Without knowing which sink you purchased, I assume you have purchased a sink like the Patrick Distribution Single Bowl Stainless Steel RV Kitchen Sink # 277-000202. This sink comes with basic clips for an under-mount that are simply installed to the underside of the countertop using screws or wing bolts. You will want to use silicone like # 0160297 to created a water tight seal by placing a bead on the flange of the sink. You can use a wet cloth to remove excess directly after installation... view full answer...
Yes, you could use the Better Bath Single Bowl RV Kitchen Sink # LC385313 to function just fine as a top-mounted sink in the exact manner you describe. I do recommend having a counter top cut out as close to the 25" long x 13-7/8" wide inside dimensions of the sink in order for its 1" lip to have as much space as possible.
Additionally, since this sink does not have a built in sink drain strainer I recommend adding the LaSalle Bristol RV Sink Drain Strainer Basket # 34439166. view full answer...
Correct, there are no mounting holes on the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink part # LC808488 therefore the faucet would mount to the counter-top behind the sink. I have attached a list of our faucet selection for you as well as our sinks if the above will not work for you.
The closest option we have in regards to size is the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink part # LC209401 but this option has a three hole mount that would accept the RV Kitchen Faucet part # 277-000014, not... view full answer...
You'll need to place the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink # 34416305PWA on the counter and then use the mounting tabs to clamp the sink to the underside of the counter. You'll screw a tab to each mounting point on the sink and face the tab outwards from the sink so it can grip the underside of the counter. view full answer...
The Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink - Trough Style # LC426017 can be mounted on top of the cut out in your RV with some caulk/sealant. It is 14 inches x 10 inches overall but the inside dimensions are 12 inches x 8 inches so it has a 2 inch lip which will rest on top of your sink.
I have added a photo that one of our customers sent in of this sink mounted in their RV which should give you a good idea of how it will look after you install it. view full answer...
I contacted the vendor and verified that you do in fact need to use plumber's putty when installing the Sink Strainer w/ Push-In Basket for 2" Drain # 37295325. The putty will go on the top side of the sink, in between the sink and strainer. I attached a demonstration video for another product, however, it will be a very similar process. At approximately the 10:30 mark in the video, you will see the putty being used. view full answer...
The mounting hardware that comes with the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink # 34416270PWA essentially acts as a clamping system. The screws will insert through the hole in the tabs and then into the threaded locations on the underside of the sink (see attached photo).
The top flange of this sink will sit on your counter and take on the weight while these tabs just help keep the sink from shifting around.
Attached is a review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
The Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink part # LC388412 is can be installed as both a top mount (drop-in) or under mount so you will have no worries installing this sink in your trailer. view full answer...
When installing the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink, # 34416156PPA the drain tube to the sink (as well as seal the sink to your counter top) you will want to use a good silicone sealant, something such as TremPro 644 # 0160297. This will create a water tight seal at the connection point for proper operation. view full answer...
The Patrick Distribution Offset Double Bowl Stainless Steel RV Kitchen Sink # 277-000090 will fit into a cut out that is 24-3/4 inches by 15-5/8 inches. Below the counter you need 7-3/4 inches and the overall counter must be at least 30 inches wide. view full answer...
To connect the drain tube to the sink for the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink # 34416186PWA (as well as seal the sink to your counter top) you will want to use a good silicone sealant like the TremPro 644 # 0160297. This will create a water tight seal at the connection point for proper operation.
I have attached a short video review that you can check out as well. view full answer...
The item you referenced, the Patrick Distribution Offset Double Bowl Stainless Steel RV Kitchen Sink # 277-000090, does require and does include the mounting hardware clips to secure it to the underside of the mounting surface. It is not intended for top mounting.
If you refer to the linked image you'll see the clips, screws and inserts supplied with the sink for mounting it properly. The clips, used in conjunction with a 100% silicone sealant like # 0160297, will make for a secure and... view full answer...
According to the instructions for the Better Bath Single Bowl RV Kitchen Sink # LC209351, you will slip the "L" brackets over the studs, and lightly tighten the wing-nut.
You'll want to make sure that the "L" bracket is on the sink, and not on the stud plate.
Additionally, make sure you do not over tighten the wing nuts, as this can cause the stud to break loose from the sink.
Finally, you'll just need to seal the sink with a 100% silicone sealant that is compatible with ABS plastic.
You... view full answer...
The Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink # LC32ZR is made of ABS plastic, which is highly susceptible to harsh chemicals. It's best to use a mixture of mild soap and water to clean ABS products and you'll want to use a 100% cotton wash cloth to avoid causing micro-scratches in the sink, causing the loss of the sink's sheen. view full answer...
The Patrick Distribution Single Bowl Stainless Steel RV Kitchen Sink # 277-000075 is an undermount installation and comes with clips which you install underneath your counter. The sink then secures with the screws or wingnuts and you will also want to use sealant such as # 0160297 for a water tight seal to finish the installation. view full answer...
You could definitely install the Better Bath Single Bowl RV Kitchen Sink part # LC385313 as an over mount. The flange would be a little flat and not tapered down like you see on most over mount sinks but as long as that's not an issue for you this would work fine. view full answer...
For the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Kitchen Sink, # 34413M111 you have 2 installation options. Installing as a drop-in (or self-rimming) and undermount option. Because you are not replacing an existing sink, a hole 1/4" smaller than the overall diameter of the sink must be cut in the counter top.
If you choose to do a drop-in installation, you'll simply need to drop the sink into place and secure it to the counter using the included brackets and wing nuts. Mounting studs however are... view full answer...
I do have options for you in the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink part # LC388412 for example which is 27-1/8" long x 16-1/8" wide x 6-1/4" deep and is made of 20-gauge stainless steel but I am not sure if you are going to find one with the exact requirements you have listed. That said, the depth of the sink and gauge of steel used would not really be an issue for most installations. The overall dimensions I also do not think there would be an issue with as most under-mount sink... view full answer...
You will secure the Better Bath RV Kitchen Sink # LC385313 to your counter by putting some butyl tape under the edges, and then finish by putting 100% silicone sealant all around the edges. view full answer...
Since the Better Bath Double Bowl RV Kitchen Sink # LC388414 can be mounted either above or below the counter, we do not carry any mounting hardware specifically for this sink. There are studs on the underside of the sink that can be used for top mounting as well as mounting under the counter.
In order to mount it below the counter, you would need to use the existing mounting brackets from your old sink or you could source brackets from your local hardware store. If you wanted to mount... view full answer...
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