Hey Desertsteph. I was just checking on this very question today. Talked with several people about a cast iron sink being too heavy for a modular/manufactured home. They said if you have a Formica type countertop (they are heavy), you should be able to have a cast iron sink. They said they have rarely encountered a problem where they had to beef up the insides with reinforcement. However, Lowe's has a brand of cast iron sink (American Standard) that is much lighter weight than the Kohler. It is resin based porcelain and is as durable as the ceramic porcelain. Not an acrylic as those are plastic. Also, went to the American Standard website and gosh, it comes in about 6 colors, from white, cream, beige, grey, black, navy blue. Has to be ordered in but only takes about a week. The prices shown on the website though reflects retail price and is much higher than buying through Lowes. So I have decided to get my custom countertops from them and get the lighter weight sink as well. Their Wilsonart laminates look just like granite and is less than 1/2 the cost. I priced the granite today and it was $1326 for my small kitchen and the Lowe's custom laminate was $630 INSTALLED! Try checking with Lowe's on that brand of cast iron sinks. I think you would be happy with it.

I have it on my nook...but I doubt that will be of much help. That said, my house probably loves my nook more than I do now that we have far fewer teetering piles of dusty magazines.

I'm a relative newbie to INR. If the in-home version used the same QUICK, spring-loaded poking device, I could do that at home. I'm still in process of pinning down the correct dosage of meds. Had a week off finger sticking and then cardiologist drtopped one of my meds a week ago and now INR is low again?!?

Do you mean from the Home Decorators catalogue/website? I got a small bedside table from them and had to leave it outside and in the garage for weeks to off gas! It smelled horrible. Their stuff is inexpensive but pretty low quality.