Installing Our Kitchen Sink
This is a new one for us. The kitchen sink weighs a freaking ton. Kenny and Burt set it into place for us, and they complained about how heavy it was. Since they work with lots of big, heavy stuff for a living, this really says a lot.
According to everyone we’ve talked to (none of which are plumbers), all we need to do is set the sink in place, caulk around it to seal the small gap between the sink lip and the counter top, and then connect the plumbing. Is this correct? Please let us know so we can get our kitchen working some time this week.
Thanks!
According to everyone we’ve talked to (none of which are plumbers), all we need to do is set the sink in place, caulk around it to seal the small gap between the sink lip and the counter top, and then connect the plumbing. Is this correct? Please let us know so we can get our kitchen working some time this week.
Thanks!
posted by John | 3:54 AM
2 Comments:
Yes!
You are ready to go.
Good luck with the sink!
Ivan
Our plumber's advice: Use more caulk under the lip than you think you will need. Not that we've ever installed a sink ourselves, but that is what our plumber says other plumbers ought to do. Sounds like you have plenty on hand! Good luck!
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