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Posted by mike on October 12, 2007, 7:03 pm
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> > cajunpaisley wrote:
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> >http://www.americanstandard-us.com/Products/productDetail.aspx?area=ba
> > th&cat=2&col=&prodID=1895
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> > > Any ideas on a good method of installing this sink...I've google for
> > > undermount technique and results are fuzzy.
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> > Clips screwed into the underside of the countertop.
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> > > Ceramic tile? Travertine? Cultured something or 'nother? Formica?
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> > Huh? Are you asking how to install the sink or looking for
> > suggestions for the top?
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> Sorry, I should have written better post...installation will be
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> straightforward and I'm sure I won't have any trouble with that. I
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> finish/trim recommendations are what I'm looking for..
> Thanks.
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There's not really any trim involved. You mount the sink to the
underside of a solid (i.e. same waterproof material all the way
through) countertop material that has an opening to match the sink.
Silestone is a durable, worry-free material for this.
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