ᐅ Sink without faucet holes

Created on: 5 Dec 2020 13:29

Hello
I would like to install the following porcelain sink. Can someone tell me how the installation is supposed to work? The sink has no holes for screws, but rather a kind of recess for a hanging bracket (see pictures). I can’t find anything suitable for mounting it anywhere. Thank you very much for your tips!

White basin with central drain thread, lying on wooden floor.

White sanitary base with inner tray, lying flat on floor in front of wooden wall.

ypg5 Dec 2020 19:52

Knöpfchen schrieb:

You probably need:
Basin mounting brackets.

Ah... for hooking on!

Tassimat8 Dec 2020 11:49

I would still install some sort of support because a hanging version doesn’t seem very stable... this is just a gut feeling.

Grendel8 Dec 2020 12:08

I also think they are a bit on the short side and that the sink alone would be rather unstable with them. I am still looking for solutions. I will probably get in touch with a specialized plumbing company as well.

Olli-Ka8 Dec 2020 15:01

#10

Hello,
they should actually hold; I learned GWS back in the late 1970s.
Back then, there were still some brackets, either tabs or alternatively cast iron consoles.
Try entering this item number on EBAY: 254191332504
Regards, Olli

Grendel8 Dec 2020 15:05

#11

Great, thanks! I will definitely take a closer look and try it out!

I found an item on eBay under that number, and it looks interesting, possibly also in combination with the mounting brackets.

Mycraft8 Dec 2020 15:18

#12

And firmly attach it to the wall with silicone. Sometimes you remove everything, and the component still holds tight because of silicone everywhere.

ᐅ Sink without faucet holes

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