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About Undermount Sinks<\/h4>\n

Undermount sinks are all the rage right now. Just as the name suggests, they are mounted underneath the countertops, rather than above. The look is seamless and more sophisticated than traditional drop-in sinks.<\/p>\n

How Much Does an Undermount Sink Cost?<\/h4>\n

Undermount sinks start at about $75<\/strong> and range up to $1,000<\/strong> or more, depending on type and quality. However, the vast majority are priced from $200 to $500<\/strong>. Installation can add another $100 to $200<\/strong> to the total price. We\u2019ll get into specific prices for certain sink materials later on in this guide.<\/p>\n

Faucets and drain strainers are sold separately. A good faucet usually costs at least $100 to $150,<\/strong> and faucets with pull out spouts start on the high end of that range. Drain strainers cost about $10 to $15.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Undermount Sink Pros<\/h4>\n