New kitchen sink

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tomzleapin
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New kitchen sink

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I ripped out my plastic kitchen sink today and installed a stainless steel one that I bought at IKEA for about $47 plus tax. It's a little larger than the old one but it wasn't difficult to enlarge the opening.

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Tom
2005 24' RB
Towing 2016 Mini Cooper convertible on tow dolly
New Hope, MN
mockturtle

Post by mockturtle »

Beautiful! I wish manufacturers had stuck with stainless steel sinks. They are the most attractive and practical.
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Dallas Baillio
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Post by Dallas Baillio »

Did you give up a double sink for a single? Or did your model BF have an original single sink?
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tomzleapin
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Post by tomzleapin »

I replaced the original double plastic sink.
Tom
2005 24' RB
Towing 2016 Mini Cooper convertible on tow dolly
New Hope, MN
Nancy
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Post by Nancy »

Wish I could do that....but I would have 1 HUGE sink instead of the 2.
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Post by tomzleapin »

IKEA has several types of sinks available. Here's a single bowl that would probably work:

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http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S19897197/
The price is $135.99.
Tom
2005 24' RB
Towing 2016 Mini Cooper convertible on tow dolly
New Hope, MN
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