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Belfast Sink Question

barkar · 2008-09-09 21:26:57

Hi, I am getting my kitchen refitted at last, thinking of a belfast sink (not too dear on ebay), does anyone know can they be fitted on a laminate wood counter top? I think the draining boards are seperate if that is the case can it be set into the counter top? Somehow i think the answer is no but would appreciate any…

09-09-2008 9:26pm

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barkar

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Hi,
I am getting my kitchen refitted at last, thinking of a belfast sink (not too dear on ebay), does anyone know can they be fitted on a laminate wood counter top? I think the draining boards are seperate if that is the case can it be set into the counter top? Somehow i think the answer is no but would appreciate any advice!
K.

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#2 10-09-2008 10:56am

crosstownk

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I bought a Belfast sink in Ikea last weekend for STG£115 including all the drain fittings. It was a lot cheaper than anything I could find in Dublin.

AFAIK, there is no problem fitting it to a laminate counter top but I'd imagine that the sink will need to be supported from underneath as they are quite heavy.

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