"A.Lee" wrote in message
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I'm in the process of fitting a new bathroom, and went to fit the sink
today, and found that it wouldnt sit flat on the pedestal.
It is made by Armitage Shanks, so not a particularly cheap suite.

I'm going to the shop at 9am tomorrow to see what they have to say, but
my view is that there has been a mix up either in what they have
delivered, or maybe they were not aware that they are different.

Now, the sink and pedestal should be a good fit shoudnt they?
I.E. no wobbling when they are sat together on a level surface.

This one has 2 ridges on the sink, upon which they sit on the pedestal
edge - it looks like the pedestal should be half an inch wider, so it
sits either side of the ridges.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Alan.
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I bought a cheap suite a few years ago. The ridge on the underside of the
basin should fit
around the pedestal I think. The problem I had with it was that the
pedestal didn't stand vertical.
So for a while I had a half inch timber wedge to enable it to stand
vertical.
The maker of the suite was Esmaltal.

Arthur