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post Mar 25 2011, 12:09 AM, updated 15y ago

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Hi may i know, which kitchen sink is good one. what kind of stainless steel need to select. either 304 or other model? and what brand is reasonable. anyone heard about Pyramis, heard it from Greece. Teka from germany. Rubine from china, how about Sorento?from china also? what is the minimum thickness that we need to consider?
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post Mar 25 2011, 12:40 AM

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ss304 or ss304L is like industrial stainless steel hehe...
there's ss316/316L as well =P
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post Mar 25 2011, 01:12 AM

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QUOTE(aerozs @ Mar 25 2011, 12:09 AM)
Hi may i know, which kitchen sink is good one. what kind of stainless steel need to select. either 304 or other model? and what brand is reasonable. anyone heard about Pyramis, heard it from Greece. Teka from germany. Rubine from china, how about Sorento?from china also? what is the minimum thickness that we need to consider?
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thickness minimum is 0.8mm ( acceptable)
depends on where the sink stay on? ( solid surface? granite? worktop?)
1 piece sink is recommended. (no joining on the bottom of the sink)
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post Mar 25 2011, 01:29 AM

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Yes, Sorento is from China also. Teka is also made in china. Not sure about pyramis. Sometimes, if u cant find info in LYN, you can always google and get comments from other forum. Here is what i got, couldnt get any feedbacks about Sorento and rubine.

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Rust spots might be due to
1) Rust spots could be due to rusty water. If ur water is dirty, when it dries up you will c yellowish watermarks on it, most people will thought that their sink got rusted.
2) Memang rust

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post Mar 25 2011, 11:04 AM

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thanks zheilwane for the info. i have not seen sink made from SS316 or 312. i think this one more solid..
zheilwane, is't sorento still new at malaysia?because couldn't see any discussion in forum.
i wanna put my sink on the granite, probably under mount..

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post Mar 25 2011, 12:09 PM

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sorento is not new, u can see billboards along the highways, if they are new, they wouldnt have $$ to invest on billboards.
THey have wide range of products & dealers.
www.sorento.com.my

Never heard of sink made of ss316, even if u can get it, the price will be above RM 1k. Stainless steel water tanks are usually 304 grade, if u get a 316 grade tank, it is double the price of 304.


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post Mar 26 2011, 10:10 AM

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try BACO, 1.5mm thickness and very deep...
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post Mar 27 2011, 12:30 AM

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anyone have experienced with Tora brand? found it quite cheap compare to other. very difficult to get under mount sink. why undermount sink more higher than top sink. for 1 large and 1/2 bowl cost about rm1k for Teka brand.. is't worth to buy expensive one? or just buy china mali.. i think should be not be problem...my parents use normal sink without having any problem for more than 5 yrs..
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post Mar 27 2011, 12:43 AM

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TORA is cheap, RM 300+ can get a big double bowl sink, RM100-200 can get a normal double bowl. Having stock clearance now
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post Mar 27 2011, 02:11 AM

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QUOTE(aerozs @ Mar 27 2011, 12:30 AM)
anyone have experienced with Tora brand? found it quite cheap compare to other. very difficult to get under mount sink. why undermount sink more higher than top sink. for 1 large and 1/2 bowl cost about rm1k for Teka brand.. is't worth to buy expensive one? or just buy china mali.. i think should be not be problem...my parents use normal sink without having any problem for more than 5 yrs..
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sorry what is means under mount sink and top sink? going to buy one for my new house. notworthy.gif
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post Mar 27 2011, 10:09 AM

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Undermount = Sinks undermount below the countertop

Top mount = Sinks placed on top of the countertop

Undermount
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Top mount
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post Mar 27 2011, 11:55 PM

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may i know what is the purpose of the coating at the bottom of the sink. some of the sink don't seal with the coating.. is't ok without it?

beware of one shop at kajang. Sorento sink model SRTKS 2029L (1 and 1/2 bowl), they claim with special promotion at RM550. they said 1.0 mm thickness, one piece sink and retail price RM950. but when i check with catalog, not 1.0mm but 0.9mm and retail price RM800. maybe someone can clear about this.. or is't different with 2029 and 2029L model...

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post Mar 28 2011, 12:06 AM

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Sorento only have one model SRTKS2029 and the list price is RM 800, thickness is 0.9mm. What a wise consumer you are aerozs, that is why i keep on stressing, there are many shops out there using hanky panky tactics to cheat consumers. Another common trick, they sell u cheap but they exclude the accessories like the Sink Waste which would cause u another RM 30 each.

Coating at the bottom, there are a few kinds. Some TORA sinks have the coating below, like powder paint. Those will come off eventually. Sorento Sinks do not have those coating as it is not required.

A normal coating is actually for cosmetic use, to prevent the sink from rust. A good sink do not require such coating.

A good coating something like rubber is to prevent water condensing at the bottom of the sink. This seldom occur if u r getting a reasonably good kitchen sink. You can check ur old sink to see whether u have this problem.
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post Mar 28 2011, 12:40 AM

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Are those granite sinks any good or are they a waste of money?
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post Mar 28 2011, 12:51 AM

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Granite sinks are beautiful and durable but very expensive, averagely around RM 1.5k
Here are the info u need
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7768922_advantag...nite-sinks.html

If you are looking for one, i do carry Elleci Granite Sinks. This model TEKNO 490 would look great in ur kitchen
Colour available :
1) AVENA 51
2) BIANCO 52
3) NERO 54
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http://www.elleci.com/en/component/catalog...no/Tekno490/262

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post Mar 28 2011, 12:52 AM

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thanks!
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post Mar 28 2011, 01:05 AM

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Hi All,
For under mount sink, what is a really good sealant or they call it silicone to seal the gap from water leaking from side?

secondly, saw most of the Sink Depth is about 22mm ~8.7inches. Once I saw a 10 inches depth sink. Would it be too deep until need to bend down to pick up a spoon/ folk for instance?
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post Mar 28 2011, 01:21 AM

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QUOTE(chanlman @ Mar 28 2011, 01:05 AM)
Hi All,
For under mount sink, what is a really good sealant or they call it silicone to seal the gap from water leaking from side?

secondly, saw most of the Sink Depth is about 22mm ~8.7inches. Once I saw a 10 inches depth sink. Would it be too deep until need to bend down to pick up a spoon/ folk for instance?
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This, u can PM ryansia as he is using a 250mm(10 inches) depth undermount sink
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post Mar 29 2011, 09:15 PM

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 28 2011, 12:51 AM)
Granite sinks are beautiful and durable but very expensive.
Here are the info u need
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7768922_advantag...nite-sinks.html

If you are looking for one, i do carry Elleci Granite Sinks. This model TEKNO 490 would look great in ur kitchen
Colour available :
1) AVENA 51
2) BIANCO 52
3) NERO 54
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http://www.elleci.com/en/component/catalog...no/Tekno490/262
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can you quote me granite single for this brand? u supply installation too?


Added on March 29, 2011, 9:22 pmcan quote me tekno 400, 480?


Added on March 29, 2011, 9:23 pmquadra 110 , 130

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post Mar 29 2011, 09:36 PM

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what are the pros and cons of

1. Undermount sink
2. Top mount
3.single bowl
4.double bowl
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post Mar 29 2011, 10:14 PM

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Undermount
1) save space, as you do not have the outer ring.
2) As you do not have the outer ring, water, food and dirt are all inside the bowl instead of on the outer ring and you can clean it easily.
3) More beautiful but Expensive.

Double bowl or single bowl is actually depend on ur need & preference. If u have more space, get a double bowl. If ur space is limited, get a single bowl.
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zheilwane cant pm me pricing ma? you said you carry.
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post Mar 30 2011, 05:25 PM

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zheilwane , i've PM you. maybe you can share with us some nice picture of undermount sink u carrying now.
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post Mar 30 2011, 10:23 PM

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DOnt have much undermount sink model but this is my best seller.

Bought by Ryansia - http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1761806&hl=
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For Top Mount, can seriously consider SORENTO. THese are my best sellers


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post Apr 1 2011, 05:47 PM

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If I'm using laminated wood counter top can I use undermount sink? I'm worried the laminated wood will spoil from contact with water.
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Do you have Teka 2 bowl sink with soap dispenser or any similar product and how much is the cost? Which one look nicer and presentable between top mount and undermount with granite table top? Why some hole for the sink tap is on the sink but some in on the table top? Which one is better?

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post Apr 1 2011, 10:44 PM

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Actually originally the sinks do not have holes. If u decided to get a sink tap that comes out from the wall, then u do not drill a hole on ur sink. If u wan it to be installed on the sink, then u ask ur plumber to tebuk lubang.

If u r looking for beautiful Sink taps, would recommend u to install it on the sink. Hard to explain much here, you will need to drop by my showroom and have a look at the products for me to explain in more detail.

Btw, u can get any sink, then ask ur plumber to open holes for tap or soap dispenser

If u r looking for something good and not too big you can go for this.
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Product Details
Product Code : SRTKS8801D
Category : New Arrival
Product Name : Double Bowl
Price : RM 1,xxx.00 (c/w chopping board & soap dispenser)
Material : Stainless Steel 304
Measurements : 825 x 455 x 220 x 1.2mm

Or something Big
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Product Details
Product Code : SRTKS 2028F
Category : Kitchen Sink
Product Name : Double Bowl
Price : RMxxx.00
Material : Stainless Steel 304
Measurements : 1090 x 500 x 220 x 0.9mm

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post Apr 2 2011, 11:47 PM

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zheilwane, can granite sink tebuk lubang for the sink tap?
tq
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can, why not. For granite sink, u will need to let us know u wan to put a mixer or cold tap den we tebuk for u
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 30 2011, 11:23 PM)
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thanks, zheilwane.
btw, what is the brand of this sink?
what is the dimension?

many thanks again biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
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The dimension is 820mm x 460mm x 250mm
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Can top mount sink be used as an under mount sink??


Added on April 4, 2011, 6:36 pmFor bathroom sink that put on top of the counter, actually what is the height of the couter top so when we put the sink on the top it won be too high. rclxub.gif

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QUOTE(REEN YONG @ Apr 4 2011, 05:57 PM)
Can top mount sink be used as an under mount sink??


Added on April 4, 2011, 6:36 pmFor bathroom sink that put on top of the counter, actually what is the height of the couter top so when we put the sink on the top it won be too high. rclxub.gif
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Top mount can b used as undermount
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For more details, u will need to drop by my showroom as discussed earlier ahhaha, my showroom minor reno has finally completed. So, how is ur survey at Perfect Living?

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 4 2011, 07:45 PM)
Top mount can b used as undermount
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For more details, u will need to drop by my showroom as discussed earlier ahhaha, my showroom minor reno has finally completed. So, how is ur survey at Perfect Living?
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Bought a lot of things in the Perfect Living. But I will still get the hood and hod from you as promised. Will drop by one day to place the order. The discount still on ya?? icon_idea.gif
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no problem. One of the forumer (happyday119) was kind enough to share some photos with me.

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Why the induction side look so old and can we put the ring on top the induction side?? I though the base of the pot/wok must put on the induction plate. Am i right?
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 27 2011, 12:43 AM)
TORA is cheap, RM 300+ can get a big double bowl sink, RM100-200 can get a normal double bowl. Having stock clearance now
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where is the stock clearance ???
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post Apr 28 2011, 12:02 AM

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any significant difference between one piece sink and two piece sink? A salesman recommended me to get a one piece undermount sink, RM 1,000+ while two piece sinks are around RM 400 only
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actually one piece or two piece, both are equally durable as long as the sink's thickness is more than 0.8mm. Some of sorento sinks are two piece and they are very durable. If the sink is thin like 0.6mm and you weld it, the joints will b thin and when u put heavy things on your sink, it cant withstand the weight. If u get a one piece sink and it is around 0.6mm, you will still have the same problem. One thing u can do, check the kitchen sink that u are currently using for your old house, most probably it is a two piece sink, i bliv it is still OK after so many years.


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Teka is good
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zheilwane,
kindly quote me undermount sink (single). thanks.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 1 2011, 10:44 PM)

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Product Details
  Product Code  : SRTKS 2028F
  Category  : Kitchen Sink
  Product Name  : Double Bowl
  Price  : RMxxx.00
  Material  : Stainless Steel 304
  Measurements  : 1090 x 500 x 220 x 0.9mm
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Finally get this Sink and tap out from my purchase list…and Thanks for promotion from Builders hardware (zheilwane) else can’t make the move to buy .
Get the Sink Sorento 2028F since that great discount and my HM like it so much


Tap selected Fetone TF-6 after getting advice from Zheilwane father, who indeed a good advisor (but don’t expect to get much discount from him sweat.gif 1) Have a big sink but with small tap? 2) Why you want to spend so much yet another product is better and cheaper …3) Big Sink with Big tap…Endup getting 2 tap which cost of RM250…

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Bought a single bowl sink (Sorento) and shelf + sink Sorento set from zheilwane.
Overall satisfied with purchase rclxms.gif
Good chap and was kind enough to go the extra mile as I needed the sink badly for my contractor. (for measurements as it's undermount)

Buy what suits your needs best instead of buying the best in the market...
For me, I wanted space saving sinks as my pad is relatively small... tongue.gif

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I have been using this Franke sink for over 12yrs. 1 big bowl and 1 small. Below got coating which i dont no what purpose till recently found out.

So far no rust, stain or whatever. Just use detergent to wash and it shine back.
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franke is expensive sink... good choice if u got budget... else teka also not bad...
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QUOTE(gunh @ May 15 2011, 03:16 PM)
franke is expensive sink... good choice if u got budget... else teka also not bad...
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Actually I don't no that at that time. And never hear before this brand. Just like the design and the functioning.
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QUOTE(brian14 @ May 15 2011, 01:24 AM)
Bought a single bowl sink (Sorento) and shelf + sink Sorento set from zheilwane.
Overall satisfied with purchase  rclxms.gif
Good chap and was kind enough to go the extra mile as I needed the sink badly for my contractor. (for measurements as it's undermount)

Buy what suits your needs best instead of buying the best in the market...
For me, I wanted space saving sinks as my pad is relatively small...  tongue.gif

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interested with this sink and tap. best price ?
include the 2 sets toilet bowl and basin ( PERSONAL MSG YOU already)

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this sink looks nice..
may i know where to get it??
and the estimate price plzz hmm.gif
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are you referring to this?
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 28 2011, 12:06 AM)
A good coating something like rubber is to prevent water condensing at the bottom of the sink. This seldom occur if u r getting a reasonably good kitchen sink. You can check ur old sink to see whether u have this problem.
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the rubber coating under the sink is more for sound deadening purpose. our weather here (city water supply temperature) will not create condensation. water temp 15deg C may be yes....


QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 28 2011, 01:21 AM)
This, u can PM ryansia as he is using a 250mm(10 inches) depth undermount sink
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250mm is just nice for me, dont get 300 as you may suffer from strained back (unless the user is super short like 5 ft height). the advantage for deeper sink for me is that it can hide many unwashed stuff LOL... and good for soaking.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 1 2011, 10:44 PM)
Actually originally the sinks do not have holes. If u decided to get a sink tap that comes out from the wall, then u do not drill a hole on ur sink. If u wan it to be installed on the sink, then u ask ur plumber to tebuk lubang.

If u r looking for beautiful Sink taps, would recommend u to install it on the sink. Hard to explain much here, you will need to drop by my showroom and have a look at the products for me to explain in more detail.

Btw, u can get any sink, then ask ur plumber to open holes for tap or soap dispenser

If u r looking for something good and not too big you can go for this.
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  Product Details
  Product Code  : SRTKS8801D
  Category  : New Arrival
  Product Name  : Double Bowl
  Price  : RM 1,xxx.00 (c/w chopping board & soap dispenser)
  Material  : Stainless Steel 304
  Measurements  : 825 x 455 x 220 x 1.2mm
       
Or something Big
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Product Details
  Product Code  : SRTKS 2028F
  Category  : Kitchen Sink
  Product Name  : Double Bowl
  Price  : RMxxx.00
  Material  : Stainless Steel 304
  Measurements  : 1090 x 500 x 220 x 0.9mm
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can pm me price for this one?
Product Details
Product Code : SRTKS 2028F
Category : Kitchen Sink
Product Name : Double Bowl
Price : RMxxx.00
Material : Stainless Steel 304
Measurements : 1090 x 500 x 220 x 0.9mm


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That is sorento sink. Sorento items will increase by 10% next month. www.sorento.com.my

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Hi Hi all ,

saw this threat make me remind the time I just married and shop around klangvally with my hubby to get a kitchen sink for my contractor ..

For my experience to buy a sink , the size of the sink that suit your need is very importance ..

My bought my sink from a bathroom shop around puchong bandar puteri ( forgot what name ~ v ~ ) .. I m using TORA sink ... I m happy with it and the size of the bowl is huge enough for me to put in my large pot : >
and the water wont spit out .

For the material mention by some frien here , I just remember my is 304 grade and with the coating below ( which prevent water condensation ~ told the sales person) and a rubber pad below to prevent the noise .

That time I shop around jln ipoh , damasara and puchong to get my kitchen sink and finally decide to take TORA bcos THE PRICE IS ATTRACTIVE !! HAHA (and it have many selection and size)... it only cost me around Rm400~ 450 ( forgot exact how much ) compare to other brand ( TEKA is Expensive and not deep enough , Sorento not bad but less varieties, Rubine design so so and forgot others brand )

For my advise , u can always visit their website to check their product b4 start ur shopping ~~

http://www.tora.com.my ( TORA website , Just found out now they got E catalog to download in their website)
http://www.fmtrd.com.my/ (Rubine website)
sorrento.com.my ( sorrento brand )

~~ Happy Shopping ~

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i do have some of those TORA sinks. Big, deep, cheap and with coating but mine is powder coating not sure whether it is the same as stacylv's. It will eventually come off a little and look ugly.
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can i know the dimension (LxWxD)? and also how is the coating underneath?
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can i know the dimension (LxWxD)? and also how is the coating underneath?
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This model 1 Big + 1 Small bowl sold out d, i only have double bowl now. This sink does not have coating but it is 1.2mm thick and no condensation, quality approved by forumer "ryansia" hahahaha

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This model 1 Big + 1 Small bowl sold out d, i only have double bowl now. This sink does not have coating but it is 1.2mm thick and no condensation, quality approved by forumer "ryansia" hahahaha
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Just wanna share something we discussed previously. Here are some photos of a sink with so called "insulation coating"

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Actually if you are a DIY person, you can apply the coat yourself. You can use the under coat for car. It stick like forever if use in the sink.
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yeah, some of my good contractors do that for customers
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Quick check with the sifus here. In term of quality, is the Superino sink considered ok? The surface finishing is matte and it is hard when I press on the sink surface. Also, I saw that there was some black rubber patches under the sink.

