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Putting in quartz counter-tops and sink [9" deep].
I want to be darn sure that sink doesn't come lose so I'm following advice from other homeowners who suggest building a wood cradle.
Just a simple 2x4 frame running the length of the sink and then shim it????????????
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04-01-2017, 09:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2017, 09:59 PM by Bob10.)
You cover the tops of the cabinets in 5/8s ply which you can rout to allow for sitting the sink level with the ply and the counter goes on top of that
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These were attached to the ply with fasteners and bead of silicon between the sink and stone. This allows for easy replacement
This next one the same as the first
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For stainless or similar, Bob is right, the sink hangs from the sub-base. A farm sink is different and requires undermount support. Use plywood cleats, not 2x material.
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Or use a Hercules mounting system....cheap and easy. These are very secure.
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I have only used the undercount clips that go into slots cut in the granite. They have never failed and I have had no problem. Now if you have only 2cm granite and need plywood backer then I guess you have to go a different route. I have always used 3cm granite.
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