Im curious and couldn't find any relevant topic so i shall post here.

How are undermount sinks applied to concrete top without sink cabinets?

Ya that's why I got the Rieber sink. Blanco is good too, but I had a better deal with Rieber, so just went ahead with it

Hi all,

I need a single bowl sink with predrilled hole for sink tap urgently.
Anyone know any shop selling sink near kajang/puchong?


Thank you.

Plenty of DIY shop in puchong. Just drive past pusat bandar puchong to bandar puteri. At least 10 different shops

DIY shop? You mean the shop will help drill hole at the sink?
Is it somewhere near Puchong Giant?

Just go to those shop and ask for sink with hole ready. I am sure most of it has

anyone is using this ? http://www.rubine.com.my/products-page/sta...-sinks/jux-622/

how much the price you bought ?

what is the pro & cons of top mount vs under mount sink?

I'm not a pro, but based on what I observed, the undermount sink sits on a grooved hole in the concrete. Then you just top it up with granite or quartz or solid surface, with an opening for the sink

Top mount: easy to replace if your sink stains or rusts.

Undermount sink: water is easily swept into the sink as your top will be one smooth surface up to the sink opening. Looks much better too IMHO. But must make sure proper sealant is applied, otherwise will be troublesome if it leaks from the undermounted edges

Please correct me if I'm wrong

I think it this way :
mounted on top easy to replace/maintain
mounted consealed you will only knows when something happens

Top mount: is easier to replace if anything goes wrong..but can't swipe those water on the table directly into the sink. But you can also get those top mount with drainer to solve this problem.

Under-mount: Visually pleasing (personal preference) and water can easily swiped into sink.

Alot sifu nowadays can install top-mount sink as undermount installation. Just a tip.

they say undermount after certain period of time use then it will sunken, izzit true?

Not really. Depends on what kind of sink. I can't say much about granite sinks cos they're so heavy and mine has not been installed. But normal stainless steel ones should not sink if properly installed

Hi Zean. Can u PM me best price for HCE KS0204 undermount?
Thanks!

It all depends on how you install it. You can have additional supports for an undermount. I'm gonna use Sink Setter for my undermount when I finally get my sink.

In terms of usage both are about the same. Just aesthetic different.
Replacement wise, under mount slightly more troublesome.

Hi guys..need some advice.

This is a picture of my tap and pipe opening for the sink below it. The distance between the tap and pipe opening is very small, around 30cm only (can roughly gauge using the tile size which is 1ft wide). Then the kitchen cabinet will be about 5cm below it So I was wondering if I can put a deep sink for my kitchen? I think the sink will be around 20-25cm already. Is it possible to connect to the pipe opening via a U-shape pipe or something?

I have asked my contractor to relocate the pipe opening but it is horizontal inside the wall so it will involve a lot of work to relocate it.

What is the best way to fit in a deep sink without relocating the pipe?




This post has been edited by gingerman2408: May 4 2014, 05:31 PM

What's a sink setter?

is blanco this brand good for sink?

Damm expensive!!