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Laundry sink installation Ultraglide 05-28-2006
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Posted by Ultraglide on May 28, 2006, 12:53 pm
We are renovating our laundry room. We have a single plastic sink that my
wife wants to hang from the wall rather than use the base that comes with
the sink. Are there any kits available that would allow us to use the
existing drain setup?



Posted by Speedy Jim on May 28, 2006, 1:19 pm
Ultraglide wrote:

> We are renovating our laundry room. We have a single plastic sink that my
> wife wants to hang from the wall rather than use the base that comes with
> the sink. Are there any kits available that would allow us to use the
> existing drain setup?
>
>

You're going to re-use the old plastic sink??
How will you safely hang it from a wall??
If the same sink is going in, why is there any need
to change the drain??

Not being smart, it just sounds like some info is missing.

Jim

Posted by Ultraglide on May 28, 2006, 2:13 pm

> Ultraglide wrote:
>
>> We are renovating our laundry room. We have a single plastic sink that
>> my wife wants to hang from the wall rather than use the base that comes
>> with the sink. Are there any kits available that would allow us to use
>> the existing drain setup?
>
> You're going to re-use the old plastic sink??
> How will you safely hang it from a wall??
> If the same sink is going in, why is there any need
> to change the drain??
>
> Not being smart, it just sounds like some info is missing.
>
> Jim
The wife does not want to have the legs as the floor is difficult to clearn
around them. It's not my idea, lol.



Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on May 28, 2006, 2:51 pm

> The wife does not want to have the legs as the floor is difficult to
> clearn around them. It's not my idea, lol.

They won't be in the way when the sink pulls out and dumps on the floor and
breaks a joint in the feed tubing making a flood. Your job is to point out
the problem and she will just have to live with it.



Posted by Phisherman on May 28, 2006, 6:24 pm
On Sun, 28 May 2006 14:13:29 -0400, "Ultraglide"

>
>> Ultraglide wrote:
>>
>>> We are renovating our laundry room. We have a single plastic sink that
>>> my wife wants to hang from the wall rather than use the base that comes
>>> with the sink. Are there any kits available that would allow us to use
>>> the existing drain setup?
>>
>> You're going to re-use the old plastic sink??
>> How will you safely hang it from a wall??
>> If the same sink is going in, why is there any need
>> to change the drain??
>>
>> Not being smart, it just sounds like some info is missing.
>>
>> Jim
>The wife does not want to have the legs as the floor is difficult to clearn
>around them. It's not my idea, lol.
>

You could build a cabinet with a toe-kick. That way the plumbing is
hidden and there is additional storage/counter space.

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