Kitchen-sink - Plumbing space requirements?

The only part of a sinktop that must sit inside its own space is the bowl - the drainer can go in any bit of worktop, even over fridges and W/Ms.

So you have a W/M - that's 600mm - and a fridge - that can vary, but let's assume it's also 600mm wide - so that leaves 230mm for the sink bowl.

That's too small, man.

So, you need a narrower fridge. A 500mm wide fellow will give you 330mm for the bowl - and that's still a teeny size.

I fear you are pushing your luck. But the starting point will be to find a sink with a suitably small bowl. I guess something designed for mobile homes and suchlike might do?

 

http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis...facbb6&s_kwcid=404x1155165&tmad=c&tmcampid=73

 

https://www.washwareessentials.co.u...BTxTzKSk5Wa-1hXeirKmRigSBcX-W0p0aehoCqcXw_wcB

 

(You think Chippie is kidding - you should see his home... )

 

Who said I was kidding

 

I dunno - I only saw your bedroom.

I mean dungeon...

 

You've seen my landing and bathroom as well, do you want me to re-post the video?

 

Does CrawfW not realise, if he showers straight after having his dinner, he can wash the dishes, wash his clothes and get clean all at the same time. No need for an expensive piece of worktop in't kitchen. Savings all round.

 

He could probably get rid of the toilet as well.

 

My missus told me off for "doing the toilet " when I'm in the shower. I told her that 99% of men do it in the shower.. She replied, "Yes, but most of them don't leave skid marks on the tiles."

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8...vptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_6jjonbf2n0_b

 

Much prefer toilet rolls to them brushes chippie.

 

Southern softie, I use 80 grit.

 

Ahh, Sandrex toilet tissue.

 

I don't think that is necessary...




(But if you send me a copy...? )