Frequently asked questions

The centerline of the adjustable leveler is 4.10 inches from the cabinet wall. This measurement is to the center of the leveler, not the outer edge of its pad. When planning around plumbing, a disposal, drawers, or other obstructions, allow clearance around the leveler itself.

The DuraLedge® HD Sink Bracket Kit uses four adjustable brackets to support and position farmhouse and apron-front sinks inside the cabinet.

Engineered to support up to 400 lb when properly installed.

DuraLedge HD is designed primarily for farmhouse and apron-front sink installations. It can be used with fireclay or clay-fired, cast-iron, solid-surface, and stainless-steel sinks.

The HD kit includes four DuraLedge HD sink-support brackets, adjustable levelers with locking nuts, and installation hardware.

The four brackets provide independent adjustment points for positioning the sink and making the final height adjustment during installation.

The sink should be raised only until it is snugly and evenly seated against the underside of the countertop. The brackets are not intended to force the sink into the countertop. Avoid excessive upward force, particularly with thinner stainless-steel sinks.

Yes. Check the cabinet walls and make sure you can reach the mounting locations before installation. Some face-frame cabinets have a hollow space or thinner area near the front of the cabinet side. If a bracket fastener passes through that area, add solid material behind the wall before tightening so the walls are not pulled together. This is a cabinet-preparation step, not a problem unique to DuraLedge.

Before the sink is raised, apply a small bead of appropriate silicone or sealant to the sink rim. Raise the sink only until it is snugly and evenly seated against the underside of the countertop.