Kitchen sink unit plans

Actually a bog standard box that is rectangular. Hand made, beaten
copper. If you have some nice plans be interested to discuss.




Robatoy wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> [email protected] wrote:
>
> > I am looking to put together a free standing kitchen sink unit that
> > uses a copper sink. I would like to keep the front and side open to
> > make the most out of the copper in terms of presentation etc.
Looking
> > to use either Beech or Oak (depending on how hard the local sawmill
> > negotiates). I wonder if anyone can point me towards some plans
(free
> > or paid for) for something like this as I would prefer not to do
the
> > design etc as well.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Rory
> >
>
> I have done some 'open' concepts with copper sinks, but I'd need to
see
> the sink. Does it have a drop-down front? Is it a basic box? Does it
> look like one of those basic USD 3500.00 Portland jobbies? <G>
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> E-mail me. (Lose the BULL from my addy)
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> Rob

In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] wrote:

> I am looking to put together a free standing kitchen sink unit that
> uses a copper sink. I would like to keep the front and side open to
> make the most out of the copper in terms of presentation etc. Looking
> to use either Beech or Oak (depending on how hard the local sawmill
> negotiates). I wonder if anyone can point me towards some plans (free
> or paid for) for something like this as I would prefer not to do the
> design etc as well.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rory
>

I have done some 'open' concepts with copper sinks, but I'd need to see
the sink. Does it have a drop-down front? Is it a basic box? Does it
look like one of those basic USD 3500.00 Portland jobbies? <G>

E-mail me. (Lose the BULL from my addy)

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Rob