How to secure a residential drop-in bathroom sink?
I am considering replacing my existing plastic bathroom sink with a china one like this which is a perfect fit:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Glacier-Bay-Aragon-Self-Rimming-Drop-In-Bathroom-Sink-in-Bone-13-0012-4BHD/100095777
The existing plastic sink has clip mounts around the underside of the sink to secure it to the counter which is laminate/particleboard. This sink will not have that and the instructions say to just put sealant on the counter before dropping it in. This might be sufficient, if you use a construction adhesive like a Loctite Power Grab, but I don't think just a sealant would work in an RV. I could fabricate a piece of metal with a hole for the drain collar that would wrap up to the underside of the counter.
Do you all have any ideas?
thanks,
fred
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Glacier-Bay-Aragon-Self-Rimming-Drop-In-Bathroom-Sink-in-Bone-13-0012-4BHD/100095777
The existing plastic sink has clip mounts around the underside of the sink to secure it to the counter which is laminate/particleboard. This sink will not have that and the instructions say to just put sealant on the counter before dropping it in. This might be sufficient, if you use a construction adhesive like a Loctite Power Grab, but I don't think just a sealant would work in an RV. I could fabricate a piece of metal with a hole for the drain collar that would wrap up to the underside of the counter.
Do you all have any ideas?
thanks,
fred
