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9 Jul 2000 at 12:15 am #273183MasterPlumbersKeymaster
Can i get a undermount sink for a formica counter top?
(kitchen sink)
Will they install these sinks to formica or only ssv/corian etc?
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9 Jul 2000 at 2:36 am #287052SylvanLMPParticipant
Yes but you need a hoody/huddy ring.
Depending on which part of the country your from what they call this stainless steel retaining ring. Good luck and enjoy the week end
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9 Jul 2000 at 4:43 am #287053hjParticipant
They could be installed undercounter, but are not usually, since the only protection to the wood material is the strip of formica around the opening. Also the edge of the opening has to be a sharp 90 degree angle which is not all that attractive.
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9 Jul 2000 at 1:43 pm #287054GuestParticipant
Sylvan…. Hj
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Does it make a difference what side the gabage disposal goes on?..double sink with one large sink and a small sink
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I will be needing a plumber to move(extend in wall?) gas pipe about 36 inches over to stove (want a direct connection to the back of stove instead of a flex running along the wall. (it’s a co-op) I will be breaking the wall myself and closing it back up.
Hey..my friend had a plumber move there gas pipe..i was watching him..and he only use plumber tape to seal the joints..was he suppose to use something else or in addition to the tape?
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