Sinks for Stone Countertops in Boynton Beach
Choosing kitchen and bathroom sinks in Boynton Beach? We plan the sink together with your stone countertop and shape its opening in our shop around the exact model you pick.
Get a Free Estimate- Sink openings cut in our own shop
- Undermount sinks attached on installation day
- Sinks supplied with your countertops
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- 500+ slabs on site
- Cut in our own shop
- Most kitchens installed in one day
- Boynton Beach showroom
Sink Styles
Sinks Chosen With Your Countertop
Four styles of kitchen and bathroom sink, and each one changes how the stone is cut around the bowl.
Of everything on a countertop, the sink is the spot you touch most, and it's the one opening the whole layout is planned around. That's why we settle it with you early, while the countertop is still on paper, rather than fitting a sink in at the end.
We work with four styles, in kitchens and on bathroom vanities: undermount, top-mount, farmhouse and double-bowl. Each one sits against the stone in its own way, so your choice decides the shape of the cutout, how its edge is finished and even where a seam can land. The pictures below are manufacturer photos that show each style; they aren't photos of our installations.
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Undermount Sink
Manufacturer photo
Mounted beneath the stone, it leaves nothing on the counter surface, so crumbs and water sweep straight into the bowl. The edge of the opening stays in view, which is why it's shaped and polished in our shop like the rest of the countertop. It's a natural match for quartz, granite or marble, and our installers fasten it in place the day your countertops go in.
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Farmhouse Sink
Manufacturer photo
Also called an apron-front sink, it pairs a deep, wide basin with a finished front panel that stays exposed below the countertop edge. Because it rests in its own base cabinet, it has to be set in place before template day, and then we measure around it and cut the stone to fit. Its look suits transitional, rustic and industrial-style kitchens alike.
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Top-Mount Sink
Manufacturer photo
A top-mount, or drop-in, sink is lowered into the opening from above, and its rim rests on the countertop and covers the cut. The opening still has to follow the sink's outline, so we cut it to your model in our shop. It's also the easiest style to swap out later, since the whole sink lifts out from the top.
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Double-Bowl Sink
Manufacturer photo
A double-bowl kitchen sink gives you two basins, equal in size or offset with one larger side, so you can soak pans in one and rinse in the other. It can hang under the stone or drop in from above. Two bowls take more cabinet width, so we build that into your layout before anything is cut.
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Sinks We Supply With Your Countertops
Don't have a sink yet? We can supply one along with the stone, from stainless steel undermount sinks for kitchens to porcelain sinks for bathroom vanities and compact single-bowl models. Name the style you have in mind when you ask for your estimate, and we'll plan the countertop around it from the first measurement.
Working on a bathroom? The stone around the sink is covered on our vanity tops page.
Replacing the whole kitchen? Start with our kitchen countertops page.
In the Showroom
Four Sink Models, Cut Into One Slab
A display that stands in our Boynton Beach showroom, where four styles sit in one slab at eye level.
A photograph only takes a sink so far. In our showroom, four models are set into a single slab, one under each opening: a divided double bowl, a wide single bowl, a deeper one and a compact square. You can look into all four and see how much surface is left around each cut.
It stands beside the sample rack on purpose: most people settle the bowl and the surface in the same visit, and that order saves time, since the opening is shaped to the model you pick. Come see sinks at the showroom and put your hands on the one you are choosing.
Four sink models in our Boynton Beach showroom
Cutouts & Installation
Sink Cutouts and Installation
Your sink model sets the shape of its opening, and every sink cutout is made before the stone leaves our shop.
Every sink has its own outline and corner radius, so we need your model settled before fabrication starts. The sink opening and the faucet holes above it are cutouts made in our shop, sized to that exact sink.
How the stone is finished at the opening depends on the style. With an undermount, the cut edge is exposed and gets polished; with a top-mount, the rim hides it. A farmhouse sink is already sitting in its cabinet when the crew comes to template, so they measure around it and we cut the stone to wrap its back and sides.
Long runs sometimes need a seam, and the sink opening is one of the places it can go, somewhere it won't draw your eye. You'll see the seam's exact spot on your slab before we cut.
Undermount sink installation is part of countertop day: the same crew that templated your space sets the stone, attaches the sink and cleans up before leaving. Timing and prep for that day are on our installation page.
Undermount sink with a bottom grid and faucet
Peninsula sink with a cutting board and drying rack
Plumbing Disconnecting the old sink and reconnecting the new one is a point to settle with us while we prepare your estimate.
FAQ
Sink Questions
Which sink style works best with a stone countertop?
There's no single winner; it comes down to how you cook, clean and want the room to look. Undermount gives the cleanest line, with nothing on top of the counter and a polished stone edge framing the bowl. A farmhouse sink puts a deep basin and its front panel on show, and a top-mount rests its rim on the stone. We work with all four, double-bowl too, and our crew attaches undermount sinks when the countertops are installed.
Can a farmhouse sink be installed with quartz or granite?
Yes. Whether it's a farmhouse sink with a granite countertop or an apron-front sink under quartz, the process is the same. The sink goes into its base cabinet first and has to be there on template day. Our crew then measures around it, we cut the stone to fit in our shop, and the same crew installs the countertop around the sink.
What is the difference between an undermount and a top-mount sink?
It's all about where the rim sits. An undermount sink is fastened beneath the countertop, so the edge of the stone opening shows and is finished smooth. A top-mount, or drop-in, sink is set in from above, with its rim resting on the counter to hide the cut. Either way, the opening is cut to your sink's exact size in our shop, and undermount sinks are attached by our crew on installation day.
Showroom & Free Estimate
Choose Your Sink at the Showroom
Talk through sink styles at a free design consultation, in our showroom or at your home, then get a no-obligation estimate for the countertop around your sink.
Hold one of your cabinet doors, a spare floor tile or a paint chip up against the slabs, and bring a photo or model number of any sink you're considering. Measurements not ready? We'll take them for free. Plan a showroom visit with our address, hours and directions.
- We measure for free, with no obligation
- One crew from template day to install day
- Most kitchens installed in a single day
Get Your Free Countertop Estimate
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Prefer to talk first? Call (561) 200-5555 or email sales@american-tops.com.
- Address
- 2114 Corporate Dr
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
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- Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
Sat 9am–2pm
Sun closed
Our crew installs countertops, sink openings already cut, for homes in North Broward and all over Palm Beach County, with Jupiter at the top of the map and Boca Raton and Pompano Beach toward the bottom. Up toward Port St. Lucie? Share your address when you call, and we'll confirm it. See all areas we serve