To install a kitchen sink, start by positioning the sink in the cutout or making necessary adjustments. Secure the sink with mounting clips or brackets from underneath. Connect the drain assembly and water supply lines, ensuring all connections are tight. Apply a sealant around the edges to prevent leaks. Test the sink for proper function and check for any leaks or issues.

Installing a kitchen sink involves securing the sink, connecting the drain and water lines, and sealing to prevent leaks. Benefits include improved functionality and aesthetics. Challenges include ensuring proper fit and leak prevention. Detailed instructions and testing are key for a successful installation.