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black rubber, every sink has it. It is used to reduce noise of ur sink. Superino is imported from China by Super Ceramic or Super tap. They import and sell it themselves only, so u cant get it in other shops.

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I've bought Effegi model EF305 for my kitchen sink. Is it a good brand? I bought it because love the design. Still in the box cos waiting to received key for my new house.

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Here is my best seller. Sorento Sink SRTKS 2029 and Sorento Sink Tap SRTWT 9306

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I've bought Effegi model EF305 for my kitchen sink. Is it a good brand? I bought it because love the design. Still in the box cos waiting to received key for my new house.

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Can let me know where you get it and how much? I noticed that there's a waste bin by the side.. Was searching for this kind of sink for a while... Thanks.



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I bought it at Perfect Living 2011 in PWTC.
Bought it from this company,

H TRENDS BATHROOM CENTRE SDN BHD
No. 238 & 240, Batu 2, Jalan Ipoh,
51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Price, RM1200. Free designer tap.
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May b u can consider this SORENTO Sink
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Product Details
Product Code : SRTKS8804B
Category : New Arrival
Product Name : Double Bowl
Price : RM 2500.00 (Less 40% = RM 1500)
Material : Stainless Steel 304
Measurements : 980 x 500 x 220 x 1.2mm
c/w chopping board & soap dispenser

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May b u can consider this SORENTO Sink
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  Product Details
  Product Code  : SRTKS8804B
  Category  : New Arrival
  Product Name  : Double Bowl
  Price  : RM 2500.00 (Less 40% = RM 1500)
  Material  : Stainless Steel 304
  Measurements  : 980 x 500 x 220 x 1.2mm
c/w chopping board & soap dispenser
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dude..i love this
if i renovate my kitchen..sure get from you
love this model..
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  Product Details
  Product Code  : SRTKS8804B
  Category  : New Arrival
  Product Name  : Double Bowl
  Price  : RM 2500.00 (Less 40% = RM 1500)
  Material  : Stainless Steel 304
  Measurements  : 980 x 500 x 220 x 1.2mm
c/w chopping board & soap dispenser
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Nice one... Love the design. If I buy another house, I get my kitchen appliances from you.
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Here is my best seller. Sorento Sink SRTKS 2029 and Sorento Sink Tap SRTWT 9306

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This photo will be almost same ..but mine is SRTKS2008.
And i also will buy the cosway water filter...tis owner did not buy the water filter for the water inlet cable.


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Those who use a mixer (Hot/Cold water) for kitchen sink, will the hot water cause the stainless steel problems? Is granite sink better for this?
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will not have problem on stainless steel nor granite. Don worry
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What is the smallest steel sink avalaible? More for water discharge rather than washing things.
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Is it normal for sink/basin to come without fittings ? When open the box, only got basin but no outlet pipe come together ..
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basin Yes, but for kitchen sink, it comes with waste.
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basin Yes, but for kitchen sink, it comes with waste.
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I bought sorento sink promo rm5xx from u but no waste. So how?
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impossible bro, we will let our customer check the sink and waste.

This is a sink waste
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I'd like to ask, if I am to change the current single sink to a double sink on my granite kithen counter top, do u cut the countertop to fit a double sink? It will come as part of the sink installation or do I have to get a contractor to do it? smile.gif
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this u nd 2 ask in KC thread
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I'd like to ask, if I am to change the current single sink to a double sink on my granite kithen counter top, do u cut the countertop to fit a double sink? It will come as part of the sink installation or do I have to get a contractor to do it? smile.gif
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So many questions are raised by this.
Granite top, can be re-cut after installation?
Regular contractor got skill to cut Granite top?
Second cut not weaken the the overall structure?
After instalattion, granite top can be recut on the spot?
Granite top can be uninstalled to take back to re-cut?
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Better go to Kitchen Cabinet Thread..... blink.gif

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basin Yes, but for kitchen sink, it comes with waste.
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Sorry ah, dun wan to open a topic jus for basin biggrin.gif
Bought this basin china brand, come with pop up stopper & outlet pipe.
Bought orin basin from niro, come with nothing rclxub.gif

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Some basin cabinets or glass basin come with pop up waste but ceramic type like orin and johnson suisse do not have waste.
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impossible bro, we will let our customer check the sink and waste.

This is a sink waste
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Owh..sorry...got it..i thought the waste is the big bottle under the sink doh.gif notworthy.gif
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Owh..sorry...got it..i thought the waste is the big bottle under the sink  doh.gif  notworthy.gif
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Warning... Warning...

Pipe, Angle Valve, Bidet set and Pipe, double output pipe can be VERY VERY EXPENSIVE.

I thought RM 200 can settle my 3 toilet, and 3 pipe for outdoor and washing machine. End up i burned seven hundred plus....
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Warning... Warning...

Pipe, Angle Valve, Bidet set and Pipe, double output pipe can be VERY VERY EXPENSIVE.

I thought RM 200 can settle my 3 toilet, and 3 pipe for outdoor and washing machine. End up i burned seven hundred plus....
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Dude... 700+ for 3 toilets and outdoor considered cheap already.

Previously bought angle valve bout RM50 per piece, hand bidet RM 70-100 average in the past. Can't remember how much I paid for the flexible steel braided hose. It's those from china product.
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QUOTE(adrianjc @ Sep 11 2011, 07:04 PM)
Dude... 700+ for 3 toilets and outdoor considered cheap already.

Previously bought angle valve bout RM50 per piece, hand bidet RM 70-100 average in the past. Can't remember how much I paid for the flexible steel braided hose. It's those from china product.
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A sorento angle valve would only cost RM 30, i guess u must b getting a stainless steel or grohe angle valve.
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A sorento angle valve would only cost RM 30, i guess u must b getting a stainless steel or grohe angle valve.
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Stainless steel one from Teka if I remember correctly. Don't think can get Grohe angle valve for RM50, i know grohe's wall union valve already costs RM50, but do correct me if I'm wrong.
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The China no name brand is cheaper, but quality wise really so so only. I'll rather use plastic if go for the so so quality.
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Please get better quality bidet. Else you will find puddles of water in your toilet. Notice the cheaper ones will leak after a while.
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Please get better quality bidet. Else you will find puddles of water in your toilet. Notice the cheaper ones will leak after a while.
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Agreed. My nice looking made in china hand bidet constantly drips but not by much. Have to turn off the angle valve to avoid dripping.

Honestly can't really use cheap fittings for toilet. He's changed about 3 of his taps already within a span of 2 years. The off valve no longer works and water spewed out.
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The good quality not so nice looking is not very expensive, but not nice only :|

Beauty is so expensive.
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Some basin cabinets or glass basin come with pop up waste but ceramic type like orin and johnson suisse do not have waste.
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Dude, i went to yr shop look around & called yr mom 'aunti' & she not really like it biggrin.gif Whats the correct greeting ?

QUOTE(adrianjc @ Sep 11 2011, 07:04 PM)
Dude... 700+ for 3 toilets and outdoor considered cheap already.

Previously bought angle valve bout RM50 per piece, hand bidet RM 70-100 average in the past. Can't remember how much I paid for the flexible steel braided hose. It's those from china product.
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Please get better quality bidet. Else you will find puddles of water in your toilet. Notice the cheaper ones will leak after a while.
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My bidet after using refuse to off, water spewing out still. Had to whack it against the wall only the handle will spring back. Whats the problem ? Can it be repaired ?
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Dude, i went to yr shop look around & called yr mom 'aunti' & she not really like it  biggrin.gif Whats the correct greeting ?
Wher to buy these things ? Basin or hardware shops ?
My bidet after using refuse to off, water spewing out still. Had to whack it against the wall only the handle will spring back. Whats the problem ? Can it be repaired ?
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You can buy the items from those kitchen & bathroom shops.

Chances are your hand bidet has to be replaced. Nowadays these things can't be opened up and fixed.
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You can buy the items from those kitchen & bathroom shops.

Chances are your hand bidet has to be replaced. Nowadays these things can't be opened up and fixed.
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I c ..
Are the waste stopper (sink) & pop up stopper (basin) standard size or do i have to bring the whole basin to fit size ?
Dang, its a grohe leh but bought at a sale so i guess no complain blush.gif
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Are the waste stopper (sink) & pop up stopper (basin) standard size or do i have to bring the whole basin to fit size ?
Dang, its a grohe leh but bought at a sale so i guess no complain  blush.gif
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Ouch... Check and see if there is an Allen screw around the hand bidet. Or ask someone with experience with Grohe to see if it can be fixed.
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Anyone has use Tuscani sinks & tap before? Any comment? They have the spray lacquer coating, sound guard undercoating, 10 years warranty for rust but I'm not sure how's the quality.

Is there a bidet with tap handle to turn the water on and off? So far I've only seen bidet that you turn the water on and off via the bidet handle.

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What is good quality? I hope Sorento is good quality, because I bought all Sorento. laugh.gif China made also............
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What is good quality? I hope Sorento is good quality, because I bought all Sorento. laugh.gif China made also............
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Hmm.. hmm.gif I'll re-phrase - any one had bad experience whether it rust and then have problem claiming the warranty? Easily dented? Sorento is in my list too. Just eliminating which ever I don't want and then buy the last surviving name.

When it comes to the lacquer coating, some people told me it's not important in our climate but when I think about it; my under cabinet smells damp even though the sink & pipes are not leaking. I tried putting a hypo thirsty in the cabinet and it turned all liquid only after a few days. I didn't put anything else inside it so my guess is the condensation from the sink? Current sink don't have any coatings.
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yeah i bought n installed sorento sinks too. well..ntg much to comment yet, but i believed it should be above average


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FYI, tuscani's sink is just new in the market i guess may b a few months only. They are also imported from china.

Sorento Sinks are durable, beautiful and affordable, been selling them for many years, no complain so far.
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my under cabinet smells damp even though the sink & pipes are not leaking. I tried putting a hypo thirsty in the cabinet and it turned all liquid only after a few days. I didn't put anything else inside it so my guess is the condensation from the sink?
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Should not be damp at all under the sink cabinet. When your plumber installed the sink drainer and tap, did he put in a layer of plumber's putty? Ot its just the rubber seal and perhaps some silicone?

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Should not be damp at all under the sink cabinet.  When your plumber installed the sink drainer and tap, did he put in a layer of plumber's putty?  Ot its just the rubber seal and perhaps some silicone?
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I don't know cause I'm the third batch to rent this place. All kitchen cabinets and sinks were already here when I moved in. But the same situation is in my mum's house. But again, I don't know what did the plumber did because my mum's house was renovated in the 90's.

But if we look at current, aren't a lot of people opt for aluminium kitchen doors with holes for the sink area (from the pics I saw in Kitchen Cabinet thread)? What causes them to use that? hmm.gif

If someone can tell me that nowadays sinks are much better and does not cause damp smell except that we needed a good plumber, that's actually a very good news to me cause I really hate that smell. It will just stuck in my nose (and head) all day if I smell it. shakehead.gif Yucks!

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Granite sinks price seems to be coming down.
Can be a realistic alternative choice soon. hmm.gif
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Granite sinks price seems to be coming down.
Can be a realistic alternative choice soon. hmm.gif
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Now got Granite from India, China, Taiwan and etc, price quote competitive with those 1.2mm stainless steel sinks
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I got a Bareno granite sink. It seems it's from Germany and price is reasonable. Original brand is shook or schlock, I think.
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do i need a p-trap or bottle trap for the kitchen sink?
for a double bowl, how many trap do i need?
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Today finally get the tab in place (D.I.Y) after purchased almost 6 months ago, where sink in place 5 months ago

Combination of Sorento Sink 2028F and Fetone TF-6

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keke i didnt know it has been 5 months since u came to my shop, it felt like last month.
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keke i didnt know it has been 5 months since u came to my shop, it felt like last month.
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Today finally get the tab in place (D.I.Y) after purchased almost 6 months ago, where sink in place 5 months ago

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hi zheilwane,

i'm not sure whether ur the son or the father of this company. If ur the son, then i wanna say thank you. If you're Thomas, then i would like to log a complaint against you. Today my contractor went to your shop on behalf for me to measure the hob that i ordered but Thomas threaten and humiliated my contractor on the spot. This is very bad as i saw a lot of good feedback here and I was shock that this is happen to my contractor. Now i'm not happy and not satisfied with the service provided by you. My contractor just need to measure the hob perfectly so that it can fit into my concrete top before it arrived but he been treated like slave. Very bad service and very bad attitude. sad.gif

This is not acceptable and I demand apologies from Thomas to my contractor and me.

Note : I had make 30% payment for my hood and hob.
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QUOTE(ra2zy @ Nov 30 2011, 11:31 PM)
hi zheilwane,

i'm not sure whether ur the son or the father of this company. If ur the son, then i wanna say thank you. If you're Thomas, then i would like to log a complaint against you. Today my contractor went to your shop on behalf for me to measure the hob that i ordered but Thomas threaten and humiliated my contractor on the spot. This is very bad as i saw a lot of good feedback here and I was shock that this is happen to my contractor. Now i'm not happy and not satisfied with the service provided by you. My contractor just need to measure the hob perfectly so that it can fit into my concrete top before it arrived but he been treated like slave. Very bad service and very bad attitude. sad.gif

This is not acceptable and I demand apologies from Thomas to my contractor and me.

Note : I had make 30% payment for my hood and hob.
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I personally dealt with zheilwane @ BH and I can vouch that they are difenately not the kind of people as described by ra2zy's contractor. Quite the opposite in fact. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Dec 1 2011, 11:37 AM)
I personally dealt with zheilwane @ BH and I can vouch that they are difenately not the kind of people as described by ra2zy's contractor. Quite the opposite in fact.  thumbup.gif
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Agreed. Maybe some story behind there ...hahaha
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Has anybody heard of Piranha sinks? Any comments on Piranha sinks?

The main shop is near Neway Puchong. Now they have a branch in Balakong.
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thanks for the support guys, especially phoenix69 who called up to give me some support and advise.
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Here is my best seller. Sorento Sink SRTKS 2029 and Sorento Sink Tap SRTWT 9306

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My shop is in Kepong.
http://maps.google.com.my/maps?q=3.211593,...psrc=6&t=m&z=18

I have Promotion on hood + hob with this sink. THis sink is SORENTO model SRTKS2029. For more info n promo, jus join my facebook
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I was quoted RM960 for this CARYSIL granite sink. Is this a good price?


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Granite sinks are beautiful and durable but very expensive, averagely around RM 1.5k
Here are the info u need
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7768922_advantag...nite-sinks.html

If you are looking for one, i do carry Elleci Granite Sinks. This model TEKNO 490 would look great in ur kitchen
Colour available :
1) AVENA 51
2) BIANCO 52
3) NERO 54
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this is similar to HCE Granite GKS 8549. Currently having promo with Hood & Hob. If u r interested, jus PM me

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i think this is not very popular here, but does anyone know where to get it? and roughly how much this would cost?

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will cost u about RM 500-1000 depending on the brand, installation is about RM 100+.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jan 8 2012, 05:39 PM)
will cost u about RM 500-1000 depending on the brand, installation is about RM 100+.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Dec 1 2011, 10:26 PM)
thanks for the support guys, especially phoenix69 who called up to give me some support and advise.
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Yes it is good that you have some forumer support, however you still haven't responded to ra2zy's post. Is his complaint valid? Or is there another side to the story?

Maybe your service is excellent, but others in your shop might not have the same level of service. Since you promote yourself so much here, it's good to get feedback about your service. I'd say majority quite positive, ra2zy's complaint is one of the first I've seen.
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My previous company uses it, but it breakdown too frequent, they decided to dismantle it.


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I am looking for double bowl ceramic sink like this http://www.ikea.com/my/en/catalog/products/S89897231/

It look gorgeous for dry kitchen. Unfortunately, Ikea Malaysia has stopped selling due to license issue. It is availabe in Ikea Singapore but the price will be doubled after adding freight + tax.

Any suggesstions where to buy?
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Dear Members,

If you have bought some Johnson Suisse Sink Taps from me and feel the water pressure is weak, this is what u can do.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100...326020457449469
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Do we have a double bowl kitchen sink with smaller bowl on the left side?

I heard that granite sink is not suitable for oily environment, so not good to put in wet kitchen. How true is this?
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If you are interested in Elleci brand, an Italian brand, do let me know. It is made of composite material (Acrylic Resin). The good side of it are Anti Scratch, Anti noise and Anti Stain. You could drop by our showroom in PJ if you are interested. Elleci products are made and imported from Italy. Thank you. http://www.elleci.com/en
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I am thinking of getting a granite sink but I have a few questions:

1. Can a granite sink be installed on a laminate wood top as a topmount sink?

2. Can a granite sink be installed as an undermount sink with a solid surface top?

3. I have a water filter tap to be installed onto the the sink body. Should the installation be done by the water filter guys or should I get the sink seller to fix it?

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QUOTE(icez @ Apr 17 2012, 08:19 PM)
I am thinking of getting a granite sink but I have a few questions:

1. Can a granite sink be installed on a laminate wood top as a topmount sink?

2. Can a granite sink be installed as an undermount sink with a solid surface top?

3. I have a water filter tap to be installed onto the the sink body. Should the installation be done by the water filter guys or should I get the sink seller to fix it?
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I want to tumpang tanya also how about granite sink installed on concrete top. which one more suitable top or undermount? Anybody hv done this before? Tq



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QUOTE(icez @ Apr 17 2012, 08:19 PM)
I am thinking of getting a granite sink but I have a few questions:

1. Can a granite sink be installed on a laminate wood top as a topmount sink?

2. Can a granite sink be installed as an undermount sink with a solid surface top?

3. I have a water filter tap to be installed onto the the sink body. Should the installation be done by the water filter guys or should I get the sink seller to fix it?
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1 & 2, YES but you should consult your KC salesperson as we do not know what quality he is giving you.

