The area under my bathroom sink is exposed - would this shelf look okay exposed?
751687
I think I might take a metal clothes hanger and string it across the opening of under your bathroom sink and hang a piece of cloth from it, or have a piece of material and fold over 3/4" and stitch along it and slide the hanger thru it. I wouldn't leave it exposed in my under sink. Personal opinion. Good quality plastic.
751688
My personal opinion...I wouldn't. My home is not the fanciest or the worst, but I think there are other options out there that would look more finished if out in the open.
751689
Yes. Realize that it's a tiny bit wobbly, though. Not bad - I stack folded polo shirts on it and it's fine, but I use it totally unextended, (versus fully extended). It's decent looking, so I think it's ok out in the open, for sure.
751690
I do not think this would look OK in the open. I didn't even like the look of it in the cabinet under the sink. It's white plastic and black metal and not very sturdy as far as traditional shelves go. It's definitely a utility-type item and looks so.
751691
No, plastic parts are very functional, but not attractive. Something made of all metal would be better (but more expensive, of course).Good luck!
2088010
Only if it is in an enclosed area, I don't think it will stand up to exposure to weather, the shelves are a light weight wood and while the metal frame is nice, it probably would not do well if exposed to the outdoors.
834937
Bar Keepers Friend is somewhat helpful, but the long term answer is to put down a rubber mat of some sort that completely covers the bottom. If I had it to do over again, I would NOT install this sink! Dish soap pits the sink and it scratches too easily.
891001
i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~
403129
It shouldn't be.I is a hidden shelf.And a shitty one at that.Unless you like obvious hiding spots.Its way bulky
2133315
Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
1423170
slight inward curve at the bottom of the sink does not create a quality issue. I'm sure this is done for aesthetics. a clear sealer between the countertop and sink can be used if you choose
503526
i, too, live in an apartment and have a standard metal double sink and this shelf fits very nicely over it. In fact, the shelf is about 2 inches longer than the sink is wide. If you measure your sink from outside left to the outside right and it's 33 inches, then you probably have the same sink I have. I hope this helps your decision.
946411
hi ther i wouldnt stack these shelves they would probably fall over being they r long. otherwise it looks nice in the bathroom wich is what i purchased it for .
1488678
No it has the typical cover that most shelves have, the one that is like a thin sheet of wood that you nail or in this case screw in. Not something I would have exposed.
776484
Not really. Its not a problem that the tubes are exposed and they kind of look cool. You would need very good ventilation if you did place it in a cabinet as the unit warms up a bit
133527
It looks nice, stable and not occupy too much space. The 3 glass shelfs on the side may be loose and may need glue. Warning: do not put too hot water into the sink since that would make the glass sink break.
2274739
We are installing this sink in a very tiny half bath. The sink hasn't been installed yet because the bathroom is still being renovated. I'm sure if you have enough space you can build a custom cabinet beneath it. Good luck.
546191
Insofar as I am concerned the picture that I see here is backward. Mine is mounted on the left side of my under sink cabinet and the upper recessed shelf is located against that inner wall. It is a wonderful, well made unit. It rolls easily and has been a great addition to my beautiful new kitchen.
1546488
Bathroom should be fine. Mine is in a basement and its a little damp and cold. No issues and I have had it up for months. Also, I don't think the material is rust prone. Seems to be stainless steel but I am not certain.
992219
There has to be access either under a sink or in a closet. You may have to remove a panel to see the back side.
374813
Yes! I actually mounted mine underneath a cabinet so it's right above the sink. Perfect!