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mtmy2k2 · 03-31-2008, 01:49 AM

We needed to replace our faucet as it had developed a leak. Found a nice one at Home Depot and put it in. Very easy, about an hour.

On the first trip out my wife noticed the sink had broken around where the faucet was installed. The sink is plastic! Worse, the size is odd, 29 by 19. Most residential sinks are 33 by 22, way to large.

This time we went to Lowes and found a 33 by 19 stainless steel double sink, and with a bit of trimming with the old saber saw, it dropped right in.

I'll try to get a picture posted in the next few days, looks darn good if you ask me!

PS. I bought some Loc-Tite to put the faucet it to keep it from getting loose. Man, does that stuff work!

03-31-2008, 01:49 AM	#1
mtmy2k2 Established Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Beaverton Posts: 15 M.O.C. #7033	Replaced faucet and sink. We needed to replace our faucet as it had developed a leak. Found a nice one at Home Depot and put it in. Very easy, about an hour. On the first trip out my wife noticed the sink had broken around where the faucet was installed. The sink is plastic! Worse, the size is odd, 29 by 19. Most residential sinks are 33 by 22, way to large. This time we went to Lowes and found a 33 by 19 stainless steel double sink, and with a bit of trimming with the old saber saw, it dropped right in. I'll try to get a picture posted in the next few days, looks darn good if you ask me! PS. I bought some Loc-Tite to put the faucet it to keep it from getting loose. Man, does that stuff work!