It matters not how deep your worktops are, the sink position stays the same. The thing to watch out for is sink base units with a center vertical post, it can fowl the bowl. But if you haven't got this set up then don't worry about it.Hi, that what I was thinking. put it as far forward as is safe for more back comfort later.
Spare room at the back is always useful for sink gadgets etc
Well that vital information was missing from your post.You don’t design a kitchen to accommodate children .well it is a 720 mm front to back, so centre puts it quite far back and makes it a bit of a stretch for smaller family members if I do that, so wondering what the minimum recommended is, I don't want it creaking or breaking when I put it in place
BABY IT?I have the center bowls clear of the verticals, the only thing I still do not know is how much I have to baby it when moving it about after it has a hole in the worktop. We are letting the flat bit push over the next unit, still looks right for the space and it only descends about 15mm where the clips go, so wont get in the way of anything.
Went and checked everything again, where I want to place the drainer bowl over the next unit means I have to put the cutout 85mm in from outer edge, so much safer to move before sink is clipped in.
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