But qualify wise is it good?

Basically, it's an adjustable support bracket for undermount sinks. I like it because it give me the option of removing my expensive sink without having to dismantle any cabinet bases.

Never used it personally, but I suppose it's a very famous brand for granite sinks

Wow! That's a cool contraption! Can we use that on cement table tops as we'll? Cos out of budget to do my cabinet planning to put the sink first, then only put the cabinets for the wet kitchen

And btw, where do u get these sink setters? If it can be used on cement tops, I might consider getting one too. It looks a bit flimsy though, to balance so much weight on metal bars. Can it take the weight of granite sinks? Are u planning to use a granite sink?

The price of granite blanco sink after conversion is abt rm1xxx, I felt it is still reasonable given the brand name.

Want to ask under mount and over mount sink does it cost anything difference in price when it comes to do the table top or cabinet?

Blanco is one of the popular brand for granite sinks but granite sinks can crack if not careful with how you use the sink.

Anyway that sink setter video shows the sink setter screw to the wood. Need screws etc but I don't know if it works with concrete top

They're available on Amazon.com. I'm pretty sure they could work with concrete countertops. It rests on the wood cabinet carcass so it should be able to take the weight of a granite sink. You basically have to variations, front to back installation or side to side installation. Pretty good reviews on Amazon.

I'm planning on using 45 inch Kohler Stages stainless steel sink. Saving up right now just for that.

Hi all, I am looking for a sink for my laundry area. Need the depth. anything with 500x500x??. Thinking to look for deeper depth.

Anyone heard of Docasa brand?

Hi all, If my condo has already a single unit sink installed into my kitchen cabinet would it be hard to install a double sink?

DO i have to change my whole kitchen top or i can just cut a hole?

Thank for the answers

Are the cabinets already built in? If they are, then might not be so easy to change. But if no built in cabinets then yes, just enlarge the hole

Ya its already built in sad to say. I guess its a no then

Hi....
I am looking for a white ceramic farmhouse kitchen sink...something like this picture




Anybody knows where to find it?

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do you have price for this - Karisma 105 inset in Antracite 59
http://www.elleci.it/int/products/products...nset?col=59&a=4

can this be undermount? thanks

Hei guys, we offer sinks from Sorento, Mocha, and Cabana. Please PM me if you need further details

i have something similar (HCE) i installed it as undermount for my house as per photo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=244...&size=800%2C600

dear sifus, need your advice here.
can granite sink install as undermount to my quartz top? can the quartz support the granite? if there is no concrete top, what need to be done in order for the granite sink to be stable? Thanks ya!

I'm researching on this as well but my main question is can it be easily removed in the future? I heard replacing an undermount is really troublesome

Hi, so far we only change d sink when it crack or leak. Ppl says granite sink is last longer. So once it installed as undermount, I wont be changing it.

What is the minimum thickness of the sink we should look at?
How about minimum stainless steel grade?