3. Should b installed by your plumber or filter guy if they provide such service. Sink seller just sell, wont install.


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I want to tumpang tanya also how about granite sink installed on concrete top. which one more suitable top or undermount? Anybody hv done this before? Tq
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I have customers who bought and installed granite as top mount and also undermount on concrete top. It depends on your personal preference. If you are installing as top mount, jus make sure that your installer don over apply silicone glue or else it will look UGLY

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I'm interested in 50-50 split under-mount composite granite kitchen sink (less than 3 ft, 8-9 inch depth)... any recommendation where to get one? I found top-mount composite granite sink, but how easy is going to be applied to my granite counter-top? The reason I'm not favouring top-mount is I want the sink to be easily flush and clean the water that spilt to the granite top... those top-mount with silicon normally is a bit higher (not flat) than the granite counter-top..

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QUOTE(alkazoid2 @ May 7 2012, 01:45 AM)
I'm interested in 50-50 split under-mount composite granite kitchen sink (less than 3 ft, 8-9 inch depth)... any recommendation where to get one? I found top-mount composite granite sink, but how easy is going to be applied to my granite counter-top? The reason I'm not favouring top-mount is I want the sink to be easily flush and clean the water that spilt to the granite top... those top-mount with silicon normally is a bit higher (not flat) than the granite counter-top..
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Top mount sinks can be converted to undermount.
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Dear All,

Today i bought one sink from bandar puteri Sorento Product Code

: SRTKS 1009A which is a single bowl. Because of space limitation, this the only one can fit to the space with undermount.

I get it reasonable cheap i think i am, at RM214.00 from original price RM330.

That's only thing that i would like to share. I also feel like going to zheilwane's shop to see. I still have hood and hob to buy and some bathroom accessories. Since most bros here gave lot of good comment on him. I will try to waste my petrol from Subang to Kepong.


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QUOTE(Spritzz @ May 10 2012, 04:18 PM)
Dear All,

Today i bought one sink from bandar puteri Sorento Product Code

: SRTKS 1009A which is a single bowl. Because of space limitation, this the only one can fit to the space with undermount.

I get it reasonable cheap i think i am, at RM214.00 from original price RM330.

That's only thing that i would like to share. I also feel like going to zheilwane's shop to see. I still have hood and hob to buy and some bathroom accessories. Since most bros here gave lot of good comment on him. I will try to waste my petrol from Subang to Kepong.
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A good trip is never a waste of the petrol..since you need to buy hood & hob also, why dont you also buy the sink from him?
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A good trip is never a waste of the petrol..since you need to buy hood & hob also, why dont you also buy the sink from him?
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yeah..you are right.. but it was too late. and today i don't feel going to kepong. So drive around puchong and see lo. Hopefully the price is not much different to Zean.
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QUOTE(Spritzz @ May 10 2012, 03:18 PM)
Dear All,

Today i bought one sink from bandar puteri Sorento Product Code

: SRTKS 1009A which is a single bowl. Because of space limitation, this the only one can fit to the space with undermount.

I get it reasonable cheap i think i am, at RM214.00 from original price RM330.

That's only thing that i would like to share. I also feel like going to zheilwane's shop to see. I still have hood and hob to buy and some bathroom accessories. Since most bros here gave lot of good comment on him. I will try to waste my petrol from Subang to Kepong.
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u went to Big Bath of bandar puteri to get the sink?
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QUOTE(Spritzz @ May 10 2012, 03:35 PM)
yeah..you are right.. but it was too late. and today i don't feel going to kepong. So drive around puchong and see lo. Hopefully the price is not much different to Zean.
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The price should be 5-10% lesser if get it from Zean.. smile.gif
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if you like Sorento, JS and Fotile product, no need to look beyond zean, save your time and money.

however if you want to widen your choice, than may be this week can visit Koon Hoe and American Standard, both are having sales. drool.gif
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QUOTE(orientaliew @ May 11 2012, 03:17 PM)
if you like Sorento, JS and Fotile product, no need to look beyond zean, save your time and money.

however if you want to widen your choice, than may be this week can visit Koon Hoe and American Standard, both are having sales.  drool.gif
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Be extra observant if your buying Premtex products especially sinks, as was in my experience. Went to collect my sink early in April, had to ask them to bring out at least 4 times the product before I passed my QC of 1 unit for my house.
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QUOTE(orientaliew @ May 10 2012, 04:47 PM)
u went to Big Bath of bandar puteri to get the sink?
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Hi THere,
My wife is really interested in this brand. May I know where in Bandar Puteri?

Thanks
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QUOTE(adrianjc @ May 12 2012, 12:32 AM)
Be extra observant if your buying Premtex products especially sinks, as was in my experience. Went to collect my sink early in April, had to ask them to bring out at least 4 times the product before I passed my QC of 1 unit for my house.
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QC? you mean there are defects? blink.gif i thought their quality is OK.
i like their round basin very much, may buy from them if price is right.
thanks for your advice.


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Hi THere,
My wife is really interested in this brand. May I know where in Bandar Puteri?

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its located among those shop lots opposite the Giant (across the main road).
u have to bargain hard for the price matching Zean if u choose JS or Sorento.

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Hi orientaliew,
I was referring to Tora brand which is retailed by big bath.

Same place too?

Many thanks.
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QUOTE(ultrageek @ May 13 2012, 01:32 PM)
Hi orientaliew,
I was referring to Tora brand which is retailed by big bath.

Same place too?

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Tora i have no idea, but i think Big Bath has many branches.
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are you referring to this?
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Where to get it : From me lo
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Hi, you have any promo this month ? rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(orientaliew @ May 13 2012, 12:14 PM)
QC? you mean there are defects? blink.gif  i thought their quality is OK.
i like their round basin very much, may buy from them if price is right.
thanks for your advice.
Their quality is generally ok. Just that the ones that were shown to me had some minor defects such as chrome ring missing part of the chrome, one unit the ceramic did not look smooth to the eye.

I've bought other things from Premtex before and have no issues. Love their microphone looking hand shower.
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QUOTE(adrianjc @ May 14 2012, 11:17 AM)
Their quality is generally ok. Just that the ones that were shown to me had some minor defects such as chrome ring missing part of the chrome, one unit the ceramic did not look smooth to the eye.

I've bought other things from Premtex before and have no issues. Love their microphone looking hand shower.
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finally i bought this above the counter basin, although a bit small but like the shape very much. and it cost me only arround $250 with a "minimalism" tap with the 45% discount.
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QUOTE(orientaliew @ May 13 2012, 08:48 PM)
Tora i have no idea, but i think Big Bath has many branches.
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After some rounding, found Big Bath Puchong. Near Secret Recipe on Giant side.

Address is Jln Puteri 1/2, same row as OCBC & RHB.

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ May 24 2011, 11:38 AM)
Here is my best seller. Sorento Sink SRTKS 2029 and Sorento Sink Tap SRTWT 9306

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Hi, can you quote me this one (2029).

Also 2025F / 2026F if available.

Thanks in advance.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Dec 1 2011, 11:59 PM)
My shop is in Kepong.
http://maps.google.com.my/maps?q=3.211593,...psrc=6&t=m&z=18

I have Promotion on hood + hob with this sink. THis sink is SORENTO model SRTKS2029. For more info n promo, jus join my facebook
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Hi Zheilwane,

Could you please PM me the best price for SRTKS2007B (820X450X220) and SRTKS1006A?
Due to limited space for my concrete table top where d=23 inches / 584.2mm, do u think SRTKS2007B (d=450mm)can fit in?

Thank you in advance.
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QUOTE(pooi_pooi1 @ May 24 2012, 09:52 AM)
Dear all,

Not sure whether i can ask this question here:

What is the pro and cons of having kitchen sink tap mounted on the wall versus on the table top??
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For kicthen, it is advisable wall mounted. Easily to change tab if the tab faulty. Under mount, difficult to change tap later.
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For kicthen, it is advisable wall mounted. Easily to change tab if the tab faulty. Under mount, difficult to change tap later.
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I don't see it difficult to change the tap either wall or sink mount. Sink mount is using a big nut to secure and wall mount is direct screw in. Both still need a tool to tight/loose it.

I think sink mount look better and have more advantage than wall mount. Sink mount look tidy. Can locate your tap anywhere and change your sink position is not a problem. Since the pipe hole at below and can use flex hose.

While wall mount is a bit ugly. Specially screw side to the pipe hole. Installer must aim nicelly to your sink. Otherwise your tap will out of position. Cannot locate your sink anyhow. Need to hack the wall and redo the piping if sink change position. Even a sink change will have problem.
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I'm using tora tap and shower head

Somehow feel very shock da water flow is so slow

Will go and change.

Anyone using tora tap n shower head too?
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Hi All,

Looking for Beautiful and Quality sink? POALGI (Quartz Sink) from Spain is the one you're looking for!!
Its totally for Elegance Design, high Resistance and Easy Maintenance. thumbup.gif

Comparison of POALGI (Quartz Sink) and Other materials:

1) Better DESIGN FORMS compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
2) Better COLOUR RANGE compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
3) SCRATCH RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, and Solid Surface Sink.
4) IMPACT RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
5) ABRASION RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
6) STAIN RESISTANCE, but not to Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
7) THERMAL SHOCK RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
8) ANTI-BACTERIAL (prevent all disease; especially - Hand, foot and mouth disease), but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.

Attractive colour that can match 90 - 95% of our Technistone Quartz top. rclxms.gif


CONTACT:

Andy Lim
Tel: 016-6086364
Fax: +603 - 6204 5737.

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QUOTE(Technistone @ Jun 14 2012, 02:32 PM)
Hi All,

Looking for Beautiful and Quality sink? POALGI (Quartz Sink) from Spain is the one you're looking for!!
Its totally for Elegance Design, high Resistance and Easy Maintenance. thumbup.gif

Comparison of POALGI (Quartz Sink) and Other materials:

1) Better DESIGN FORMS compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
2) Better COLOUR RANGE compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
3) SCRATCH RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, and Solid Surface Sink.
4) IMPACT RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
5) ABRASION RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
6) STAIN RESISTANCE, but not to Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
7) THERMAL SHOCK RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
8) ANTI-BACTERIAL (prevent all disease; especially - Hand, foot and mouth disease), but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.

Attractive colour that can match 90 - 95% of our Technistone Quartz top. rclxms.gif
CONTACT:

Andy Lim
Tel: 016-6086364
Fax: +603 - 6204 5737.
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how much will it be if 16.5'ft Technistone Quartz top and the sink??

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try BACO, 1.5mm thickness and very deep...
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i think this is not very popular here, but does anyone know where to get it? and roughly how much this would cost?

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Mr ozak,

Lets say the kitchen sink has no space for installing sink mount tap. Then we have to drill a hole on the kitchen table top. If we are using conrete table top, it is 3-3.5 inches thick. Would the kitchen tap able to penetrate through?

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QUOTE(pooi_pooi1 @ Jul 14 2012, 10:43 PM)
Mr ozak,

Lets say the kitchen sink has no space for installing sink mount tap. Then we have to drill a hole on the kitchen table top. If we are using conrete table top, it is 3-3.5 inches thick. Would the kitchen tap able to penetrate through?

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You mean the tap screw thread that long enough compare to your table top thickness? For this kind of joint, the table top is ready with the pipe socket at the surface level. You need to search for the direct screw in tap. Just like the wall type. While wall type is 90degree, but the table top is vertical.

It is a bit ugly at the table top socket side with the tap screw. Try look for those with a cover that can coverup for nice finishing.
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Hi may i know, which kitchen sink is good one. what kind of stainless steel need to select. either 304 or other model? and what brand is reasonable. anyone heard about Pyramis, heard it from Greece. Teka from germany. Rubine from china, how about Sorento?from china also? what is the minimum thickness that we need to consider?
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Sorento, 316 stanless steel, minimum thickness 0.8mm (if affortable to 1.0mm)
Sorento at least got life time warranty for rusty part (sales man told me) icon_rolleyes.gif
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Can somebody teach me how to explain undermount to my contractor in chinese? I got the sorento 2029 and i want to have it install undermount instead of top mount. I show him picture and he said 'no problem' but somehow he looks bit blur..

Can I not install the sink until after I am about to move in? coz i dont want any of those acid washing activities to ruin the sink...or can i only install later if it is top mount?
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Whenever i have problem communicating with my contractor, i will use photo & show him what i want. With smartphones nowadays it make communication a bit easier.

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My contractor dont use smartphone....cina ah pek..haha..so I just print picture for him, was just wondering if he can tell the picture is actually undermount instead of top mount (since i didnt print top mount and undermount for him to compare). Things that he understand only did it once and it is exactly what I wanted..things that he dont understand later re-do and re-do..tile also havent buy..I'm home already this week
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Some double bowl Kitchen sinks has one bowl larger than the second bowl. Should the larger bowl be on the left or right? Which one is better?

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i would say it depends on the location of the tap. usually the tap is on top of the smaller bowl.
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really? why? I intend to have the tap between the two bowl. Also left or right bowl bigger does not matter. It is a matter of preference. My big bowl is on the left because it is nearer to the dishes and the stove (so after using the wok, transfer to the big bowl and wash. Will soap dishes on the small bowl on the right then rinse on the left and place in the dish rack which is on the left..nearer also...just a preference...
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Jul 26 2012, 05:03 PM)
really? why? I intend to have the tap between the two bowl. Also left or right bowl bigger does not matter. It is a matter of preference. My big bowl is on the left because it is nearer to the dishes and the stove (so after using the wok, transfer to the big bowl and wash. Will soap dishes on the small bowl on the right then rinse on the left and place in the dish rack which is on the left..nearer also...just a preference...
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if your tap coming out from wall, not an issue at all.
but if your tap coming up from counter top, when the big basin at the left, your tap should be nearer to right.
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Jul 26 2012, 05:03 PM)
really? why? I intend to have the tap between the two bowl. Also left or right bowl bigger does not matter. It is a matter of preference. My big bowl is on the left because it is nearer to the dishes and the stove (so after using the wok, transfer to the big bowl and wash. Will soap dishes on the small bowl on the right then rinse on the left and place in the dish rack which is on the left..nearer also...just a preference...
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Left or right very much depend on the kitchen design. The tap is alway at the center bow. The small 1. I m using the big and small bow too. But the sink is already have a tap hole center. Just buy the tap and fix in. My big bow is at the left. Away from stove and beside the windows.
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May i know how to drill tap hole at the Kitchen sink?
My plumber cannot help me to drill it. cry.gif

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The place where you got the sink can help ah??
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The place where you got the sink can help ah??
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Photo For POALGI (Quartz Sink)
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May i know how to drill tap hole at the Kitchen sink?
My plumber cannot help me to drill it. cry.gif
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Jus saw ur post here. It is the plumbers job to do it.... If he cant, u can bring the sink to shops that sell stainless steel stuff, they can cut it for u.


Added on August 10, 2012, 4:21 amIf you wan, u can try to DIY yourself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABIUnStC1G0

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Hi, got one question here.

My plumber just install a tap to my effegi sink and put all the hose beneath the sink into places. When he tested it, it looks good and no leaking. But after sometimes, the KC floor gets wet and i found the leaking is at the small holes (the holes that prevent the overflow) at the side of the big bowl, as attached.

How to fix it? Can diy? Can glue or not? Or, really need to call the plumber again? And bear extra charge, if any.

Appreciate your comments.
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Hi, got one question here.

My plumber just install a tap to my effegi sink and put all the hose beneath the sink into places. When he tested it, it looks good and no leaking. But after sometimes, the KC floor gets wet and i found the leaking is at the small holes (the holes that prevent the overflow) at the side of the big bowl, as attached.

How to fix it? Can diy? Can glue or not? Or, really need to call the plumber again? And bear extra charge, if any.

Appreciate your comments.
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The overflow piping should come with the rubber so if you tighten it should be good enough.
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Does anyone know whether this coming Perfect Living got any booth selling Blanco or Elleci sinks?
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If you are looking for Granite Sink, we are having promotion for lots of items til 1st Sept. We will b open on 31 Aug til 4pm. We usually open from mon - sat, 9am to 6pm

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If you are looking for Granite Sink, we are having promotion for lots of items til 1st Sept. We will b open on 31 Aug til 4pm. We usually open from mon - sat, 9am to 6pm
You got only HCE granite sinks? How are they compare to Blanco or Elleci? I am quite impress with the Blanco's advertisement video on their granite sink!
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The video i uploaded is a live demo in my showroom. If u would like to know how good HCE is, just drop by my showroom and feel it yourself. We have packages for Hood + hob + granite sink and etc. Just drop by our showroom to get good prices and also to have a look at the product
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The video i uploaded is a live demo in my showroom. If u would like to know how good HCE is, just drop by my showroom and feel it yourself. We have packages for Hood + hob + granite sink and etc. Just drop by our showroom to get good prices and also to have a look at the product
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Was initially looking at granite sinks, but after considering that asian cooking involves alot of oil and would cause oil stains and etc, opted for a stainless steel sink. Had a look around and ended up purchasing a brushed aluminium sink from Houz Depot, brand Haustern. Liked the shape of the main sink, especially when you are washing big pans or woks.



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Here is another video i just uploaded today. This is why HCE granite sink is good...Having promo now, good time to drop by my showroom





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Yesterday just purchased whole set kitchen appliances from zheilwane... Nice and helpful guy
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Thanks smile.gif

TODAY is the last day of our MERDEKSA SALES, you might wanna drop by my showroom to have a look, everything is on SALES (Johnson Suisse, FOTILE, RUBINE, SORENTO, 3M, Grundfos and etc) Why go PERFECT LIVING? Drop by my showroom and if u are not impressed with our price and service, you can go to perfect living on SUNDAY. Moreover, whatz the rush? Homedec is coming soon as well. There are many exhibitions every year but our SALES is only first time in this year.

