 21002R also includes the drain.
1:45 had me confused. The screw is in the clip backwards in the photo but correct in the next scene of the video.
I was going to buy a stainless steel moen sink, but it looked even cheaper than the generic home depot brand, so I bought that instead. After seeing the end of the video when the faucet is installed, either that sink is extremely flimsy, or the faucet is. Either way, not buying Moen for sink or faucet seems like the right thing to do.
The screws in the clips are shown one way, then installed the opposite way!
Hello Jackie. We apologize for any confusion the displaying of the mounting hardware has caused. Allow us to assure you that when the installation of the clips was shown/demonstrated, they were properly displayed.
Maybe show how to install the faucet instead of skipping over it.
shouldn`t the cut of granite be done in the workshop in order not to mess the kitchen up ?
This is clearly for laminate counter tops not granite.
He didn't use that jig saw to cut the sink hole along the back splash. Can't get close enough with a jig saw.
Should you have any questions, you may contact us by email (moenwebmail@moen.com) or phone at 1-800-BUY-MOEN (1-800-289-6636) or visit our website at www.moen.com. Our business hours are 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday EST.
You can if you cut it from the bottom side.
I have older black and decker jig saw , I have one side of the base plate narrowed down do I can get really close to the wall, even if there is a window with trim or backslash tile.
@@pauledwards7182 Not if the countertop is already installed like he is doing.
I guess I'll just pick whatever caulking.
Was I the only one who noticed that the screws on the pivoting installation clips were pozidriv but he was using a phillips screwdriver?
Hello Christian. Moen currently uses 3 different types of mounting hardware for our drop-in sinks. Our sinks with a "U" channel require a flat head screwdriver to tighten the mounting screws. Our sinks with the integrated rails require a phillips screw driver to tighten the mounting screws. Our new "Quick Mount" clamps require a 5/8" socket to tighten the mounting hardware.
Available In Pakistan
Hello Anaya. To advise you of distributors in your area, please send us an email at www.moen.com/customer-support/contact-us
Sir. this sink available in india ? How much Indian money
Hello Ahammed. Please contact us directly so that we can get you in touch with our International department. Call us at 1-800-289-6636 and provide the product specialist you speak with the following ticket #468307.
You should install the faucet to the sink first. Otherwise, it's a bitch.
Anyone else here because they’re bored?
A kitchen sink to you is not a kitchen sink to me!
+masterhpotter You going to leave that comment on every video? Not even funny. That funny comment to you is not a funny comment to me......lol
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what do you mean every video?
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That's way too much silicone.
The method suggested DOES NOT WORK on sinks with integrated rails. I think it would be quicker and more effective to simply embed the sink in silicone. The corners of the sink are nor supported by the rails, and may in fact be distorted by over tightening of the rails. The thickness of the work surface is probably a factor in this, but no optimum thickness is specified. A disaster I'm afraid.
Hello Charles. The installation video showed a successful installation for sinks using the U Channel and the integrated rail system. Proper placement of the mounting clips and making sure the screws are not over-tightened will ensure a smooth, even installation. Counter-tops that are more than 1-1/8” thickness will require purchasing extended length clips and screws.
If you cut the hole the way he just did your sink is going to fall straight through 🤣🤣🤣 this is not how it’s done.
Hello Anthony. Depending on the mounting system on the sink, the cut should be made at either ¼" or 3/8" on the inside of the outline. When following the installation guidelines, the sink will not fall. For additional installation assistance, please contact 1-800-289-6636 (US) or 1-800-465-6130 (Canada). Thank you.
Normally I don't like Moen; their products cheaply made and engineering is mediocre. I just installed a shower valve set. Really cheap. But I had no choice. Some idiot at Moen thinks single valve set-ups are the only option. The valves in these mono-units always fail, right after the warranty expires. Ditto for single handle sink units; the diverters are usually plastic and quick to fail. Intuitively ignorant; intellectually challenged.
Functionality and longevity should never be compromised for what corporate is pushing. One valve for each supply line. Infinite blending with long life. Reject plastic anything.
You can buy five Chinese knock-offs with comparable life for the cost of one Moen unit.
The video is okay; too bad they couldn't speed it up a little so the detail could be completely lost.
Hmnn, thats some point blank accurate feedback. How many products have your used? or is it based on just one or two instances?
Kill the bass music. It's extremely annoying and distracting - enough loudness that it makes the vocals hard to comprehend and understand the speaker. THAT is the most important part - hearing the speaker in clean tone and volume. If music is desired, bring it to a whisper. That would be more professional, especially for a major company that wishes to please a listener of instruction on youtube.