Hi there, I am making an outside utility sink frame from bits of wood from the garden. I have a Belfast sink for the top. My basic question is this. What is the more secure way of fixing the frame together and what would other people do? I want people's perspectives before I do something which can't be undone. The legs cannot go flush with the wall due to the waste pipe. Also, how do I secure the sink so it doesn't fall off? I was going to fix from and side panels at the top and bottom to be secure, however, I have realised that these should have gone completely over the vertical 4" posts. Any help welcomed.
Utility sink help
- Thread starter Mollymawk
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Probably best fixings would be proper woodworking joints, then glued. But other than that screws. If you but a solid lid on the legs then form a hole for the sink waste and overflow, then if it is free standing unit, silicone or tile adhesive screed to fix.
Notch the legs then it can be secured to the wall, much stronger.
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