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  • Belfast sinkts : Worktop overhang at the sink.
  • fisha
    Free Member

    For those of you that have a Belfast sink, does your worktop have an overhang on the 3 edges where the worktop meets the sink? I’ve read various articles about how it should be nearly an inch … which seems quite a lot.

    If I look at google images of belfast sinks, the overlaps seem to range from large to none atall.

    So any thoughts or experiences of what is more practical / better. What about how far it sticks out ?

    cheers chaps / chapesses.

    Clobber
    Free Member

    My worktop overhangs my belfast sink by 1/4″, seems about right… enough to get a good silicone seal that you can’t see.

    fisha
    Free Member

    thanks … thats what I was thinking. I read folk talking about drip grooves and stuff, but i thought if it had a straight run down to the sink side as you have ( via a little bead of silicone at an angle ), then that would be as good.

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    the-muffin-man
    Full Member

    Stupid things – they are always set 2 inches too low and you end up getting back ache when using them cause you have to lean down too much!!!

    Sorry can’t answer your question! 😀

    fisha
    Free Member

    you think i’ll be using the sink …..

    mmmmwaahhahahahahaaha.

    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    About 5mm on mine.

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