Here is our location
https://maps.google.com.my/maps?q=3.211378,...&num=1&t=m&z=19

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Yesterday just purchase a sorento single sink at Bandar Puchong Puteri, RM 142 only. Good quality.
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Thanks smile.gif

TODAY is the last day of our MERDEKSA SALES, you might wanna drop by my showroom to have a look, everything is on SALES (Johnson Suisse, FOTILE, RUBINE, SORENTO, 3M, Grundfos and etc) Why go PERFECT LIVING? Drop by my showroom and if u are not impressed with our price and service, you can go to perfect living on SUNDAY. Moreover, whatz the rush? Homedec is coming soon as well. There are many exhibitions every year but our SALES is only first time in this year.

Here is our location
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This granite sink is under mount or top mount? so my tap hole will open on granite sink( i dun see hole on sink) or open on my solid surface top?

Thanks

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We also purchased our 2 sets of sinks, 3 sets of WC, 3 basins, 3 water heaters + 1 rainshower and the rest of the water tap, faucets and etc from Zean, do visit his shop for product viewing and listen to his explanation. smile.gif

Will definitely recommend to friends as he provides good service and great price!

Oh we also got our Fotile Hob Hood and Oven from him. ^^;;
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QUOTE(cchin8888 @ Sep 11 2012, 09:45 AM)
This granite sink is under mount or top mount? so my tap hole will open on granite sink( i dun see hole on sink) or open on my solid surface top?

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QUOTE(audreyreiko @ Sep 11 2012, 09:57 AM)
We also purchased our 2 sets of sinks, 3 sets of WC, 3 basins, 3 water heaters + 1 rainshower and the rest of the water tap, faucets and etc from Zean, do visit his shop for product viewing and listen to his explanation. smile.gif

Will definitely recommend to friends as he provides good service and great price!

Oh we also got our Fotile Hob Hood and Oven from him. ^^;;
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Anyone heard of Eurano kitchen sink? how is the quality?

Saw one Tora sink 1.2MM SS304 priced @ RM780 for DB 790 (790X460X230MM) good or not?

Not familiar with all this kind of thing. haha
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for that price, u can get HCE KS0204. We sell mainly HCE undermount and Granite Sinks, they are GREAT.

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Oh, love to haha..

I'm from JB, else can get it from you after hearing so much good feedback about your service.

How about sorento which one better? HCE or Sorento
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we can courier it to jb :
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Haha, prefer to see and know more,

Going to buy all fitting for whole house, such as rain shower, water tap faucet., basin & etcs, to reno my new house.

Unless i go down your place, haha.. but very long drive man.
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for that price, u can get HCE KS0204. We sell mainly HCE undermount and Granite Sinks, they are GREAT.

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Here is a test on HCE KS0204. This is a quality sink




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HCE KS0204 : 865 x 440mm. Thickness : 1.2mm

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 12 2012, 08:48 PM)
Here is a test on HCE KS0204. This is a quality sink




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HCE KS0204 : 865 x 440mm. Thickness : 1.2mm
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865MM is the full length? How come so long?
440MM is the width? So big?
How deep is this sink?

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that is the size of the sink. the bowl size :
1) Big : 450x400mm
2) Small : 340 x 400mm
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There are too many models and it would b impossible to quote. Why not drop by my showroom to have a look and choose the models that will match with ur kitchen design? We are having SALES on 15 & 17 Sept in conjunction with the holiday
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for that price, u can get HCE KS0204. We sell mainly HCE undermount and Granite Sinks, they are GREAT.

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Hi need help here. I bought a sink and the hole is not in the center from front to back. From left to right the hole is in center. So sud the sink hole towards me or the wall when instal?
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I guess u r trying to say, the discharge hole is not center? Usually the hole should b facing the wall.
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I guess u r trying to say, the discharge hole is not center? Usually the hole should b facing the wall.
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Any reason why ? Can it be away from the wall? There must hv been a reason for it to be not center.

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herm, y u didnt ask the sales person when u purchase the sink? I think it is jus design, tatz all but u should contact the sales person to double check, usually u can c the brand on the sink, so the brand/logo should b facing you.

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Hi orientaliew,
I was referring to Tora brand which is retailed by big bath.

Same place too?

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They have cheap and expensive product. Its all depends on your budget. I bought most of my things from them since they
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Actually, lucky I bought from them since I have to make a lot of changes on my renovation. tongue.gif
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hi there. was wondering whether there's a possibility to drill a hole in the sink for the tap fittings usage? recently just bought a Sorento Kitchen Sink SRTKS 2028F.
Thanks for the advice.
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hi there. was wondering whether there's a possibility to drill a hole in the sink for the tap fittings usage? recently just bought a Sorento Kitchen Sink SRTKS 2028F.
Thanks for the advice.
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Mine is done by grill contractor.
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Hi, I am looking for kitchen sink with drainboard...any idea where can find?
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Hi, I am looking for kitchen sink with drainboard...any idea where can find?
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The peeps there said they are are Malaysia company but buka kilang in China.

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i am looking for sink , 1 bowl... to replace my existing sink..my hole measurement is 775 X 435..any suitable sink?
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Seems this topic is really quite. I'm interested in IKEA 's sink. You guys have any experience before on it's kitchen sink?
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QUOTE(yumchala @ Nov 25 2012, 04:31 PM)
Seems this topic is really quite. I'm interested in IKEA 's sink. You guys have any experience before on it's kitchen sink?
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i have Numerar but use for laundry sink. Very deep.
http://pinterest.com/sandra301/laundry-room/

Distinction for Ikea is because of Domsjo or Numerar. The rest same can get others that are deeper (10" min).

Some tight spaced apartments inspiration had installed Numerar sink and hv dishwasher and washing machine side by side. The Atlant sink trap channels the waste from either as it has two receptables to receive the waste pipe of each. All is needed is a Y-split connector to supply water to each appliance. Some appliance like Ariston Aqualtis or a Beko might supply the Y connector free.


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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Nov 26 2012, 03:06 PM)
i have Numerar but use for laundry sink. Very deep.
http://pinterest.com/sandra301/laundry-room/

Distinction for Ikea is because of Domsjo or Numerar. The rest same can get others that are deeper (10" min).

Some tight spaced apartments inspiration had installed Numerar sink and hv dishwasher and washing machine side by side. The Atlant sink trap channels the waste from either as it has two receptables to receive the waste pipe of each. All is needed is a  Y-split connector to supply water to each appliance. Some appliance like Ariston Aqualtis or a Beko might supply the Y connector free.
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I'm looking for a deep sink too... with at least 300mm depth, good for washing big pots, woks etc.. I notice that Ikea claimed Stainless Steel gets rusty easily.. how long have u been using the bowl? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Jenn77 @ Dec 3 2012, 08:52 AM)
I'm looking for a deep sink too... with at least 300mm depth, good for washing big pots, woks etc.. I notice that Ikea claimed Stainless Steel gets rusty easily.. how long have u been using the bowl?  hmm.gif
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Don't know if Numerar steel sink are still available in Ikea here although in SG it is still in the catalog. Mine in still ok but with our region's humidity here anything from knifes to pots will tend to rust what more stainless steel kitchen sinks and washing machines. biggrin.gif

The Numerar is a used in the laundry area for hand washed stuff although it is technically a kitchen sink. It's more exposed to laundry detergents then dishwashing ones. biggrin.gif

Apart from the Numerar, sinks as deeper than 300mm are rare. Deep sinks to me means anything greater than 200mm (8") so it's more common to see 8"-10" (200-250mm) deep sinks than 300mm.

For woks, don't know if you'd prefer single bowled sink for 60cm (Rubine), 70-80cm or even more than 80cm.

Can consider Tora iSink or similarly sized ones. Bigbath carries them I think.
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 7 2012, 12:41 PM)
Don't know if Numerar steel sink are still available in Ikea here although in SG it is still in the catalog. Mine in still ok but with our region's humidity here anything from knifes to pots will tend to rust what more stainless steel kitchen sinks and washing machines.  biggrin.gif

The Numerar is a used in the laundry area for hand washed stuff although it is technically a kitchen sink. It's more exposed to laundry detergents then dishwashing ones.  biggrin.gif

Apart from the Numerar, sinks as deeper than 300mm are rare. Deep sinks to me means anything greater than 200mm (8") so it's more common to see 8"-10" (200-250mm) deep sinks than 300mm.

For woks, don't know if you'd prefer single bowled sink for 60cm (Rubine), 70-80cm or even more than 80cm.

Can consider Tora iSink or similarly sized ones. Bigbath carries them I think.
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I bought a Rubine two bowl kitchen sink and my contractor misplaced my drainage cover. Can I get a drainage cover from a hardware shop to replace them or can I purchase just the drainage cover without the sink?
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I bought a Rubine two bowl kitchen sink and my contractor misplaced my drainage cover. Can I get a drainage cover from a hardware shop to replace them or can I purchase just the drainage cover without the sink?
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why not go back the place u buy ur rubine bowl....they sure got part for that just need to pay only biggrin.gif

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Hi, i have a new Bareno Stainless Steel Sink (one and half bowl sink with drainer) for Sale.. still in box,haven't open . 10 year warranty
Please let me know if you interest .


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Size: 860mmX45
With Sink Coat and Drainer

Price: RM500.00



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Off topic a bit, but it's still regarding sink. House just finish reno, sink (topmount type) just installed undermount style on concrete countertop with tiles. However, got leaking problem, water will seep through the connection between sink and tile/concrete countertop. Called the wet works contractor, he came and just applied 1 layer of glue around the sink perimeter (connected to the tiles). But said problem will occur again one...how come like that? How to make sure that it won't leak again and again in the future? Anyone can help advice?
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QUOTE(cheekily @ Mar 6 2013, 10:31 AM)
Off topic a bit, but it's still regarding sink. House just finish reno, sink (topmount type) just installed undermount style on concrete countertop with tiles. However, got leaking problem, water will seep through the connection between sink and tile/concrete countertop. Called the wet works contractor, he came and just applied 1 layer of glue around the sink perimeter (connected to the tiles). But said problem will occur again one...how come like that? How to make sure that it won't leak again and again in the future? Anyone can help advice?
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Mine also using that setup. But so far no prob at all. Why so much water flowing to the sink perimeter until it leaks? Your sink is not deep enough ka?
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Mine also using that setup. But so far no prob at all.  Why so much water flowing to the sink perimeter until it leaks? Your sink is not deep enough ka?
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Umm...how deep the sink need to be? The sink leaking at 1 side, water will drip down from there. Izit the sink need to attach to any glue first before they cement/join to the tiles? Mine not sure how the contractor did, coz was not around to watch when he installed the sink and tile it up...
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I just bought HCE GKS 8549 from Builders Hardware. Comes in a package with Fotile set. Tq Zean.
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QUOTE(cheekily @ Mar 7 2013, 09:27 AM)
Umm...how deep the sink need to be? The sink leaking at 1 side, water will drip down from there. Izit the sink need to attach to any glue first before they cement/join to the tiles? Mine not sure how the contractor did, coz was not around to watch when he installed the sink and tile it up...
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What i mean is, if d water drips from d joints, there must be a lot of water flowing to d joints. Like my case i cant hardly see any water at d edge of d sink. Anyway, i just ask my contractor about how he install my sink. He actually glued my sink's perimeter with a special cement then he aslo increases d overlap of d sink n d tiled.
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QUOTE(aerozs @ Mar 25 2011, 12:09 AM)
Hi may i know, which kitchen sink is good one. what kind of stainless steel need to select. either 304 or other model? and what brand is reasonable. anyone heard about Pyramis, heard it from Greece. Teka from germany. Rubine from china, how about Sorento?from china also? what is the minimum thickness that we need to consider?
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QUOTE(cheekily @ Mar 6 2013, 09:31 AM)
Off topic a bit, but it's still regarding sink. House just finish reno, sink (topmount type) just installed undermount style on concrete countertop with tiles. However, got leaking problem, water will seep through the connection between sink and tile/concrete countertop. Called the wet works contractor, he came and just applied 1 layer of glue around the sink perimeter (connected to the tiles). But said problem will occur again one...how come like that? How to make sure that it won't leak again and again in the future? Anyone can help advice?
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Hi ,

Topmount type sink is not suppose to install as undermount style because topmount sink normally come with water seal tape and clip to hold the sink with the table to prevent water seep in (but malaysia contractors are lazy normally they just put silicon to seal it and dun use those accessories provided and cause some seller also dun give these installation accessories).

For your case there are few reason to cause this either the sink is not flat or the table surface not flat enough ( this is normal bcos u r using top mount sink for under mount )

WAY to fix it
1. change the sink ( dun think is a good way bcos u need to hack everything )
2. Apply silicon bottom and above -double protection ( doesn't look nice but can save ur hassle , the contractor said is right .. it got a chance to leak again but if the silicon putting in good way , it can tahan for many years )

Just my 2 cent ~ hope it can help tongue.gif
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Here is my best seller. Sorento Sink SRTKS 2029 and Sorento Sink Tap SRTWT 9306

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is this product still availble? any promotion going now? or please quote me the price. thanks. need it asap.
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yes still available just drop by my shop to have a look
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best sink is TEKA i would say. i notice that they do revise the price to match those low market basin. maybe is off season product.
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Hi guys, i have a Genox undermount sink for sale, thickness is 1.2mm with stainless steel 304, decided to sell it coz it is too big for my kitchen
The size is 851mm(L) x 527mm(W) x 228mm(D)

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2633439
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Hi, I am thinking if 201 stainless steel sink is ok?

Just want to know if 304 stainless steel sink has to be in brushed finishing? What if the finishing is like matt kind of spray??
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I wish to know also if pearl satin finish is ok?
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Bought Sorento SRTKS 1008L, SRTWT 1104 kitchen tap and 3M AP easy water filter from Builders Hardware Zheilwane,
so far satisfied with the product and services.

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The sink is very good so far, the outlet able to drain those water super quickly.
One important advice is that, my plumber did the pillar mount kitchen tap drilling on the sorento sink,
the powder flies and stick on my sorento sink.
and then they use the water to wash them away, but not 100% powder washed away.
so some of the powder stick on my sorento sink and then start to get rusted.
Luckily i manage to wash them away quickly.

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How about Rubine sink? I plan to get the one below. Appreciate all feedback.

http://www.rubine.com.my/products-page/sta...-sinks/zex-860/
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my kitchen area is small..please suggest one sink & tap for me..thanks in advance
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do you guys recommend Rubine or Sorento?
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a shop at puchong/kinrara area has offer for a rubine double sink selling at Rm499 and free a 2 way sink tap by rubine also. i am thinking of getting this.

the only problem is this sink is only 0.8mm thick. is this an issue?
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Hi All,

Looking for Beautiful and Quality sink? POALGI (Quartz Sink) from Spain is the one you're looking for!!
Its totally for Elegance Design, high Resistance and Easy Maintenance. thumbup.gif

Comparison of POALGI (Quartz Sink) and Other materials:

1) Better DESIGN FORMS compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
2) Better COLOUR RANGE compare Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
3) SCRATCH RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, and Solid Surface Sink.
4) IMPACT RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
5) ABRASION RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
6) STAIN RESISTANCE, but not to Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
7) THERMAL SHOCK RESISTANCE, but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.
8) ANTI-BACTERIAL (prevent all disease; especially - Hand, foot and mouth disease), but not to Stainless steel, Granite and Solid Surface Sink.

Attractive colour that can match 90 - 95% of our Technistone Quartz top. rclxms.gif
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Do u provide service in penang area

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If you guys don't mind the hassle and willing to take some risk, you can actually order sinks from China (taobao/tmall). I just got the following sink:

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a220m...&id=18077112454

A 800mm SUS304 1.2mm undermount sink for ¥ 759.00 which converts to about RM420. Shipping is ~RM200.

I have not installed the sink, but from visual inspection the quality is very good, and definitely cannot get similar stuff here at the same price point.

Food for thought.
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Hi Goodgood,

Just browse through the online store & its pretty impressive rclxms.gif
Do update us after installing the kitchen sink biggrin.gif


QUOTE(mrgoodgood @ Dec 19 2013, 08:40 AM)
If you guys don't mind the hassle and willing to take some risk, you can actually order sinks from China (taobao/tmall). I just got the following sink:

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a220m...&id=18077112454

A 800mm SUS304 1.2mm undermount sink for ¥ 759.00 which converts to about RM420. Shipping is ~RM200.

I have not installed the sink, but from visual inspection the quality is very good, and definitely cannot get similar stuff here at the same price point.

Food for thought.
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Hi, do u need to pay import tax once arrived ?


QUOTE(mrgoodgood @ Dec 19 2013, 08:40 AM)
If you guys don't mind the hassle and willing to take some risk, you can actually order sinks from China (taobao/tmall). I just got the following sink:

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a220m...&id=18077112454

A 800mm SUS304 1.2mm undermount sink for ¥ 759.00 which converts to about RM420. Shipping is ~RM200.

I have not installed the sink, but from visual inspection the quality is very good, and definitely cannot get similar stuff here at the same price point.

Food for thought.
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There are possibilities that you will be slapped with import tax, but AFAIK the chances are pretty low (<1%). If you are afraid, you can discuss with the agents to pay more for shipping but let them absorb any tax. Something like insurance biggrin.gif.

Cons is that you might get a lemon unit (because you don't get to inspect it), and it will be near impossible to claim for warranty. Therefore I would suggest you to go for highly reputable sellers (instead of lowest price seller). I'm personally very happy with this purchase biggrin.gif. A similar sink from Amazon USA (also made in China) would have cost me >RM2k.

As my renovation will only start after CNY, I won't be installing it anytime soon. So I'll reserve my final judgement till then smile.gif.

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they have some good selection of sinks at the site u provided ... but i realised they do not have those branded ones - meaning all china local sinks ? btw how do u secure an agent to purchase the sink ?

lookin' fwd to your comments after your reno .. i'm moving only mid next year so still have some time to look around smile.gif

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There are plenty of Taobao agents online. An example is 65daigou.com.my. However, I found an agent from Guangzhou, China to do the purchase and forwarding for me. The reason is because I can chat with him through Skype to communicate my requirements smile.gif. However, I won't recommend him/her because his service is average only.

If you are looking for international branded sink, then you should probably look somewhere else. For other locally 'branded' sinks, most are OEM from China even though they say they are from Germany or put a Germany flag in their logo. In these cases, I think the actual branded sinks in China (check the top companies and bestsellers) are probably better than these sinks.

