Under mount sink problem
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5 years agohere is a under mounted sink that i installed for a customer, i made my own frame where the sink sits on then a batten below the frame supporting it (if you can zoom into the picture you can just see the support that hold the frame for the sink iam trying to find the a picture off the sink with out the worktop on top from my files, so you able to see the support and where to screw the battens with in the carcasses either side of the sink
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5 years agoIf you are going to the trouble and expense of putting granite tops in, put in a good sink. We screw in wooden removable battens, that can easily be removed if you need to remove an underset sink. The granite installer will mastic between the sink and the granite. If the sink is a handmade fired one be aware that they slightly differ in size, so allow for this.
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5 years agoChelsea Kitchen · More InfoThe sinks above are Villeroy and Boch the sizes are very consistent (manufactured not handmade). We would batten up from the underside and wedge/pack into a fixed position so it is level and position exactly where it needs to be. I would make it 5mm lower than the granite so your granite installer can mastic on installation, speak to them.
Whoever is installing your battens needs to be aware/think of the wastes, waste disposal if you are having one and the installation of your taps. You do not want battens in the way of anything. Also, the battens should be removable from underneath at a later date easily. As to remove the sink you would need to remove all the wastes, cut the mastic and bypass everything underneath un-hindered. graceh32
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