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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's totally possible, for example, the undercounter basin is installed under the countertop, as long as the bottom of the basin is fixed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Not necessarily. Personally liked. Conventional is below the countertop.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, splashes of water on the countertop can be left in the bowl.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Of course, the mainstream ones are now lower than the countertop.
Yes, no problem at all, depending on how the local stainless steel is made, it is recommended if you can.
If it is a U-shaped countertop design, one side of the sink must be 60 cm, the opposite side can be a little narrower, it is estimated that 35cm is too narrow, at least 40cm, and the other side of the stove should also be 60cmThat's how my kitchen is designed, it's convenient and functional. FYI.
Basin faucet? It's best to have a faucet for a countertop basin, and it's a long spout. Otherwise, it will not be convenient to use
Measure the location of the drain first, whether it is in the shower room. If you don't have it inside, you can't fit it. Generally, the size of the shower room is 900x900, 1200x800, 1000x1000 >>>More
Hello, are you sure your countertops are marble.
In general, there are not many kitchens that actually use marble countertops. >>>More