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There are plenty of Taobao agents online. An example is 65daigou.com.my. However, I found an agent from Guangzhou, China to do the purchase and forwarding for me. The reason is because I can chat with him through Skype to communicate my requirements smile.gif. However, I won't recommend him/her because his service is average only.

If you are looking for international branded sink, then you should probably look somewhere else. For other locally 'branded' sinks, most are OEM from China even though they say they are from Germany or put a Germany flag in their logo. In these cases, I think the actual branded sinks in China (check the top companies and bestsellers) are probably better than these sinks.
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yes i meant those where the brands OEM at China .. but they wld have gone under their own brand names at the site rite ? Thanks for your tips and advice - will definitely have a good long browse as they have so much to offer here rclxms.gif
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if you want good sink definitely is BLANCO fully imported from germany ..

RM8700 for double bowl without drainer thumbup.gif

btw FRANKE & KOHLER brand is not bad too .. USA brand

for economy type , you can get prestile- local, rubine-italy brand but made in china, or FOSTER -italy but made in chinat oo ...
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QUOTE(skloda @ Dec 21 2013, 10:15 AM)
if you want good sink definitely is BLANCO fully imported from germany ..

RM8700 for double bowl without drainer thumbup.gif

btw FRANKE & KOHLER brand is not bad too .. USA brand

for economy type , you can get prestile- local, rubine-italy brand but made in china, or FOSTER -italy but made in chinat oo ...
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QUOTE(RedDevils88 @ Dec 16 2013, 06:54 PM)
a shop at puchong/kinrara area has offer for a rubine double sink selling at Rm499 and free a 2 way sink tap by rubine also. i am thinking of getting this.

the only problem is this sink is only 0.8mm thick. is this an issue?
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0.8mm or 0.4mm thickness quite standard la , just make sure underneath the sink got proofing sound pad ..
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no problem , just sharing info only laugh.gif

if you want blanco sink can come to binawarehouse & look for me brows.gif brows.gif
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I don't think I'm willing to pay 8k for a sink but will definitely re look at this range for a more reasonable price option tongue.gif

QUOTE(skloda @ Dec 21 2013, 11:32 AM)
no problem , just sharing info only  laugh.gif

if you want blanco sink can come to binawarehouse & look for me  brows.gif  brows.gif
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QUOTE(*StarGazer* @ Dec 21 2013, 11:38 AM)
I don't think I'm willing to pay 8k for a sink but will definitely re look at this range for a more reasonable price option  tongue.gif
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But quality wise - franke, kohler , Prestile 500-2k quality & finishing thumbup.gif


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hie guys.

just want to seek opinion on brand bareno and teka. are those two are good. manage to get double round sink approx 400 for each of the brand. what do u guys think?
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Anyone encountered this problem Attached Image
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no leakage from sink edge, it's sweating from bowl.
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no leakage from sink edge, it's sweating from bowl.
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This is common if you throw lot of ice into your sink.
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QUOTE(sovietmah @ Jan 10 2014, 02:09 PM)
This is common if you throw lot of ice into your sink.
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Condensation, common for a stainless steel sink when washing with hot water and then left overnight. Or exposed to sun and then left overnight or placed behind a sunshine-exposed brickwall that is west or southwest facing. Baked throughout the day, the air in the sink cabinet heats up like inside oven while the sink cools off fast such that condensation forms.

One method is to replace the doors with the type that is louvred so as it equalize temperature inside and outside the sink cabinet.
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how about sorento brand?

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all stainless steel sinks will have this problem unless they are coated. However, u only have this problem if u put a lot of ice in ur sink which is rarely. Alternatively, u can get our granite sink which is scratch resistance and wont have condensation problem



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Anyone heard of this sink? http://www.rieber.de/en/home/item/watersta...48%2C143%2C139/
Am planning to use it in my home. Together with a KWC Luna faucet.

When they say granite sink, do they mean pure granite, or granite composite? Cos my understanding is granite can withstand high temperatures, but granite composite may not. Something like solid surface, but mixed with granite chips. So supposing I'm cooking, can I directly pour hot oil into the sink?

And will granite sinks have discolourations and staining too? Read some reviews about some granite sinks having hard to clean stains especially the light coloured ones
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Granite sink of course is not 100% pure granite but is very close. It can with stand hot temperature of 100 degrees with no problem. It won't have discolourization. But the draw back is, it cannot withstand strong impact. If you have a heavy pot and drop on it very hard it can crack. Other than that I had been using for 3 years and is still like new
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Anyone heard of this sink? http://www.rieber.de/en/home/item/watersta...48%2C143%2C139/
Am planning to use it in my home. Together with a KWC Luna faucet.

When they say granite sink, do they mean pure granite, or granite composite? Cos my understanding is granite can withstand high temperatures, but granite composite may not. Something like solid surface, but mixed with granite chips. So supposing I'm cooking, can I directly pour hot oil into the sink?

And will granite sinks have discolourations and staining too? Read some reviews about some granite sinks having hard to clean stains especially the light coloured ones
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check this out by rieber. the tap same color as the granite. 2.7k i think whole set before nego.


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can i check how to get this type of sink?
looks like seamless counter top & sink in one piece

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QUOTE(sonerin @ Apr 16 2014, 11:00 AM)
Granite sink of course is not 100% pure granite but is very close. It can with stand hot temperature of 100 degrees with no problem. It won't have discolourization. But the draw back is, it cannot withstand strong impact. If you have a heavy pot and drop on it very hard it can crack. Other than that I had been using for 3 years and is still like new
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So all the so called granite sinks are composite material right? So is it ok to pour hot oil into the sink? Cos hot oil will definitely have a temperature exceeding 100°c so will it deform the composite material? Also, I've heard that the cheaper made in China sinks do not have discolouration, but after some time, they tend to stain with blackish colour which is hard to scrub off. Is that true? Hmmm...easily cracked? Then I think I'm in trouble. Cos the sink I got has a drainer, and I was planning to use the drainer area as a prep surface if I need to. Without support from underneath, putting excessive pressure on the drainer eg:chopping up a whole chicken might damage it. God forbid if it breaks into two!!!

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check this out by rieber. the tap same color as the granite. 2.7k i think whole set before nego.
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Wow! Looks pretty neat! The place I got my sink didn't offer that. Otherwise I would definitely have gone for this. But I think the KWC Luna should be ok...KWC had some pretty good reviews.

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can i check how to get this type of sink?
looks like seamless counter top & sink in one piece

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I think it might be solid surface sink. You can try looking up the DuPont corian website. They do have this kind of sink. My two cents, I'm not keen on that cos if it stains or breaks (though they claim it hardly happens, but hey, who knows right?) then you gotta change the entire top
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Anyone know any sink similar to
http://www.teka.com/products/view/10337-sinks-frame_1b_plus or http://www.teka.com/products/view/10552-sinks-radea_45_sf?

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QUOTE(dreyvii @ Apr 17 2014, 12:31 AM)
So all the so called granite sinks are composite material right? So is it ok to pour hot oil into the sink? Cos hot oil will definitely have a temperature exceeding 100°c so will it deform the composite material? Also, I've heard that the cheaper made in China sinks do not have discolouration, but after some time, they tend to stain with blackish colour which is hard to scrub off. Is that true? Hmmm...easily cracked? Then I think I'm in trouble. Cos the sink I got has a drainer, and I was planning to use the drainer area as a prep surface if I need to. Without support from underneath, putting excessive pressure on the drainer eg:chopping up a whole chicken might damage it. God forbid if it breaks into two!!!

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Yes china brand is possible to have quality material. The one I bought is Italian brand. Is quite costly but worth the money. Don't chop like chicken on the granite surface, you will regret later. Had a friend who break the surfaces into many pieces.
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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?
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Yes china brand is possible to have quality material. The one I bought is Italian brand. Is quite costly but worth the money. Don't chop like chicken on the granite surface, you will regret later. Had a friend who break the surfaces into many pieces.
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I need a single bowl sink with predrilled hole for sink tap urgently.
Anyone know any shop selling sink near kajang/puchong?


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I need a single bowl sink with predrilled hole for sink tap urgently.
Anyone know any shop selling sink near kajang/puchong?
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Plenty of DIY shop in puchong. Just drive past pusat bandar puchong to bandar puteri. At least 10 different shops
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Plenty of DIY shop in puchong. Just drive past pusat bandar puchong to bandar puteri. At least 10 different shops
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Is it somewhere near Puchong Giant?

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Just go to those shop and ask for sink with hole ready. I am sure most of it has
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anyone is using this ? http://www.rubine.com.my/products-page/sta...-sinks/jux-622/

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what is the pro & cons of top mount vs under mount sink?
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QUOTE(S'aimer @ Apr 20 2014, 01:58 PM)
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?
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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

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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 tongue.gif
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QUOTE(dreyvii @ May 1 2014, 12:43 PM)
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 tongue.gif
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I think it this way :
mounted on top easy to replace/maintain
mounted consealed you will only knows when something happens
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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. whistling.gif
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they say undermount after certain period of time use then it will sunken, izzit true?
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they say undermount after certain period of time use then it will sunken, izzit true?
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for that price, u can get HCE KS0204. We sell mainly HCE undermount and Granite Sinks, they are GREAT.

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


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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.
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is blanco this brand good for sink?
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What's a sink setter?
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Never used it personally, but I suppose it's a very famous brand for granite sinks

QUOTE(OneMoreDay @ May 5 2014, 02:40 PM)
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.


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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 tongue.gif planning to put the sink first, then only put the cabinets for the wet kitchen
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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?
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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?
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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
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QUOTE(dreyvii @ May 6 2014, 01:47 AM)
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?
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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. biggrin.gif
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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?

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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?

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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
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Ya its already built in sad to say. I guess its a no then sad.gif
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Hi....
I am looking for a white ceramic farmhouse kitchen sink...something like this picture

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Anybody knows where to find it?

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If you are looking for one, i do carry Elleci Granite Sinks.

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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
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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!
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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!
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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
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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.
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What is the minimum thickness of the sink we should look at?
How about minimum stainless steel grade?
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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.
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if really crack or leak how? I also dont think of ever changing but just in case something went wrong.... hmm.gif
i think it depends how the installer install it. i see some instructions says they use clips, one part screwed onto the plywood support for your quartz counter top. it shouldnt be too difficult to remove

what brand granite composite are you looking at? you are looking at composite and not the real granite stone right? sweat.gif



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

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It's called the lab sink here. You can try Mods Gallery SS2, GaHing Old Klang Road/Kuchai and Han Lim Jalan Tandang. All in KL/PJ area. I've seen them and wanted to also get those as my house basin but decided not to. You can try these few places. But most of the bathroom retailers does have it. Just the size may be tricky.
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Not sure this is a noob question but heck I will just post it here.

My plumber install the sink drainer and I found that it is not consistent and i can see black rubber beneath it as circle in RED compare to the BLACK circle. Did he install correctly? sweat.gif


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Good Quality Sink can be from 0.9 onwards for thickness and stainless steel grade min 304?

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How about minimum stainless steel grade?
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if really crack or leak how?  I also dont think of ever changing but just in case something went wrong.... hmm.gif
i think it depends how the installer install it. i see some instructions says they use clips, one part screwed onto the plywood support for your quartz counter top. it shouldnt be too difficult to remove

what brand granite composite are you looking at? you are looking at composite and not the real granite stone right? sweat.gif
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If really crack, sure need to change lo... sad.gif
actually i booked the granite sink dy...the seller told me it can be installed as undermount too. But after gave the measurement to Kitchen cabinet ID, she came back and told me the contractor said, this cant be doe due to too heavy wacko.gif and the quartz top cannot support u
unless make it as topmount. but the idea of putting as undermount is its advantage of easy to clean and dry the water stain....sigh...blink.gif


the one that i booked was Ausco...so now kena check with them if can have another option....but i really like the granite sink...cry.gif
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QUOTE(carfieldfelix2014 @ Jun 6 2014, 10:28 PM)
If really crack, sure need to change lo... sad.gif
actually i booked the granite sink dy...the seller told me it can be installed as undermount too. But after gave the measurement to Kitchen cabinet ID, she came back and told me the contractor said, this cant be doe due to too heavy wacko.gif and the quartz top cannot support u
unless make it as topmount. but the idea of putting as undermount is its advantage of easy to clean and dry the water stain....sigh...blink.gif
the one that i booked was Ausco...so now kena check with them if can have another option....but i really like the granite sink...cry.gif
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how big is the sink?
does your cabinet have a plywood support for the quartz top?
if got plywood support i dont see why it cant be done. there are tons of others that had granite sinks with quartz counter top

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 6 2014, 10:35 PM)
how big is the sink?
does your cabinet have a plywood support for the quartz top?
if got plywood support i dont see why it cant be done. there are tons of others that had granite sinks with quartz counter top
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it is 1 and a half bowl. never think of plywood support. will it be expensive for that? hepefully the ID can assist la....blessed me...
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the plywood support come with the cabinet. they will put plywood on top of the cabinet,, do measurement again and you wait for the top to be t
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once ready they will put the top on top of the plywood without removing it
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 11 2012, 12:23 PM)
THis is a top mount sink but u can install it as under mount like this.
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Hi Zhei,

How did you install that to undermount? My kitchen contractor told me that I will need to change my countertop to a thicker one to undermount a granite sink.
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Hi Zhei,

How did you install that to undermount? My kitchen contractor told me that I will need to change my countertop to a thicker one to undermount a granite sink.
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Most of the contractors will tell you can't. Well, nothing is impossible right? His was installed by Intech Kitchen (correct me if i'm wrong) and i think others will be able to do it as well. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(kokmengng @ Jun 10 2014, 09:23 PM)
Most of the contractors will tell you can't. Well, nothing is impossible right? His was installed by Intech Kitchen (correct me if i'm wrong) and i think others will be able to do it as well.  biggrin.gif
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Well, he gave me a very ridiculous idea which I cannot accept. What my contractor was planning to do was to mount the sink onto the cabinet frame and later put the granite table top on it. Now due to the thickness of the granite sink, he suggested me to change the granite top thickness so that he can bore a hole with the depth similar to my granite sink edge thickness. sad.gif
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u r rite, i got mine from intech kitchen and i also did post in my facebook how to undermount it. Well, if u purchased from a professional seller like us, your contractor got no way to bluff his way out of it tongue.gif

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=244...&size=676%2C600

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 10 2014, 10:03 PM)
u r rite, i got mine from intech kitchen and i also did post in my facebook how to undermount it. Well, if u purchased from a professional seller like us, your contractor got no way to bluff his way out of it  tongue.gif

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Thank you so much Zhei!
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Maybe top mount easy than under mount. That why contractor say can't.

QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 10 2014, 10:03 PM)
u r rite, i got mine from intech kitchen and i also did post in my facebook how to undermount it. Well, if u purchased from a professional seller like us, your contractor got no way to bluff his way out of it  tongue.gif

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another reason is they don deal with plywood or other type of wood to support the sink
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 11 2014, 01:03 AM)
another reason is they don deal with plywood or other type of wood to support the sink
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u r right. My contractor said all his supplier not doing plywood or any type of wood. thus cant help me to install the granite sink for me. Do you have any single bowl sink about 800-850mm to recommend? Tx
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hi..im looking for stand alone sink. Where can i get a nice one
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I believe you can look for this everywhere. They are many shops selling it. Which area you are looking at? Perhaps, you can consider going to HOMEDEC exhibition in coming october.
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Here's the link of my sharing on how I installed my granite sink under-mounted. The contractor brought the sink back to their factory and modified it, sticked it together with the quartz top and it's some sort like making it one piece with the top.
About cracking, i don't think it cracks easily before I get old or move to somewhere else.... Zheilwane's mum showed me a demo on its durability by dropping a solid metal ball around 4-5cm dia. on the sink...they have been doing the same demo for countless times and the sink in their showroom is still ok... smile.gif


https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2952544/+700
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QUOTE(maxxon @ Jun 12 2014, 04:56 PM)
Here's the link of my sharing on how I installed my granite sink under-mounted. The contractor brought the sink back to their factory and modified it, sticked it together with the quartz top and it's some sort like making it one piece with the top.
About cracking, i don't think it cracks easily before I get old or move to somewhere else.... Zheilwane's mum showed me a demo on its durability by dropping a solid metal ball around 4-5cm dia. on the sink...they have been doing the same demo for countless times and the sink in their showroom is still ok...  smile.gif
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2952544/+700
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wah I just went thru 48 pages of your renovation - very good read....haha and with some "interesting episodes" in the middle as well. congrats on your new home! smile.gif

btw your quartz top not resting on any plywood base? just on the cabinets with lobangs in between the carcass?
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 12 2014, 06:20 PM)
wah I just went thru 48 pages of your renovation - very good read....haha and with some "interesting episodes" in the middle as well. congrats on your new home!  smile.gif

btw your quartz top not resting on any plywood base? just on the cabinets with lobangs in between the carcass?
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"interesting episodes" ar?..... sweat.gif

The weight of the sink is not resting on the carcass but supported by the quartz top as it has been made into "one piece" with the quartz. They hacked a bit on the sink skirting to make it not so smooth, then add quartz strips at all four edges to secure the sink with the top.
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QUOTE(maxxon @ Jun 12 2014, 04:56 PM)
Here's the link of my sharing on how I installed my granite sink under-mounted. The contractor brought the sink back to their factory and modified it, sticked it together with the quartz top and it's some sort like making it one piece with the top.
About cracking, i don't think it cracks easily before I get old or move to somewhere else.... Zheilwane's mum showed me a demo on its durability by dropping a solid metal ball around 4-5cm dia. on the sink...they have been doing the same demo for countless times and the sink in their showroom is still ok...  smile.gif
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2952544/+700
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Nice! So just in case your sink breaks (for whatever reason), how to change it?
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Nice! So just in case your sink breaks (for whatever reason), how to change it?
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I really have no idea how to break the granite sink....I've just tried to google "granite sink break" and guess what? Found nothing but a few links about glassware is easier to break when knocking on the granite sink (due to its hardness) compared stainless steel... sweat.gif

Btw, if it really really break, just need to pay a little money, get the quartz/marble guy to cut the sink out. They have the tools. smile.gif
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QUOTE(maxxon @ Jun 12 2014, 11:13 PM)
"interesting episodes" ar?..... sweat.gif

The weight of the sink is not resting on the carcass but supported by the quartz top as it has been made into "one piece" with the quartz. They hacked a bit on the sink skirting to make it not so smooth, then add quartz strips at all four edges to secure the sink with the top.
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Saw the pict. My impression is that the entire contraption is glued to the quartz top, probably using construction adhesive. While it is strong, all adhesives weaken over time. And granite + water makes a heavy combination.
I will be a bit worried if the sink is not supported in any way at all from below.

