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« Rear of Parlor Floor | Main | Laundry Floors Not Yet Finished » August 1, 2005Trough Sink Mounted in Kids' Bathroom
It turned out to be quite a bear to mount this trough sink. Finding faucets that work with it has also been quite difficult. Nevertheless, we think it'll be a cute touch to the kids' bathroom. Posted by brownstoner at August 1, 2005 6:55 AM Commentscan you please provide sources for the sink and faucets? love this idea....not in NYC, so brand names would be best. thanks Posted by: Melissa Babcock at August 1, 2005 10:39 AM This (and others we have seen like it) are all vintage/salvage. Quite heavy to ship, so best found locally at salvage stores. Where are you located? Posted by: Brownstoner at August 1, 2005 11:24 AM looks great. we are about to mount the one you featured from moon river chattel on a new wall. any suggestions/warnings? we found two legs from good olde things to support the front....looks like you're supporting completely on the wall. how did you reinforce? would be great to get a heads up before we dive in. thanks. just out of curiosity...what's the height of the faucet from the floor? Posted by: ari at August 1, 2005 11:03 PM looks great. we are about to mount the one you featured from moon river chattel on a new wall. any suggestions/warnings? we found two legs from good olde things to support the front....looks like you're supporting completely on the wall. how did you reinforce? would be great to get a heads up before we dive in. thanks. just out of curiosity...what's the height of the faucet from the floor? Posted by: ari at August 1, 2005 11:03 PM Reminds me of my grade school lavatory!!! cute Posted by: MJ at August 2, 2005 1:44 PM I saw this a few years ago in a home magazine and loved the idea! The couple being profiled were also using it in their kids' bathroom. The only difference is the underside of the sink was painted matte black, which gave it a great look (plus also concealed any inevitable dirt that would occur in a kid's bahroom). Posted by: Trish M. at August 8, 2005 11:46 AM We probably will paint it some other color--maybe black... Posted by: Brownstoner at August 8, 2005 2:49 PM Did you get the sink at Demolition Depot, by any chance? Posted by: Mimsy at August 9, 2005 1:30 PM IF YOU WANT THAT INDUSTRIAL/CUSTODIAL LOOK...KOHLER MAKES THIS SINK IN WHITE ENAMELED CAST IRON W/BLACK MAT UNDERSIDE IN THE FOLLOWING CONFIGURATIONS; ''BROCKWAY SERIES'' K-3200 36'' LONG DRILLED FOR 2 FAUCETS $729 ALWAYS SHOWN WITH UTILITY TYPE FAUCETS BUT YOU CAN USE OTHER STYLES WITH MORE FLAIR. TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHT IS 31'' FROM FINISHED FLOOR TO FRONT LIP. Posted by: INFERIOR WRECKORATOR at August 12, 2005 7:21 AM Desperate to find one of these sinks. Anybody know where I can get one? Posted by: Charlotte Brooke at September 17, 2005 1:49 PM Try Demolition Depot on 125th Street--or call up to the Olde Good Things warehouse in Scranton, PA. Posted by: Brownstoner at September 20, 2005 8:58 AM |
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