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Sink mount options.
Every undermount sink can be installed one of two ways: with the countertop pulled tight to the bowl for a seamless wipe-in, or with a small border of quartz revealed around the bowl for a framed look. Neither is more expensive — it's a design choice we make on your template.
Full undermount
The countertop is cut flush to the inside edge of the sink — no lip of quartz shows around the bowl. Crumbs and water on the deck wipe straight into the sink with nothing to catch on, and the eye reads the countertop and sink as one continuous surface.
Best for: minimal, contemporary kitchens and busy prep zones where easy cleanup matters most.
Undermount with reveal
A narrow border of countertop is intentionally left visible around the top edge of the sink, framing the bowl. Highlights the craftsmanship of the sink's rim and lets the Cambria pattern step right up to the water. A quick wipe along the revealed edge keeps it looking sharp during routine cleaning.
Best for: transitional and traditional kitchens, and anywhere you want the sink to read as a distinct feature.
Not sure which is right for you?
That's what our designers are for. Visit a K&D showroom and we'll help you pick the mount that fits your sink, your kitchen, and the way you use the space.