I suspect that the xtra strips are there for it to rest on the carcass at same level as the rest of the top.

If it is true that the entire sink is supported only 'from the top' by glue, I will suggest putting a wooden frame underneath for additional support.
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QUOTE(Fazab @ Jun 13 2014, 11:09 PM)
Saw the pict. My impression is that the entire contraption is glued to the quartz top, probably using construction adhesive. While it is strong, all adhesives weaken over time. And granite + water makes a heavy combination.
I will be a bit worried if the sink is not supported in any way at all from below.

I suspect that the xtra strips are there for it to rest on the carcass at same level as the rest of the top.

If it is true that the entire sink is supported only 'from the top' by glue, I will suggest putting a wooden frame underneath for additional support.
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Yup, agree with you. I'm afraid it will come unglue. It's a big heavy sink. I don't understand why they didn't mount it on the rough top since there is one. Ya put a strip of wood across to support it from the underneath is a good idea.
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QUOTE(Fazab @ Jun 13 2014, 11:09 PM)
Saw the pict. My impression is that the entire contraption is glued to the quartz top, probably using construction adhesive. While it is strong, all adhesives weaken over time. And granite + water makes a heavy combination.
I will be a bit worried if the sink is not supported in any way at all from below.

I suspect that the xtra strips are there for it to rest on the carcass at same level as the rest of the top.

If it is true that the entire sink is supported only 'from the top' by glue, I will suggest putting a wooden frame underneath for additional support.
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Thanks for the head up bro! notworthy.gif I think you got a point on the wearing-off of the adhesive...
I discussed the matter with my husband and we think we better take your advise to add precaution or as an "insurance"...despite how confident was the assurance from the vendor. It might be looking good now to last for a few years, but we have no idea how will it be after like 5/6 years...
Instead of adding supporting frame, we gonna get some solid wood strips (few inches thickness), and add them along the three edges supporting the skirting strips. This is a small diy job in the plan.
Will post the pics when job is done. wink.gif
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Yup, agree with you. I'm afraid it will come unglue. It's a big heavy sink. I don't understand why they didn't mount it on the rough top since there is one. Ya put a strip of wood across to support it from the underneath is a good idea.
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Agreed too! nod.gif
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I think I will order the sink setter like OneMoreDay smile.gif

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QUOTE(maxxon @ Jun 14 2014, 01:15 AM)
Thanks for the head up bro!  notworthy.gif  I think you got a point on the wearing-off of the adhesive...
I discussed the matter with my husband and we think we better take your advise to add precaution or as an "insurance"...despite how confident was the assurance from the vendor. It might be looking good now to last for a few years, but we have no idea how will it be after like 5/6 years...
Instead of adding supporting frame, we gonna get some solid wood strips (few inches thickness), and add them along the three edges supporting the skirting strips. This is a small diy job in the plan.
Will post the pics when job is done.  wink.gif
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Hi Maxxon,

After discussing with my kitchen contractor, they will be doing the same to mine which is to glue and put a few layers of extra wood for support on the base.
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QUOTE(ameranua @ Jun 12 2014, 03:06 PM)
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You can get it almost everywhere for stand alone sink. Or you can PM me on what is the type and the look that you are looking at so we can help you.

QUOTE(qq.pippi @ Jun 12 2014, 03:23 PM)
I believe you can look for this everywhere. They are many shops selling it. Which area you are looking at? Perhaps, you can consider going to HOMEDEC exhibition in coming october.
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There's an exhibition coming on this July 11-13 @ KLCC. One of my friend - EuroTan, will be exhibiting over there smile.gif
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QUOTE(PSM Home @ Jun 16 2014, 05:09 PM)
You can get it almost everywhere for stand alone sink. Or you can PM me on what is the type and the look that you are looking at so we can help you.
There's an exhibition coming on this July 11-13 @ KLCC. One of my friend - EuroTan, will be exhibiting over there smile.gif
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May I know the name of the exhibition? Thanks!
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May I know the name of the exhibition? Thanks!
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The event is MF3. You can go to their website mf3.my.

Well actually after checking, there's also one at PWTC on 27-29 June @ PWTC sweat.gif

Or come drop by to Setia City Convention Centre on this weekend. We will be there too.
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QUOTE(PSM Home @ Jun 18 2014, 09:15 AM)
The event is MF3. You can go to their website mf3.my.

Well actually after checking, there's also one at PWTC on 27-29 June @ PWTC  sweat.gif

Or come drop by to Setia City Convention Centre on this weekend. We will be there too.
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The one in PWTC on 27-29 june is also by MF3?
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The one in PWTC on 27-29 june is also by MF3?
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27 - 29 June (Renovation Expo) @ PWTC
11 - 13 July (MF3) @ KLCC
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I heard that Sorento brand is better than Mocha. Is it true? I thought both brands are from the same parent company?
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I heard that Sorento brand is better than Mocha. Is it true? I thought both brands are from the same parent company?
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Both are a good brand which targeted to different group of consumer. Sorento is slightly more expensive than Mocha, hence the price will be slightly higher compared to Mocha, as the material used will be better. Sorento also offer 10years warranty on certain faucets, whereas Mocha offers 5years warranty. At the end of the day, it depends on what budget you have, and what type of products you are looking at.
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QUOTE(PSM Home @ Jun 20 2014, 04:15 PM)
Both are a good brand which targeted to different group of consumer. Sorento is slightly more expensive than Mocha, hence the price will be slightly higher compared to Mocha, as the material used will be better. Sorento also offer 10years warranty on certain faucets, whereas Mocha offers 5years warranty. At the end of the day, it depends on what budget you have, and what type of products you are looking at.
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Thanks. So, are they from the same parent company?
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Wanted to ask for advice on the black rubber at the bottom of sink.. My old sink is starting to have water leak, I suspect it's leaking from the black rubber. Was told that the rubber is suppose to act as absorbent. Is the rubber replaceable or do i have to change the entire basin to fix my water leak issue?
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QUOTE(Cherry.Lil @ Aug 22 2014, 04:25 PM)
Wanted to ask for advice on the black rubber at the bottom of sink.. My old sink is starting to have water leak, I suspect it's leaking from the black rubber. Was told that the rubber is suppose to act as absorbent.  Is the rubber replaceable or do i have to change the entire basin to fix my water leak issue?
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that rubber thing is just for sound deadening. yours is a stainless steel sink correct?
maybe its the drain fitting that is leaking

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QUOTE(qq.pippi @ Jun 20 2014, 04:36 PM)
Thanks. So, are they from the same parent company?
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Yes same, italy design but made in china. Mocha will be more on targeting hardware shop.

If you have budget, go for blanco.

Definitely more solid feel than any other brands.

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Hi, just to get some info from you guys. I just bought a double bowl sink. But the sink doesn't come with the tap hole. Any idea how to open the hole? As far I know stainless steel are hard to drill.
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QUOTE(mika_84 @ Aug 29 2014, 11:35 PM)
Hi, just to get some info from you guys. I just bought a double bowl sink. But the sink doesn't come with the tap hole. Any idea how to open the hole? As far I know stainless steel are hard to drill.
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Hi just wondering if anyone been using granite sink for some time? wonder if its hard to maintain or require special care? heard it would discolored overtime
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Hi just wondering if anyone been using granite sink for some time? wonder if its hard to maintain or require special care? heard it would discolored overtime
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Where did you read that? I've no experience yet cause not yet install.
I don't think it can discolor. Maybe stained.
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Where did you read that? I've no experience yet cause not yet install.
I don't think it can discolor. Maybe stained.
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http://chuletz.com/2012/07/25/my-hce-grani...-kitchen-mixer/

read the last 2-3 comment. now i also headache. kinda like the black one so that it goes well with my black table top now i am in a limbo...

some say ok some say not ok...so was hoping any forumer here that has been using it for years can share their view...
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Sep 9 2014, 10:01 AM)
http://chuletz.com/2012/07/25/my-hce-grani...-kitchen-mixer/

read the last 2-3 comment. now i also headache. kinda like the black one so that it goes well with my black table top now i am in a limbo...

some say ok some say not ok...so was hoping any forumer here that has been using it for years can share their view...
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take a chance blush.gif
what other choice do you have? stainless steel will get water marks - this is guaranteed sweat.gif
mine is a blanco and even that gets lots of negatives and positives - you can read here
http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/clean...0821553.html?53

you can also go thru these 19 pages here to read some reviews. i believe one or two says no problem like this -
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=67538562

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 9 2014, 10:17 AM)
take a chance  blush.gif
what other choice do you have? stainless steel will get water marks - this is guaranteed  sweat.gif
mine is a blanco and even that gets lots of negatives and positives - you can read here
http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/clean...0821553.html?53

you can also go thru these 19 pages here to read some reviews. i believe one or two says no problem like this  -
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=67538562
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Can PM me how much you got your sink and what size? Thanks
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Can PM me how much you got your sink and what size? Thanks
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my sink single bowl and very small only cost S$488. bought here - http://www.hoekee.com.sg/kitchen/composite...-45-detail.html
you can find double bowls for even cheaper there at hoekee

going to top mount mine
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 9 2014, 10:43 AM)
my sink single bowl and very small only cost S$488. bought here - http://www.hoekee.com.sg/kitchen/composite...-45-detail.html
you can find double bowls for even cheaper there at hoekee

going to top mount mine
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blanco is a good brand thus the price is a little premium. for that bowl i think those no name brand can go for RM600-700.

yeah better go for top mount. just in case if need to change bowl no need so troublesome
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Sep 9 2014, 11:14 AM)
blanco is a good brand thus the price is a little premium. for that bowl i think those no name brand can go for RM600-700.

yeah better go for top mount. just in case if need to change bowl no need so troublesome
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you can do undermount and still be able to replace it easily if necessary. just dont sandwich it between your counter and rough top like in the blog you posted.

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 9 2014, 11:16 AM)
you can do undermount and still be able to replace it easily if necessary. just dont sandwich it between your counter and rough top like in the blog you posted.
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going to be hard to decide. as of yesterday both my wife and i decided to go old school with stainless steel. unless something dramatic happen. thanks for sharing
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 9 2014, 11:16 AM)
you can do undermount and still be able to replace it easily if necessary. just dont sandwich it between your counter and rough top like in the blog you posted.
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Bro,
You did you sink already? How is it? Are they using silicon to seal it?
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You did you sink already? How is it? Are they using silicon to seal it?
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not yet, havent even got my house keys. only next year can start renovate sad.gif
you thinking of another way besides silicon?
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not yet, havent even got my house keys. only next year can start renovate  sad.gif
you thinking of another way besides silicon?
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Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 09:11 PM)
Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.
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dont put so much silicon, just put a bead on the inside inside so that when they press on it, it will spread out just a little. you put masking tape around it, any overflow lands on the tape which you tear off after installation. if they lazy, just want to wipe it off then sure will black black later on tongue.gif
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Hi may i know, which kitchen sink is good one. what kind of stainless steel need to select. either 304 or other model? and what brand is reasonable. anyone heard about Pyramis, heard it from Greece. Teka from germany. Rubine from china, how about Sorento?from china also? what is the minimum thickness that we need to consider?
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 09:11 PM)
Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.
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Under mount sink is very common now. Where did you get dis contractor?
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 09:11 PM)
Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.
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Buy the sink setter....very easy to install
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHso9M2HtQ
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Under mount sink is very common now. Where did you get dis contractor?
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yeah lousy contractor but already paid rm500 deposit. their quartz was cheap though. but honestly I don't really mind the top mount since I am using granite. my only concern is the silicon seal
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 10:14 PM)
yeah lousy contractor but already paid rm500 deposit. their quartz was cheap though. but honestly I don't really mind the top mount since I am using granite. my only concern is the silicon seal
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Oh, u changed back to granite. What sink did you buy?
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 10:14 PM)
yeah lousy contractor but already paid rm500 deposit. their quartz was cheap though. but honestly I don't really mind the top mount since I am using granite. my only concern is the silicon seal
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i wonder if i stick a piece of those door seals will it work? without silicon.
just set the sink on the counter .

like this -
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yeah..coz I thought the wet kitchen use the stainless steel. dry kitchen not so heavy duty use the granite. I am inclined towards granite since my quartz is black so black sink black top.

most likely haustern. someone selling from RM850 plus one stainless steel mixer.

apparently they have quartz sink too

QUOTE(idoblu @ Oct 1 2014, 10:50 PM)
i wonder if i stick a piece of those door seals will it work? without silicon.
just set the sink on the counter .

like this -
http://www.duckbrand.com/products/weatheri...eals/rope-caulk
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is it water proof? if water proof then ok I guess but still it would not look nice unless you can cut it to shape. I was wondering if they have black silicon. someone told me they have those better quality silicon(less acidic) which will not turn black...don't quote believe that ...
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i bought before those anti mildew silicon but my contractor never use it and gasak it sad.gif
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 10:57 PM)
yeah..coz I thought the wet kitchen use the stainless steel. dry kitchen not so heavy duty use the granite. I am inclined towards granite since my quartz is black so black sink black top.

most likely haustern. someone selling from RM850 plus one stainless steel mixer.

apparently they have quartz sink too
is it water proof? if water proof then ok I guess but still it would not look nice unless you can cut it to shape. I was wondering if they have black silicon. someone told me they have those better quality silicon(less acidic) which will not turn black...don't quote believe that ...
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Oh I see.
Actually since you are using quartz, it's pretty straight forward to undermount the sink I thought? What was the contractor not confident about?
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 1 2014, 09:11 PM)
Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.
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He no mess about ok. He travel hundreds of kilometers within a day too. I'm still impressed till today smile.gif
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Oh I see.
Actually since you are using quartz, it's pretty straight forward to undermount the sink I thought? What was the contractor not confident about?
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He no mess about ok. He travel hundreds of kilometers within a day too. I'm still impressed till today smile.gif
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i bought before those anti mildew silicon but my contractor never use it and gasak it sad.gif
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lol kesian.. how much and where to buy?

but I seriously don't think there is such thing as fungus free silicon. just better quality or takes longer for it to form
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Sorry, if i am following this right, you want to mount granite sink on quartz counter top?

If that is the case, quartz is heavier and more durable than granite. So why can't the contractor mount the granite sink on quartz countertop? rolleyes.gif

QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 2 2014, 12:22 AM)
well they say the granite sink is very heavy....
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QUOTE(S'aimer @ Oct 2 2014, 03:40 AM)
Sorry, if i am following this right, you want to mount granite sink on quartz counter top?

If that is the case, quartz is heavier and more durable than granite. So why can't the contractor mount the granite sink on quartz countertop?  rolleyes.gif
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This whole "too heavy" business is a frustrating thing to encounter. Because there are ways of being creative with problem solving on the job. There must be a way the contractor can meet the client's needs without falling back on their old ways.

The sink should come with mounting hardware for undermount installation (if it's designed for undermount).

Here is a pdf of the installation guide for a Blanco granite sink.

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Also, here's some more info on installation with adhesives. Source: here.

"Using these undermount kits for installing stainless and ceramic sinks in countertop applications has been around for quite awhile.

Whether its a Corian, Granite or Quartz countertop like Silestone- they provide a quick and easy way to bond a mechanical fasteneing device to the underside of the countertop.

There are many ways to accomplish the bond using different types of glue but as a general rule, the application and preperation process are importantl keys to success whichever adhesive you choose.

I would reccomend a toughened acrylic or a fast curing epoxy that will provide impact resistance if you happen to bump the post after it is bonded to the surface. Many fabricators simply use the seaming adhesive itself and this is a great option as well.

When bonding to Natural stones like granite, be sure to remove the contamination left from the quarrying process on the back of the slab. This is best done by grinding down to the meat of the stone and then cleaning away all the dust and slurry that can be imbedded in the rough underside of the slab. If you fail to do this, any bond you do create will be extremly suseptible to failure. Even on Solid Surfaces like Corian, removing contaminants and increasing the surface area by way of abrasion (sanding) will greatly improve the ultimate bond strength. These general guidelines and can be applied in many situations if you want to increase the overall strrength of almost any bond."


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Undermount Fastener Instructions Source: here.


Using GW 4300 All Purpose Structural Adhesives
when Bonding Undermount Fasteners


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When properly applied, GW 4300 All Purpose Structural Adhesive provides impact resistant bonds to Natural Stone, Quartz and Solid Surfaces

The following instructions will help ensure that you achieve the highest possible bond strength and performance when using GW 4300 All Purpose Structural Adhesive to fasten a bolt in an undermount application.

Natural Stone-Area Preparation

It is critical that the area for bonding be free of moisture and any remaining slurry left from the quarrying process. For Natural Stone applications, a diamond cup wheel can be used to grind the area that you are going to bond to. It is not enough to simply wipe away dust with alcohol or acetone. To remove moisture, a weed burner, torch or heat gun may be used on porous stones. A final wipe with acetone or denatured alcohol will ensure a clean surface and the best performance.

Solid Surface, Quartz and Composites-Area Preparation

The area for bonding must be free of moisture and any other contamination. To increase adhesion, scuff the area with a medium grit paper before cleaning with acetone or denatured alcohol. Always ensure that the area is clean before proceeding.

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Step by Step- Cartridges (w/ Mixing Tip)

1. Once the area has been properly prepped and is free of contaminants, dust, moisture etc. Wipe clean with acetone or denatured alcohol and let dry completely. For Natural stone, grinding with diamonds will greatly increase the bond strength.

2. Mark the placement of the bonding fastener with a pencil or marker

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3. Place the 400ml or 50ml cartridge in the appropriate dispensing gun, purge a small amount of glue into a disposable container and then attach the mixing nozzle.

