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Adding a farmhouse sink during a remodel of a kitchen is a major undertaking, but it’s one well worth the effort. Unlike other types of kitchen sinks, farmhouse sinks are large and heavy enough to require cabinet reinforcement. The amount of water they hold can weigh over 100 pounds alone, so it’s no wonder that reinforcement is necessary. It’s also important to cut away the cabinets to expose the smooth apron front of the farmhouse sink as well. Anyone planning kitchen remodeling with a farmhouse sink will need to consider the following preparations first. |
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When installing a farmhouse sink from scratch during a remodel, the homeowner gets to choose the top-mount, undermount, or drop-in mounting style that works best for them. However, homeowners who already have a farmhouse sink may want to switch its mounting style during a remodel. Most farmhouse sinks are designed for only a single installation method, so swapping to a new farmhouse sink with the right mounting style is usually the best method. Trying to use flanges or trim pieces to switch the mounting style of an existing sink usually leads to water leaks and old issues.
After renovation work, cool down with this lemonade recipe! You’ll need a few ingredients and a glass of ice!
Ingredients:
Enjoy!
Serve with mint and or lemon slices!
Recipe: Elise Bauer – SimplyRecipes.com