Fig.1 Bar sink |
Supplies and Tools:
1-1/2-in Diameter ABS P-Trap Fitting
ABS Adhesive 8-fluid ounces
Bar sink (Aluminum)
Crescent wrench
Clear Silicone
Faucet
O-Ring Seals
Silicone clear
This post shows the five steps to install a small bar sink.
Step 1: A bar sink is usually a drop down sink. The sink sits on top of a counter top with a hole for the sink area. Fig.1 Above right shows this faucet that was assembled into the bar sink prior to placing the sink into its new home. If the sink was assembled prior to installing the faucet use a basin wrench to tightened the brass water bolts to the water lines. If your are starting from scratch, there will be a sink template in the box. Use it the template and tape it to the area on the counter where the new sink will be placed. Now use the line to cut the edges of the sink. Once the hole is in the counter place the sink inside and follow the rest of the directions.
Step 2: Fig.2 shows the flexible water connectors for hot and cold water lines were used for this job.Faucet
O-Ring Seals
Silicone clear
This post shows the five steps to install a small bar sink.
Step 1: A bar sink is usually a drop down sink. The sink sits on top of a counter top with a hole for the sink area. Fig.1 Above right shows this faucet that was assembled into the bar sink prior to placing the sink into its new home. If the sink was assembled prior to installing the faucet use a basin wrench to tightened the brass water bolts to the water lines. If your are starting from scratch, there will be a sink template in the box. Use it the template and tape it to the area on the counter where the new sink will be placed. Now use the line to cut the edges of the sink. Once the hole is in the counter place the sink inside and follow the rest of the directions.
Fig.2 Flexible water lines |
Fig.3 Fill lines to bar sink |
Fig.4 Copper lines are just below the sink area |
Fig.5 P-trap |
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