Bobbyj
New Member
I think the guys who built the cabinets and installed my sink screwed up. It looks like it was just held in place with silicone caulk, and that the width of the cabinet (narrower than the sink rails) makes it impossible to attach clips to hold the sink down.
Right now the width of the granite cutout is only about 1/4 inch wider than the width of the rails on the underside of the sink. From the pictures you can see you can not tighten clamps from below because of that.
Any ideas on how to secure the sink better than just silicone caulk? That seemed to work for about two years, but eventually the seal broke and now the sink shifts back and forth the 1/4 inch.
Thanks!
Right now the width of the granite cutout is only about 1/4 inch wider than the width of the rails on the underside of the sink. From the pictures you can see you can not tighten clamps from below because of that.
Any ideas on how to secure the sink better than just silicone caulk? That seemed to work for about two years, but eventually the seal broke and now the sink shifts back and forth the 1/4 inch.
Thanks!