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Neil Catley November 1st 03 12:50 PM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ?? most web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What will
fit this hole ??


BigWallop November 1st 03 05:38 PM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 

"Neil Catley" wrote in message
...
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ?? most web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What will
fit this hole ??


I think it works out to be sink size is same as drainer board size, plus
50mm all round.

So if the sink is 500mm X 500mm then you say that the drainer is 500mm X
500mm as well, then add 50mm all around these sizes for the roll that sits
on the worktop around the hole.

The example here would then give you:

500mm sink + 500mm drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 1,100mm (1.1mtrs) for
the length of the sink.

500mm sink and drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 600mm (0.6 mtrs) for the
width of the unit.

Hope this makes sense. :-))



kitchenman November 2nd 03 12:45 AM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 
Dunno where you got the sizes from

If you only 'think' you know the answer why not leave it to others who 'do'

--
regards
Dave Batter
Kitchenman
www.kitchenman.co.uk
www.sxmitres.info
www.marks-family.co.uk
http://oneandone.co.uk/xml/init?k_id=5568652
"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"Neil Catley" wrote in message
...
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ?? most web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What will
fit this hole ??


I think it works out to be sink size is same as drainer board size, plus
50mm all round.

So if the sink is 500mm X 500mm then you say that the drainer is 500mm X
500mm as well, then add 50mm all around these sizes for the roll that sits
on the worktop around the hole.

The example here would then give you:

500mm sink + 500mm drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 1,100mm (1.1mtrs)

for
the length of the sink.

500mm sink and drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 600mm (0.6 mtrs) for the
width of the unit.

Hope this makes sense. :-))






Michael Mcneil November 2nd 03 12:48 AM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 
"kitchenman" wrote in message


Dunno where you got the sizes from
If you only 'think' you know the answer why not leave it to others who 'do'


Now now children! Any more of this and you will have to go back to the
caustic soda.






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BigWallop November 2nd 03 01:31 AM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 

"kitchenman" wrote in message
...
Dunno where you got the sizes from

If you only 'think' you know the answer why not leave it to others who

'do'

--
regards
Dave Batter


How does it work out then ? I'm only going by experience of my own findings
in this, so I'd really like to know how you would work out what sink fits
inside a hole of certain size. Or would you just buy a new sinktop and hope
it fits ?


http://oneandone.co.uk/xml/init?k_id=5568652
"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"Neil Catley" wrote in message
...
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ?? most

web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What

will
fit this hole ??


I think it works out to be sink size is same as drainer board size, plus
50mm all round.

So if the sink is 500mm X 500mm then you say that the drainer is 500mm X
500mm as well, then add 50mm all around these sizes for the roll that

sits
on the worktop around the hole.

The example here would then give you:

500mm sink + 500mm drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 1,100mm (1.1mtrs)

for
the length of the sink.

500mm sink and drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 600mm (0.6 mtrs) for

the
width of the unit.

Hope this makes sense. :-))








kitchenman November 2nd 03 05:40 AM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 
take another look at my reply to Neil Catleys's other post, a few above
this.

--
regards
Dave Batter
Kitchenman
www.kitchenman.co.uk
www.sxmitres.info
www.marks-family.co.uk
http://oneandone.co.uk/xml/init?k_id=5568652
"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"kitchenman" wrote in message
...
Dunno where you got the sizes from

If you only 'think' you know the answer why not leave it to others who

'do'

--
regards
Dave Batter


How does it work out then ? I'm only going by experience of my own

findings
in this, so I'd really like to know how you would work out what sink fits
inside a hole of certain size. Or would you just buy a new sinktop and

hope
it fits ?


http://oneandone.co.uk/xml/init?k_id=5568652
"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"Neil Catley" wrote in message
...
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ?? most

web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What

will
fit this hole ??


I think it works out to be sink size is same as drainer board size,

plus
50mm all round.

So if the sink is 500mm X 500mm then you say that the drainer is 500mm

X
500mm as well, then add 50mm all around these sizes for the roll that

sits
on the worktop around the hole.

The example here would then give you:

500mm sink + 500mm drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 1,100mm

(1.1mtrs)
for
the length of the sink.

500mm sink and drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 600mm (0.6 mtrs) for

the
width of the unit.

Hope this makes sense. :-))










PoP November 2nd 03 09:15 AM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 
On Sun, 02 Nov 2003 01:31:53 GMT, "BigWallop"
wrote:

How does it work out then ? I'm only going by experience of my own findings
in this, so I'd really like to know how you would work out what sink fits
inside a hole of certain size. Or would you just buy a new sinktop and hope
it fits ?


I would have thought something like this might have been easily
answered with a quick trip to a DIY shed where they've got sinks on
display. A quick shufty with a tape measure and you've got the answer,
shirley?

The store staff will probably be happy to help if there is a sale
looking likely :)

PoP


BigWallop November 2nd 03 12:19 PM

help finding kitchen sink ?!
 

"kitchenman" wrote in message
...
take another look at my reply to Neil Catleys's other post, a few above
this.

--
regards
Dave Batter
Kitchenman


Ah Ha !!! I must remember that. Thanks Dave.


"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"kitchenman" wrote in message
...
Dunno where you got the sizes from

If you only 'think' you know the answer why not leave it to others who

'do'

--
regards
Dave Batter


How does it work out then ? I'm only going by experience of my own

findings
in this, so I'd really like to know how you would work out what sink

fits
inside a hole of certain size. Or would you just buy a new sinktop and

hope
it fits ?


http://oneandone.co.uk/xml/init?k_id=5568652
"BigWallop" wrote in message
...

"Neil Catley" wrote in message
...
All,
I am looking for a stainless steel sink to fit a 480mm x 960mm

hole.
Does anyone know what dimension of sink I will need for this ??

most
web
sites state the actual sink size - lots are 510 or 500 X 965. What

will
fit this hole ??


I think it works out to be sink size is same as drainer board size,

plus
50mm all round.

So if the sink is 500mm X 500mm then you say that the drainer is

500mm
X
500mm as well, then add 50mm all around these sizes for the roll

that
sits
on the worktop around the hole.

The example here would then give you:

500mm sink + 500mm drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 1,100mm

(1.1mtrs)
for
the length of the sink.

500mm sink and drainer + 100mm for the overlap = 600mm (0.6 mtrs)

for
the
width of the unit.

Hope this makes sense. :-))













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