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Posted by Lawrence on November 6, 2006, 11:23 am
campn4fun@neo.rr.com wrote:
> We just had a house built and opted to go with a single sink in the
> masterbath in a granite countertop. The plans did call for the second
> sink but we didn't think we needed 2. Well, we now wish we had the
> second sink. Is is possible to add the second sink after the granite is
> in or does the granite counter have to come out? The single sink is an
> undermount. The counter is 7 feet long. The vanity is under the single
> sink, there is open space under where the second sink could go so
> access to get under the counter is no problem.
I doubt if you can easily install the sink after the counter has been
installed. A granite fabricator would have to be consulted. Holes
would have to be cut in the counter for the sink and the plumbing and
that work is usually done in a shop where the tools and jigs needed are
readily available and where the mess can be tolerated. For them to cut
new holes in your counter now might be possible but would involve
making a big mess in your bath. What they will probably tell you is
that the counter has to come out. It is probably a lot easier to do it
that way. Just remove it and haul it to the shop.
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