We have a travel; trailer with a small sink and no counter space. Is this strong enough to put over the sink and use as a cutting serface?
866501
Yes, absolutely. Also it has rubber on top and bottom that make it no slippery on your sink !... I recommend, hope you enjoy it.
866502
Yes, it is very strong and good quality cutting boards . I am very preased I bought it!
1096484
You will still need to bend over the sink. It only projects about 4-6 inches.
1833776
I had to check! Yes, if you squeeze the two vertical bars gently they pop out and therefore you can remove the bar. There are four suction cups on the back, so it should hold. We have a stainless steel sink that is quite boxy/industrial and it holds perfectly. Good luck!
2126355
Hello Diane: I ended up returning this sink because it was just too small looking I felt when I actually saw it. This is suited to a house trailer type bathroom. To my knowledge any single hole faucet would work but many would visually overpower the size of the sink. If you have not yet bought the sink I suggest you obtain the dimensions and make a cardboard cutout to tape in place. This is what I did before ordering another larger unit. Once you have the sink I suggest you shop for the faucet in a store where you can see the product because this sink requires a petite faucet. Hope this helps.
177784
the cutting board is a little less than 1 inch thick. It is very sturdy and nice and unless you put an elephant on top of it sitting over the sink, I'm sure you will be fine!
1124276
I only have it on a small bathroom vanity counter, and it's holding up well so far...not sure what the result would be in a kitchen though!
1982384
I suppose it could drape over the middle part of your sink. It is very flexible. I however, use it in the bottom of my sink. Hope this helps.
673428
It depends on the gap between your wall and the back of the sink. If it is around 4" you should be fine, any counter surface wider than that and it would feel odd. Also make sure you are ok with having a faucet that wide over your sink. The other bit of advice I would give is that you need to have at least 6" of depth in your wall cavity to make this fit with the hardware that is provided.
2232080
We bought it for a narrow space between the frig and stove in my mothers house. It works fine and I believe it would fit the bill for a trailer.
877052
my installer said yes. I just ordered this too. Just make sure your cabinet dimensions are big enough. They may need to cut the sink, but it can be done so I"m told
1106422
Strength wise, yes, it's very sturdy and strong. The slats hold plates and dishes upright very well, but the sides of the rack are not very high. I keep this rack in the sink, so anything larger like pots/pans can lean up against the sides of the sink. If kept on the countertop, a pot or pan will not have anything to lean up against so although the rack is strong enough, it may not be the right design for that purpose.
1848250
That's exactly what it's for. I'm thrilled with mine. The magnets are extremely strong. You put the rack inside the sink and the magnets under the counter on the sink and it holds really strong.
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As far as the strength, yes; the wavy supports are solid stainless and welded to the angle bracket. Is this a good application? I can't guarantee it, as I don't know how far the counter top will extend past the brackets, and what the brackets will be fastened to. If the counter top is more than double the width of the bracket then it becomes a lever point when weight is on the edge of the counter top; if the cabinet is 1/4" plywood it will not be strong enough to hold the back of the brackets with any weight. Given normal screws, cabinets, etc., the bracket is probably the strongest part of the setup... As far as the strength, yes; the wavy supports are solid stainless and welded to the angle bracket. Is this a good application? I can't guarantee it, as I don't know how far the counter top will extend past the brackets, and what the brackets will be fastened to. If the counter top is more than double the width of the bracket then it becomes a lever point when weight is on the edge of the counter top; if the cabinet is 1/4" plywood it will not be strong enough to hold the back of the brackets with any weight. Given normal screws, cabinets, etc., the bracket is probably the strongest... » Read More As far as the strength, yes; the wavy supports are solid stainless and welded to the angle bracket. Is this a good application? I can't guarantee it, as I don't know how far the counter top will extend past the brackets, and what the brackets will be fastened to. If the counter top is more than double the width of the bracket then it becomes a lever point when weight is on the edge of the counter top; if the cabinet is 1/4" plywood it will not be strong enough to hold the back of the brackets with any weight. Given normal screws, cabinets, etc., the bracket is probably the strongest part of the setup... « Show Less
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Probably a bit but i wouldnt. Being stainless steel, its strong but at this length it would be brittle and break on any hard impact.
1078445
Probably not, dude. When our granite guys move a polished slab they use several sets for a decent sized countertop. I only have one set and I try not really put a load on them. I mostly use them as an extra handle to manipulate bulky panels (windows, shower surrounds). I like them but I don't trust them to really carry things. Get yourself some lifting straps if you're carrying unpolished stone.
1626309
Yes...it is too short to cut on. We bought it to use as an extension of counter space. It was substantially shorter than the counter. It is cute but way too short and skinny to fit in well in a normal kitchen.
70134
I ordered this also but sent it back. The insert with the disposal works well with my apron sink. My only advice is order the sink rack for the bottom of the sink. You will love it. It keeps dishes up and off the sink, protects sinks from heavy items, and allows me to drain and wash in the same space.