4. Apply approximately 5-10mls of glue to the area outlined ensuring that you completely cover your marks. There should be enough glue to allow significant flow up through the holes in the base plate of the fastener while gently pushing it into the glue.

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5. You can further increase bond strength by smoothing over the glue, fully encapsulating the base plate. Allow to cure 15-20 minutes before applying any force.

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Step by Step-50ml and Plunger( No Mixing Tip)

1. Once the area has been properly prepped and is free of contaminants, dust, moisture etc. Wipe clean with acetone or denatured alcohol and let dry completely. For Natural stone, grinding with diamonds will greatly increase the bond strength.

2. Mark the placement of the bonding fastener with a pencil or marker
3. Remove the cap from the 50ml cartridge and use the plunger to displace roughly half of the cartridge into a disposable cup. This should provide enough glue to bond approximately 4 clips.

4. Using a popsicle stick, stir the glue for 20-30 seconds to ensure a good mix of the two components.

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5. Apply approximately 5-10mls of glue to the area outlined ensuring that you completely cover your marks. There should be enough glue to allow significant flow up through the holes in the base plate of the fastener while gently pushing it into the glue.

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6. You can further increase bond strength by smoothing over the glue, fully encapsulating the base plate. Allow to cure 15-20 minutes before applying any force.


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QUOTE(S'aimer @ Oct 2 2014, 03:40 AM)
Sorry, if i am following this right, you want to mount granite sink on quartz counter top?

If that is the case, quartz is heavier and more durable than granite. So why can't the contractor mount the granite sink on quartz countertop?  rolleyes.gif
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No my ori plan was undermount. Reason being is because I do not want the silicon to be exposed.
My contractor say can only do topmount which is like you say just mount the sink on to the quartz countertop. It's an easy way out for them.
I am ok with top mount but I don't like the exposed silicon.
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I am ok with top mount but I don't like the exposed silicon.
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what do you mean by "exposed"?
undermount or topmount, both still need silicon
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what do you mean by "exposed"?
undermount or topmount, both still need silicon
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undermount ppl cannot see the silicon mar..its there and even when it turns moldy its underneath...if top mount it quite visible no?
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 2 2014, 10:09 AM)
undermount ppl cannot see the silicon mar..its there and even when it turns moldy its underneath...if top mount it quite visible no?
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Like or don't like still need to apply it. But... silicon has three types and it's crucial the installers know which one to use. Acid curing, neutral curing or alkali curing. Using the wrong type esp on stainless steel ones can cause it to rust prematurely. Acid curing releases acetic acid fumes. Most shower or bath area recommends neutral curing silicone.
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about the same to me
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Undernoubt ppl don't stick their head to the sink and peek ma. The opening of the table top qlso slightly smaller than the sink thus hiding it
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Like or don't like still need to apply it. But... silicon has three types and it's crucial the installers know which one to use. Acid curing, neutral curing or alkali curing. Using the wrong type esp on stainless steel ones can cause it to rust prematurely. Acid curing releases acetic acid fumes. Most shower or bath area recommends neutral curing silicone.
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So for kitchen sink use what type? I read the soap, dampness is the main cause
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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 2 2014, 11:12 AM)
Undernoubt ppl don't stick their head to the sink and peek ma. The opening of the table top qlso slightly smaller than the sink thus hiding it

So for kitchen sink use what type?  I read the soap, dampness is the main cause
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Neutral cure silicone caulk. Google it. Soap mostly alkali so doubt it but leaving curry stains on it too long can hasten the rust process.

OK, here's a good read-up on silicone caulks wrt choosing the right one for ceramic or stainless steel sinks.

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QUOTE(bengang13 @ Oct 2 2014, 09:25 AM)
No my ori plan was undermount. Reason being is because I do not want the silicon to be exposed.
My contractor say can only do topmount which is like you say just mount the sink on to the quartz countertop.  It's an easy way out for them.
I am ok with top mount but I don't like the exposed silicon.
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If dis is the case, ask ur contractor to undermount.
You got no choice cos definite the silicon expose if top mount.
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Buy the sink setter....very easy to install
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kbHso9M2HtQ
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Just to add, I've asked the Sink Setter dealer in America if the Sink Setter is compatible with granite sinks (since they only advertise it for stainless steel and cast iron sinks).

The reply I got was that it was compatible for some, not for others. He didn't specify which.

In any case, it's not impossible to create your own support system with a bit of ingenuity.
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Oh, top mount and undermount sinks will have silicone confirm.

This is because for undermount, you may not notice it but if you see carefully the outer edges where the top and sink are seamlessly joined, silicone is applied there to minimize any leakage although silicone is also applied on the sink lip before mounting the top over the sink.

Usually they will use clear silicone for this and I think the type of silicone used is the higher end range in which it does not turn black or have fungus after a short while.

What I am perplexed why is it heavy to undermount a granite sink? As far as I know, maxxon has a HCE granite sink undermount with quartz countertop. Check out her house thread at post #704, page 36. Pictures are there.

There is also a guy, a home owner from another forum who DIY his own kitchen cabinet set up including sink support.

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QUOTE(OneMoreDay @ Oct 2 2014, 04:13 PM)
Just to add, I've asked the Sink Setter dealer in America if the Sink Setter is compatible with granite sinks (since they only advertise it for stainless steel and cast iron sinks).

The reply I got was that it was compatible for some, not for others. He didn't specify which.

In any case, it's not impossible to create your own support system with a bit of ingenuity.
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if the countertop has a roughtop (plywood base for the countertop), you can use those clips to secure the undermount sink. if concrete base, still can use those wall plugs. if still no confidence, can put a piece of wood at the bottom of the sink to secure it. tongue.gif

like this -
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oops....didnt realized you already posted similar solutions biggrin.gif
anyway I dont have any undermount headaches anymore cause I be top mounting mine

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Oct 2 2014, 08:59 PM)
if the countertop has a roughtop (plywood base for the countertop), you can use those clips to secure the undermount sink. if concrete base, still can use those wall plugs. if still no confidence, can put a piece of wood at the bottom of the sink to secure it.  tongue.gif

like this -
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oops....didnt realized you already posted similar solutions biggrin.gif
anyway I dont have any undermount headaches anymore cause I be top mounting mine
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Still saving up for our dream sink.
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Still saving up for our dream sink.
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QUOTE(S'aimer @ Oct 2 2014, 07:17 PM)
Oh, top mount and undermount sinks will have silicone confirm.

This is because for undermount, you may not notice it but if you see carefully the outer edges where the top and sink are seamlessly joined, silicone is applied there to minimize any leakage although silicone is also applied on the sink lip before mounting the top over the sink.

Usually they will use clear silicone for this and I think the type of silicone used is the higher end range in which it does not turn black or have fungus after a short while.

What I am perplexed why is it heavy to undermount a granite sink? As far as I know, maxxon has a HCE granite sink undermount with quartz countertop. Check out her house thread at post #704, page 36. Pictures are there.

There is also a guy, a home owner from another forum who DIY his own kitchen cabinet set up including sink support.
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I am one of those who undermount my sink as well. So far fingers crossed no issue. I think the biggest concern of undermounting a granite sink is the total weight of the sink when it's with dishes.
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I also plan to get an undermount sink for wet kitchen. Any shop can recommend to me? Do we need to look for those branded sink? I saw most of the sinks from China, don’t know it is a real stainless steel sink.
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Kohler 45" Stages Stainless Steel

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We're saving up for those faucets too. biggrin.gif
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Kohler 45" Stages Stainless Steel
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We're saving up for those faucets too.  biggrin.gif
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fuyoh! i dare not even ask the price shocking.gif

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Kohler 45" Stages Stainless Steel

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We're saving up for those faucets too.  biggrin.gif
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Gastronomic Surgery rclxms.gif

I like the size and depth. There's actually a shorter version (36") but I might as well go for the larger one to go on the kitchen island. The accessories come with the sink. Even has a storage rack specifically for these accessories as seen below.

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Yeah, pricing is pretty steep. This sink range and the faucet model (Kohler Karbon Articulating Faucet) is specifically for N.American/European markets. You have to special order from the local Kohler dealer. Funny enough, the main dealer was unresponsive to my queries about these items. I had to look for another dealer who connected me to the Sarawak dealer (there is no dealer in Sabah) and gave me a quotation.

But since this is our forever home, we're willing to splurge a bit. tongue.gif

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Definitely expensive. Think will be around 1-2k for the sink alone from amazon. But if can get from TB should be cheaper
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Definitely expensive. Think will be around 1-2k for the sink alone from amazon. But if can get from TB should be cheaper
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TB?
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TaoBao.

I heard Kraus sink is actually called Sellena in TaoBao.

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TB?
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TaoBao.

I heard Kraus sink is actually called Sellena in TaoBao.
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TaoBao.

I heard Kraus sink is actually called Sellena in TaoBao.
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Kraus and Kohler is the same?
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No. Kraus and Kohler different brands

I just cite kraus as an example in TaoBao because you won't be able to find that many related searches for Kraus sinks compared to Amazon. Saw a few forumers from another forum, mention Kraus is actually called Sellena in Taobao.

Believe can find Kohler sink if you look hard in Taobao or Tmall

QUOTE(idoblu @ Oct 3 2014, 11:52 PM)
Kraus and Kohler is the same?
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Anyone heard of Fidelis brand? This sales person 'pushing' this brand despite they sells Sorento as well.

Any comment is much appreciated. Thanks!
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Now, my office is using top mount but can see water around the sink area... wanna get another 1 for lower floor.....
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Anyone know of the brand "Mistri"?? They have sinks and taps, apparently verra kitchen is giving and selling this together with their kitchen cabinet, but i can't seem to find this brand anywhere using google search.. Is it home made china brand ? hmm
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 27 2011, 10:09 AM)
Undermount = Sinks undermount below the countertop

Top mount = Sinks placed on top of the countertop

Undermount
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In this case under mount and top mount, which is better?
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QUOTE(ozak @ May 15 2011, 02:41 PM)
I have been using this Franke sink for over 12yrs. 1 big bowl and 1 small. Below got coating which i dont no what purpose till recently found out.

So far no rust, stain or whatever. Just use detergent to wash and it shine back.
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how much will it be if 16.5'ft Technistone Quartz top and the sink??
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May I know where you bought Franke sink?
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Went to teka warehouse sale and bought kitchen sink with good 60% discount. Very happy smile.gif
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Went to teka warehouse sale and bought kitchen sink with good 60% discount. Very happy smile.gif
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How much you bought?
granite sink?

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How much you bought?
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Bought two bowls For 500 which is of anti scratch Stainless Steel. Not bad la for this price.

Didn't notice if there's any granite over there. I actually bought with one good deal of granite blanco brand during last year homedec, smile.gif so now wet and dry kitchen sink settled liao
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QUOTE(Antzfield @ May 24 2015, 06:26 AM)
Bought two bowls For 500 which is of anti scratch Stainless Steel. Not bad la for this price.

Didn't notice if there's any granite over there. I actually bought with one good deal of granite blanco brand during last year homedec, smile.gif so now wet and dry kitchen sink settled liao
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Hi may I know the granite blanco how much u buy,which shop?

And about granite and. Stainless stell which is put wet or dry kitchen?

Thanks
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Did anyone know, in market now ,the cheapest granite sink ,is what price and what brand?

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QUOTE(OneMoreDay @ Oct 3 2014, 02:35 PM)
Kohler 45" Stages Stainless Steel

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We're saving up for those faucets too.  biggrin.gif
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How much for this sink? Thanks .it's nice,can buy where?
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In this case under mount and top mount, which is better?
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I choose top mount, easy to change the sink in future without damage to countertop. So far I use two years no leaking problem , silicon still working fine and not dirty as claim.


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QUOTE(Mrmr @ May 24 2015, 10:48 AM)
Hi may I know the granite blanco how much u buy,which shop?

And about granite and. Stainless stell which is put wet or dry kitchen?

Thanks
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We bought the granite sink during last year homedec, think it is about 1700. Cannot remember the shop name guess it's a specialize shop for branco, perhaps dealer.

Planning the granite for dry and SS for wet.

Went back to Teka sales this morning, so tempting and bought the steam oven + other stuff. 70% off, good deal I think.

Initially was looking to buy Fotile steam oven, now settle for teka lah


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QUOTE(Antzfield @ May 24 2015, 12:56 PM)
We bought the granite sink during last year homedec, think it is about 1700. Cannot remember the shop name guess it's a specialize shop for branco, perhaps dealer.

Planning the granite for dry and SS for wet.

Went back to Teka sales this morning, so tempting and bought the steam oven + other stuff. 70% off,  good deal I think.

Initially was looking to buy Fotile steam oven, now settle for teka lah
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Ya,fotile heard many good comments also.are u move in your new house yet?

So where the teka sales at ?

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I choose top mount, easy to change the sink in future without damage to countertop. So far I use two years no leaking problem , silicon still working fine and not dirty as claim.
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I use top mount and love the sink very much. Guess I will use it in my entire life if it don't spoil. wub.gif

If I throw it away, don't think I can get back that material quality.
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Ya,fotile heard many good comments also.are u move in your new house yet?

So where the teka sales at ?

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Yup! Many good review on Fotile and design also very nice.

Teka warehouse sales in Glenmarie, temasya industrial but ended today.
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what do you guys think about Haustern granite sink? I'm looking for a large single bowl granite sink. any recommendations? thanks!
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what do you guys think about Haustern granite sink? I'm looking for a large single bowl granite sink. any recommendations? thanks!
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I'm using it.

RICO 613 should suits you.
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haustern is from malaysia right? it says german engineered but it is not from a german company.
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QUOTE(bernking @ Jun 2 2015, 03:57 PM)
haustern is from malaysia right? it says german engineered but it is not from a german company.
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Haustern and Rubine sink are from same company, different branding and small design change
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Haustern and Rubine sink are from same company, different branding and small design change
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QUOTE(Chigme @ May 24 2015, 11:22 AM)
I choose top mount, easy to change the sink in future without damage to countertop. So far I use two years no leaking problem , silicon still working fine and not dirty as claim.
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Hi Chigme, I also bought a top-mount sink from Teka to the opposition of my contractor. He keeps claiming that it'll leak and so forth, don't know why.
Anyways, would like to ask some questions. Is the rim of the sink hollow for yours? Mine is hollow, quite a large indent on the rim with just a very narrow rim where it meets the countertop. Been looking for advice on how to install, do I just fill the hollow with lots of silicon or what.

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no wonder! besides haustern granite composite undermount large single bowl sinks, any other recommendations?
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Blanco
http://www.blanco-germany.com/en/int/home.html

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Hi Chigme, I also bought a top-mount sink from Teka to the opposition of my contractor. He keeps claiming that it'll leak and so forth, don't know why.
Anyways, would like to ask some questions. Is the rim of the sink hollow for yours? Mine is hollow, quite a large indent on the rim with just a very narrow rim where it meets the countertop. Been looking for advice on how to install, do I just fill the hollow with lots of silicon or what.

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Leaking is due to bad installation not because how you mount it.

Do flush mount is the best of both worlds compare with top and undermount. But you need precise cut outs and proper installation. The sink must also be able to do flush mount.
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 3 2015, 06:08 AM)
Leaking is due to bad installation not because how you mount it.

Do flush mount is the best of both worlds compare with top and undermount. But you need precise cut outs and proper installation. The sink must also be able to do flush mount.
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Flush mount should be only for sinks with completely flat rims, am I correct? Sadly not possible with mine.
Still looking for tips on how to mount, don't want any leakages in the future.
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Flush mount should be only for sinks with completely flat rims, am I correct? Sadly not possible with mine.
Still looking for tips on how to mount, don't want any leakages in the future.
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Why so difficult to mount a sink? What is the reason your contractor given you that it easy to leak? Where will it leak?
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Why so difficult to mount a sink? What is the reason your contractor given you that it easy to leak? Where will it leak?
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My contractor claimed it will leak, partly because I feel he doesn't have experience doing top mounted sinks.
As for now, I'm planning to do it myself but not very sure how to as it seems I'll have to put a ton of sealant on the rim lol. It's Teka's Intro, and the edge where the sink meets the counter is very thin with a deep hollow inside. Sort of like an inverted U.

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My contractor claimed it will leak, partly because I feel he doesn't have experience doing top mounted sinks.
As for now, I'm planning to do it myself but not very sure how to as it seems I'll have to put a ton of sealant on the rim lol. It's Teka's Intro, and the edge where the sink meets the counter is very thin with a deep hollow inside. Sort of like an inverted U.

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Put the sink picture here, back and front and everything. What is the sink model.

Probably people here can help you.

I m using top mount sink for 18yrs. Not even a drip of water leak down till now. But it is a good sink.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 4 2015, 10:05 AM)
Put the sink picture here, back and front and everything. What is the sink model.

Probably people here can help you.

I m using top mount sink for 18yrs. Not even a drip of water leak down till now. But it is a good sink.
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It's this one.
If you notice the edges, the rim curves down at the edge to meet the counter and the parts below the rim is hollow. So the problem is if I'm to apply sealant, I'm going to need a heck lot to fill all 4 edges. I feel the edge alone is not enough to apply sealant as most I can apply is maybe half bead since the steel is not exactly thick and also curved.

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 4 2015, 10:05 AM)
Put the sink picture here, back and front and everything. What is the sink model.

Probably people here can help you.

I m using top mount sink for 18yrs. Not even a drip of water leak down till now. But it is a good sink.
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I am also using top mount for the past 15 years till I sold my house. Never had issue with leaking. Only changed the silicon sealant diy once throughout my stay. No rust either. Somehow those days rm300 sinks is much better quality than nowadays rm800 sink.
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QUOTE(itekderp @ Jun 4 2015, 03:19 PM)
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It's this one.
If you notice the edges, the rim curves down at the edge to meet the counter and the parts below the rim is hollow. So the problem is if I'm to apply sealant, I'm going to need a heck lot to fill all 4 edges. I feel the edge alone is not enough to apply sealant as most I can apply is maybe half bead since the steel is not exactly thick and also curved.

