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I’m helping a friend reassemble a bathroom and about have everything wrapped up, except this one thing…
This countertop was supplied for the bathroom and I was assuming it used a set in sink option, but after researching it more, it looks like it is cut for an under mount sink.
The supplied instructions on the sink I purchased (that’s wrong, but I’ll get the right one) said you have to drill holes in the counter and epoxy anchors in to assist with holding the sink in place.
My issues/questions are this:
What material is the counter? And can I drill it with a masonary bit?
The counter already has these dovetailed type cuts in it, is there some sort of anchor type I’m missing? Or do you wedge the inserts into these holes and epoxy them in?
If I can find a surface mount sink, I’m open to installing that too.
This countertop was supplied for the bathroom and I was assuming it used a set in sink option, but after researching it more, it looks like it is cut for an under mount sink.
The supplied instructions on the sink I purchased (that’s wrong, but I’ll get the right one) said you have to drill holes in the counter and epoxy anchors in to assist with holding the sink in place.
My issues/questions are this:
What material is the counter? And can I drill it with a masonary bit?
The counter already has these dovetailed type cuts in it, is there some sort of anchor type I’m missing? Or do you wedge the inserts into these holes and epoxy them in?
If I can find a surface mount sink, I’m open to installing that too.