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.
X4....Just did a household sink the same way. Lay it in a good bed of silicone caulk/adhesive (clear or white as appropriate), let it sit for 24 hours (don't get tempted!) and then hook it all up. You will be good to go for many years to come.
What I post is my 2 cents and nothing more. Please don't read anything into my post that's not there. If you disagree, that's OK. Can't we all just get along?
and if you are still worried get some plumbers strap and run in from side to side and secure it under the counter top. Let the silicone set up first tho
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ScottG wrote: Just ;ole residential applications, I installed one with pure silicone in our last TT. It stayed put the rest of the 13+ years we owned it. After installing, remove every bit of visible silicone for a clean, tight job.
Just ;ole residential applications, I installed one with pure silicone in our last TT. It stayed put the rest of the 13+ years we owned it. After installing, remove every bit of visible silicone for a clean, tight job.
