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Attaching undermount sink to Silestone
I got a new sink, and will be getting a Silestone vanity top. The sink
(an undermount) comes with a mounting kit for drilling and mounting in a 1" minimum thickness top. The Silestone top is 3/4" thick. I am reluctant to sink an anchor 5/8" into a 3/4" top. Anyone know another way to undermount the sink? BC |
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