Hi Craig, Sorry you've had this problem how frustrating. It's not right we definitely wouldn't accept this. Granted there are times when cut can create a weak spot and they should warn/advise you of this but the different thicknesses are not acceptable. Even if the walls were out there would just be more resin/caulk filler behind the joint. The splash back isnt right either it should all be flush against the sides. It's deflating when you've been looking forward to it being finished and to have to make a call now to get it sorted is time consuming and frustrating. Good luck and hope you can get it sorted All the best Jason

mate...i Iive in nz. in Christchurch we had a wood burning fire , where we live now..way at the top where the lions were on the weekend...no heating needed!!!! we do have double glazing and our house faces the sun, and the sun gives off heat here in the winter so it warms it all day unlike some peoples winter sun! but go with whatever is the best for your furniture . ...and budget !

This is one I found that is 800mm. The one I saw this morning was different, but can’t remember what it was. I do prefer the white ceramic look but I haven’t found an inset ceramic sink drainer in the narrower width. Another thought was to have an inset ceramic sink of say 500 wide and then get one of those drainers with the tray and lip to use when washing up but leave you with usable worktop for folding clothes otherwise. https://www.tapwarehouse.com/product/clearwater-db5b

Hi. I’m wondering if anyone would know if it was possible to move my washing machine and sink from current utility (labelled on drawing) to the store area opposite the toilet (actually a shower room). It is a corridor in between the toilet and store area. I was wondering if it was possible if necessary to dig down under the ground to connect the waste and water feed up to the soil stack which is connected to the toilet. The pipe work is also in the wall in between utility and sink in toilet. Thanks for your help.