Sink question for double sink owners - bowl placement
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single or double bowl sink...help me decide
Comments (1)oops, I guess this should have placed in the kitchen forum...I have listed it there....See Moreall drawers in base cabinets? double sink?
Comments (10)I store just about any type of item you can think of in drawers...utensils, pots/pans, toaster, mixers, food processor, wraps & baggies, foils, extension cords & other electrical-related items, bread, linens, Tupperware, water bottles, mixing bowls, tableware, junk, candles and other misc stuff, cookie cutters/rolling pin/sifter, ... The list goes on! No, you probably cannot store a KA stand mixer in a drawer, but I don't want to...it's a little too heavy to be lifting up anyway (regardless of base cab storage type) so I store it in one of the corners on the counter. I don't think most mixer lifts are sturdy enough to mix right on them so I would still have to lift it up to the counter from a lift. (Plus, flour all over and with the cabinet door open, inside the cabinet! Along w/anything else that spills...countertops have an overhang for a reason...they protect the interior of cabinets/drawers from spills by covering them and directing spills (liquid & solid) away from the cabinets and down to the floor.) Regardless of your decision on drawers vs ROTS, get full-extension...it's a must! Soft-close is also nice, but it's a nice to have. Actually, I might consider not getting soft-close for ROTS b/c the slight delay in closing (as the drawer/tray is gently closed) means having to wait to close the door(s). BTW...I have one cabinet w/ROTS (Pet Center) and all others are drawers. If I had it to do over, that one cabinet would be a pullout (like a trash pullout), with an interior drawer box. (I rarely use the top ROTS in the Pet Center.) That cabinet has soft-close just like the drawers...and it is a noticeable wait for the ROTS to close b/f I can close the doors (2 doors on it). So, I speak from experience....See MoreSingle bowl sink owners, how big is yours and does it work for you?
Comments (25)Wow! Thanks for the update. I was wondering. So the addition is really hap-pen-ing....I'm so excited for you!!! Ainelane asked me about the ledge. I use the basket like a drying rack for my knives, favorite coffee mug, etc... Oh and my wine glasses. :-) I use it for rinsing veggies too. Some people prefer to leave the basket out. Still plenty room for washing big pots and pans, so rarely do I need to remove it. It is nice to have that option though....See MoreReplacing 60/40 2-bowl sink with a Single Bowl Sink
Comments (38)The faucet and dispenser holes are filled with scraps from the cut-out. This is a job I did last week; removing a failed polyester bowl from a polyester solid surface top and replacing it with a stainless steel sink. No countertops were removed in the process. It isn't that much different with stone, the trick is making sure the footprint of the replacement is identical to or larger than that of the original. I've had budget-conscious clients that didn't care that the negative reveals were off on their replacement sinks in stone. Sink, faucet, soap dispenser, and disposal replacement, plumbing, top refinish and cleanup (ooo..it's messy) just over 3K. That's a Mirabelle sink made in Vietnam. Nice....See Morejudydel
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