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Looks like it can be mounted top or bottom
http://www.xammax.my/teka-1-bowl-sink-intro-60.html

Usually bottom more difficult to install. Dunno why your contractor have problem doing top mount which is the easiest

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common style top mount has less leak issues than undermount.. why so much excuse from contractor?
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It's this one.
If you notice the edges, the rim curves down at the edge to meet the counter and the parts below the rim is hollow. So the problem is if I'm to apply sealant, I'm going to need a heck lot to fill all 4 edges. I feel the edge alone is not enough to apply sealant as most I can apply is maybe half bead since the steel is not exactly thick and also curved.

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Aiyo, pack like that how to see? Cannot brain what you mean aslso.

BTW, your picture model cannot find in teka website. Fake 1?
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Aiyo, pack like that how to see? Cannot brain what you mean aslso.

BTW, your picture model cannot find in teka website. Fake 1?
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Aiyo, pack like that how to see? Cannot brain what you mean aslso.

BTW, your picture model cannot find in teka website. Fake 1?
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It's actually from past season, or only available in certain markets. That's a problem with Teka actually, they have a lot of models and the website sometimes doesn't even give support for certain models. Had the same problem with my hood also.

What I mean is, if you look at the edge you can see it curved downwards. The rim itself is quite big, and underneath that is hollow. So the only point making contact with the counter is the edge of the rim. Imagine a piece of bent metal, or reverse U shape like I mentioned.
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common style top mount has less leak issues than undermount.. why so much excuse from contractor?
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Over here in Kuching a lot of contractors doing undermounted, regardless of whether the sink is actually supported or not. Something of a trend among house owners. biggrin.gif
So I'd understand if my contractor has a lack of experience with top mounted since not many house owners request for it. I've done a lot of research on it, and in the end decided to go with top mounted since it's a better solution everything else considered.

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It's actually from past season, or only available in certain markets. That's a problem with Teka actually, they have a lot of models and the website sometimes doesn't even give support for certain models. Had the same problem with my hood also.

What I mean is, if you look at the edge you can see it curved downwards. The rim itself is quite big, and underneath that is hollow. So the only point making contact with the counter is the edge of the rim. Imagine a piece of bent metal, or reverse U shape like I mentioned.
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Try to open and see got rubber seal or not.

You no need to apply the whole inside. Just at the almost the edge is enough. Once to press on it, the seal will spread out. Wipe clean the seal that spit out.

I saw the sink like got some clip lock at the side.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 4 2015, 11:12 PM)
Try to open and see got rubber seal or not.

You no need to apply the whole inside. Just at the almost the edge is enough. Once to press on it, the seal will spread out. Wipe clean the seal that spit out.

I saw the sink like got some clip lock at the side.
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Yep, there's a clip lock attached.
No rubber seal though, just empty spaces. If I apply only on the edge, quite worried that the seal won't be enough since the contact point with the counter is very, very thin. Unless I custom make a rubber seal, or fill the hollow with some rubber material to make a flat edge.

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Yep, there's a clip lock attached.
No rubber seal though, just empty spaces. If I apply only on the edge, quite worried that the seal won't be enough since the contact point with the counter is very, very thin. Unless I custom make a rubber seal, or fill the hollow with some rubber material to make a flat edge.

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I don't understand what you mean very very thin the contact. Can't see the picture sink properly how is the edge shape. Get a close up picture and the bottom side.

You can get the rubber from the ACE. Those door and window seal rubber. I forget the brand. Still have a roll in my store room.

This is my sink edge. Any similar? I don't remember it have a rubber seal or using silicon. But I cannot see any silicon seal on the whole edge of the sink.

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 5 2015, 08:40 AM)
I don't understand what you mean very very thin the contact. Can't see the picture sink properly how is the edge shape. Get a close up picture and the bottom side.

You can get the rubber from the ACE. Those door and window seal rubber. I forget the brand. Still have a roll in my store room.

This is my sink edge. Any similar? I don't remember it have a rubber seal or using silicon. But I cannot see any silicon seal on the whole edge of the sink.

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look at the photo you posted - the rims is curved upwards and inside it is hollow so there is no place to put the silicone

ozak - do you mean these weather seals?
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look at the photo you posted - the rims is curved upwards and inside it is hollow so there is no place to put the silicone
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The photo I post, end of the edge have flat surface and seal properly to the table top. The rim is also hollow.

What the rims curved upwards ?
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 5 2015, 08:44 AM)
look at the photo you posted - the rims is curved upwards and inside it is hollow so there is no place to put the silicone

ozak - do you mean these weather seals?
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Yeah. You remind me. RAVEN. This is the 1 I buy.

The rubber is very soft and compact in easily since inside is empty. So put on the heavy sink will compact in easily. (Won't lift up the sink) And it come in 2 seal. That totally seal out everything.
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The photo I post, end of the edge have flat surface and seal properly to the table top. The rim is also hollow.

What the rims curved upwards ?
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Yeah. You remind me. RAVEN. This is the 1 I buy.

The rubber is very soft and compact in easily since inside is empty. So put on the heavy sink will compact in easily. (Won't lift up the sink) And it come in 2 seal. That totally seal out everything.
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do you think i should use this rubber seal instead of applying silicone? i hate silicone
only thing takut the sink move about only but its a heavy sink
my sink has a flat rim and not hollow

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do you think i should use this rubber seal instead of applying silicone? i hate silicone
only thing takut the sink move about only but its a heavy sink
my sink has a flat rim and not hollow
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Flat rim no need rubber seal la. It will lift up the sink and look ugly. And cut your hand if bump to it. Why not undermount?

The sink should have the clip and screw. It prevent the sink from move around.

Your 1 is only can seal by silicon. But silicon will get mold after sometime. Can't run away. Try look for any other sealant at least anti mold.
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Flat rim no need rubber seal la. It will lift up the sink and look ugly. And cut your hand if bump to it. Why not undermount?

The sink should have the clip and screw. It prevent the sink from move around.

Your 1 is only can seal by silicon. But silicon will get mold after sometime. Can't run away. Try look for any other sealant at least anti mold.
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thats why i hate silicone. put one thin thin rubber seal cannot meh?
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thats why i hate silicone. put one thin thin rubber seal cannot meh?
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The rubber thickness must below 1mm. Even 1mm consider too high.

I check at RS catalog. There is a tape call Polyethylene foam tape. Thickness is only 0.8mm. Another 1 call Polyethylene carrier-Tesa 51968. Thickness 0.3mm.


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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 5 2015, 08:40 AM)
I don't understand what you mean very very thin the contact. Can't see the picture sink properly how is the edge shape. Get a close up picture and the bottom side.

You can get the rubber from the ACE. Those door and window seal rubber. I forget the brand. Still have a roll in my store room.

This is my sink edge. Any similar? I don't remember it have a rubber seal or using silicon. But I cannot see any silicon seal on the whole edge of the sink.

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Yeah, it's something similar to your sink's edge except the "curve" is higher and the edge is thinner and not flat. In that way, I'd say your sink has more "contact point" with the counter than mine. Mine is just...imagine a piece of stainless steel curved on the edge. When the edge meets the counter it'll be just like the thinness is as thick as how thick stainless steel is. I'll take pictures when possible.
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 5 2015, 09:33 AM)
do you think i should use this rubber seal instead of applying silicone? i hate silicone
only thing takut the sink move about only but its a heavy sink
my sink has a flat rim and not hollow
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Going by these suggestions, is it possible I put the window seal on the hollow inside to fill it. Then seal the edges with silicon?
Will the silicon seep into the rubber over time, or is it non porous?

This was what I thought in the first place, just need some confirmation from those with more expertise. Thanks for the help everyone.

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10-YEAR MOLD-FREE PRODUCT PROTECTION
The mold-free product protection helps keep the cured caulk mold- and mildew-free and looking clean for 10 years, with regular cleaning. Mold is not only an unsightly and embarrassing problem to have in the kitchen or bathroom, but it might also lead to health problems. Some caulk might claim limited protection, but Kitchen & Bath Supreme Silicone caulk is formulated for increased protection.


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"10-YEAR MOLD-FREE PRODUCT PROTECTION
The mold-free product protection helps keep the cured caulk mold- and mildew-free and looking clean for 10 years, with regular cleaning. Mold is not only an unsightly and embarrassing problem to have in the kitchen or bathroom, but it might also lead to health problems. Some caulk might claim limited protection, but Kitchen & Bath Supreme Silicone caulk is formulated for increased protection."

Have to read carefully.
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To go with his tai chow furnace stove 😁
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Haustern sink HT RICO 624 for RM1,488 + tap. Is it a good deal?

There was a Bianco sink about RM300 extra.

Need help deciding.

Thanks.
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post Jun 7 2015, 08:51 PM

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QUOTE(gurlnextdoor @ Jun 7 2015, 08:47 PM)
Hi,
Haustern sink HT RICO 624 for RM1,488 + tap. Is it a good deal?

There was a Bianco sink about RM300 extra.

Need help deciding.

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If Rm300 more than get the Blanco lah.

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QUOTE(gurlnextdoor @ Jun 7 2015, 08:47 PM)
Hi,
Haustern sink HT RICO 624 for RM1,488 + tap. Is it a good deal?

There was a Bianco sink about RM300 extra.

Need help deciding.

Thanks.
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HCE granite sink is about the same price as well depending on which tap you are selecting. I was told my HCE that their new Granite Sink series are using the same material as blanco, hence easier to maintain and smoother surface.


I am using the old HCE model and i think it is OK. Just something to share, most of my customers will ask for a deep sink about 250mm as they say the deeper the sink, the better as water wont splash. Actually it is not true, most importantly your sink's bowl size is big enough to fit in your wok. As per my photo, the depth is only 190mm and i feel it is OK, at least i dont have to bend down extra 60mm to wash my wok or to take up my plates for.

Usually when we wash our plates, we will not bend all the way down to the bottom of the sink to wash, it will definite hurt our backs if we do so. We usually stand straight or bend a little and wash above the sink. Therefore, no point having a deep sink as the water splashes on the plate not sink.

THe new HCE granite sink size is not the same as the one i m using now as i m using an old model.

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one thing i realize undermount sink and 20mm top really not suit.. need 35-40mm top..

really expose and show the top is very thin and cut cost feel
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Jun 7 2015, 11:44 PM)
one thing i realize undermount sink and 20mm top really not suit.. need 35-40mm top..

really expose and show the top is very thin and cut cost feel
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Thick countertops are so passé
And a 40mm top - usually that's just the profile made to look like its thick. The actual material normally around 20mm or less. If really 40mm top with undercounted sinks - that's so ugly.
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 8 2015, 01:54 AM)
Thick countertops are so passé
And a 40mm top - usually that's just the profile made to look like its thick. The actual material normally around 20mm or less. If really 40mm top with undercounted sinks - that's so ugly.
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dunno wor.. u say passe and prefer thin thin, but i rather follow blanco website,

only saw one pic in there which has a thin edge wor.. others all ok thick thick wor..
http://www.blanco-germany.com/en_us/en_us/...esss_steel.html

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maybe perhaps if using a thinner and cheaper material , thats why got thin counter top lor and you have to use join a seperate profile to make it look fatter. every only knows 20mm thick vs 38mm thick marble, granite, butcher block.. which one is cheaper and which more expensive ma. and so need the help of the side profile to make it appear thicker (cost cutting trick)

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QUOTE(ar188 @ Jun 8 2015, 03:27 AM)
dunno wor.. u say passe and prefer thin thin, but i rather follow blanco website,

only saw one pic in there which has a thin edge wor.. others all ok thick thick wor..
http://www.blanco-germany.com/en_us/en_us/...esss_steel.html

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maybe perhaps if using a thinner and cheaper material , thats why got thin counter top lor and you have to use join a seperate profile to make it look fatter. every only knows 20mm thick vs 38mm thick marble, granite, butcher block.. which one is cheaper and which more expensive ma. and so need the help of the side profile to make it appear thicker (cost cutting trick)
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Thick vs Thin Countertops
You see thick thick is because you are looking at Blanco USA and not Blanco Germany
10 years ago I also asked for thick thick la. I told my kc maker I want 3 inches thick (or 70mm) LOL
But now the trend is thin thin. Euro trend not US trend. US is still very backward in terms of design compare to their Euro counterparts. Look at Euro kitchen designs you will know whats trending. You want Chris Bangle kind of look you ma follow US trend lor.

You think having an counter top profile is a cost saving trick? The countertop material sits on another piece of plywood about 20mm. How to hide this rough top if without a profile? Only your concrete and butcher blocks no need profile la

You got to ask what is the "standard available" thickness of marble, quartz, granite, etc here locally. If more than 30mm, not only have to consider the cost but the weight as well. Then you got to ask if your mixer tap can fit or not with the added thickness of the main material plus the plywood rough top. Dont forget your backsplash that is usually the same material as your counter. Imagine having a thick 40mm backsplash.

I wish my Caesarstone top is 13mm (not available here). Minimum here is 20mm. Plus the 20mm rough top, that is more than 40mm already. Looks too thick for me. Silestone have 12mm slabs but I dont want Silestone. In the end, I told them I dont want the rough top.

Anyway its up to you thin or thick.


Undermount Sink with thick vs thin countertops
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IMHO undermount sinks looks good when the sink itself has no ledge. If double bowl, get two separate bowls (see pic above). Once it has a ledge, it looks dated (see pic below)
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 8 2015, 09:07 AM)
Thick vs Thin Countertops
You see thick thick is because you are looking at Blanco USA and not Blanco Germany
10 years ago I also asked for thick thick la. I told my kc maker I want 3 inches thick (or 70mm) LOL
But now the trend is thin thin. Euro trend not US trend. US is still very backward in terms of design compare to their Euro counterparts. Look at Euro kitchen designs you will know whats trending. You want Chris Bangle kind of look you ma follow US trend lor. 
so thats why you think like that.. euro is latest trend ...so then you better make sure everything else u have also follow the latest euro design lor.. down to sink, taps, kitchen cabinet doors, back splash and even the kitchen appliance like hobs hood and fridge.. u better make sure neither individual sections is few years behind the latest trend then.


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QUOTE(ar188 @ Jun 8 2015, 12:05 PM)
so thats why you think like that.. euro is latest trend ...so then you better make sure everything else u have also follow the latest euro design lor.. down to sink, taps, kitchen cabinet doors, back splash and even the kitchen appliance like hobs hood and fridge.. u better make sure neither individual sections is few years behind the latest trend then.
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you ma do your thick thick wan lor. then make sure post a few pics to share. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 8 2015, 12:36 PM)
you ma do your thick thick wan lor. then make sure post a few pics to share.  rclxms.gif
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where your thin thin wan? post n see? brows.gif
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I am looking for this sink:

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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 7 2015, 10:19 PM)
HCE granite sink is about the same price as well depending on which tap you are selecting. I was told my HCE that their new Granite Sink series are using the same material as blanco, hence easier to maintain and smoother surface.
I am using the old HCE model and i think it is OK. Just something to share, most of my customers will ask for a deep sink about 250mm as they say the deeper the sink, the better as water wont splash. Actually it is not true, most importantly your sink's bowl size is big enough to fit in your wok. As per my photo, the depth is only 190mm and i feel it is OK, at least i dont have to bend down extra 60mm to wash my wok or to take up my plates for.

Usually when we wash our plates, we will not bend all the way down to the bottom of the sink to wash, it will definite hurt our backs if we do so. We usually stand straight or bend a little and wash above the sink. Therefore, no point having a deep sink as the water splashes on the plate not sink.

THe new HCE granite sink size is not the same as the one i m using now as i m using an old model.
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Bro zheilwane, the wok HCE granite sink what size is that? I love the idea of sinks that can neatly accommodate plonking a wok straight in. Real eye opener in the case the one you showed.

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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jun 15 2015, 11:54 AM)
Bro zheilwane, the wok HCE granite sink what size is that? I love the idea of sinks that can neatly accommodate plonking a wok straight in. Real eye opener in the case the one you showed.
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My wok diameter is 42cm but the new HCe model cant fit 42cm diameter wok straight in like mine, nd to slant a bit. In fact i checked many brands cant as well, luckily i got mine 2 years ago smile.gif.

Actually we can get many info and wat is good for us by observing our old kitchen sinks then inly decide what criteria you need for your new sink
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Many customers asked, will their bowls or plates break if drop on a HCE Granite sink? I believe it wont unless it is at a height higher than our normal washing height or dropped at the weakest point of the bowls or plates.



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I recently bought the hce 1145 granite sink

After order only realize it's fking huge

Can fit 2 woks easily

Haven't install but wonder if can be undermount? Or has to be top mount cause it has round edge
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Never see such a deep kitchen sink before. More than a feet depth.

It is good to prevent water flash and clean large thing. But difficult to lift something up if heavy.

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Never see such a deep kitchen sink before. More than a feet depth.

It is good to prevent water flash and clean large thing. But difficult to lift something up if heavy.

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QUOTE(gurlnextdoor @ Jun 7 2015, 08:47 PM)
Hi,
Haustern sink HT RICO 624 for RM1,488 + tap. Is it a good deal?

There was a Bianco sink about RM300 extra.

Need help deciding.

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Never expect kitchen sink also cost 1k ++ eh.....
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Never expect kitchen sink also cost 1k ++ eh.....
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Can anyone recommend a worker around Happy Garden area to replace the sink that involve some hacking? The job is small i'm afraid many do not want to take up the job
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guys just wanna get some comments.

recently my house just got renovated, but somehow I noticed there are some rusty spots on my sink.. what could possibly caused that ? no chemicals used, other than those dishes cleaning detergents.

any methods that can recommend to overcome it from further rusting?

thanks a lot.
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QUOTE(Like a Bause @ Aug 7 2015, 06:28 PM)
guys just wanna get some comments.

recently my house just got renovated, but somehow I noticed there are some rusty spots on my sink.. what could possibly caused that ? no chemicals used, other than those dishes cleaning detergents.

any methods that can recommend to overcome it from further rusting?

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maybe this thread can help you - https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3671819
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I am planning to install a single bowl sink as my kitchen space is small. I roughly estimated max of 600mm for total sink length. I narrow the sink down to 2 choices:

1. Sorento SRTKS 5040 - 544 x 444 x 200mm x 1.0mm
2. HCE KS5945 - 590mm x 450mm x 228mm x 1.0mm

Ideally I prefer to go with HCE as it is slightly longer but I am concern whether I will have sufficient space to install tap and sufficent space from edge of countertop to sink. Please advise. Countertop is the standard 600mm.

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