Anyone know where I can get a deep (& preferably wide) utilty room sink
from. I don't want to spend silly money and I'd be quite happy with a
"cheap & cheerful" stainless steel job but I'm having trouble sourcing one.
I think I'd prefer the type that is set into a countertop rather than being
a "stand alone".

Tim

Tim Downie wrote:
Anyone know where I can get a deep (& preferably wide) utilty room sink
from. I don't want to spend silly money and I'd be quite happy with a
"cheap & cheerful" stainless steel job but I'm having trouble sourcing one.
I think I'd prefer the type that is set into a countertop rather than being
a "stand alone".

Tim


You can get underslung Belfast sinks at reasonable money. IIRC about 70
quid.


stainless is likley to be the province of a spcalist supplier to some
trade..catering or maybe the horsey lot. Expensive.

On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 06:12:30 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

Tim Downie wrote:
Anyone know where I can get a deep (& preferably wide) utilty room sink
from. I don't want to spend silly money and I'd be quite happy with a
"cheap & cheerful" stainless steel job but I'm having trouble sourcing one.
I think I'd prefer the type that is set into a countertop rather than being
a "stand alone".

My local tip does them for a tenner. Maybe yours does too?

Anna
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On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 05:40:05 +0000, Anna Kettle wrote:

My local tip does them for a tenner. Maybe yours does too?

Or your local skip for nowt ;-)

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