Above Counter Sink Installation


by William Samson - Date: 2007-02-13 - Word Count: 250 Share This!

An above counter sink can make an excellent choice if you want to make a design statement. They offer a wise range of stylish lavatories, which can rise above the countertop to create a decorative focal point. The installation procedure for these above counter sinks is almost similar to that of a countertop sink.

The only difference between installing an above counter sink and a countertop sink is that the hole in the countertop is much smaller. What is more, some above-counter sink manufacturers also provide precut countertops that make installation a snap.

You can find complete instruction manual with the new product of the above counter sink. The complete instruction manual is provided by most of the manufacturers. You can also find a pattern for cutting the countertop along with the complete instruction manual. You must make sure that you are following the directions precisely, if not your sink may not work properly.

Locate and cut the opening following the instructions for the above counter sink, as provided by the manufacturer. Mount the faucet and drain assembly and temporarily position the sink in the cutout. Check for alignment and clearance and make marks on both the countertop and the sink Turn the counter sink upside down and apply a bead of sealant around the underside of the rim Position the sink in the opening Align it with the guide marks and then press down Allow the sealant to set according to label directions, and connect the drain pipes and water-supply lines.


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