I don’t The first thing about plumbing, but I found this sink and was hoping to re-purpose it. The underside is a bit rusty, and the hole has some wear Where I assume the pipe will be fed through and attached.I’m wondering if this would cause problems, or if the pipe is fit in such a way that it wouldn’t matter?
Will this sink work?
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Porcelain on steel sinks are fairly at the bottom of the quality range right out of the box and hardly manufactured at all any more.
That sink has seen a lot of years and is in beyond-funky condition.
The drain should seal, but the rust will continue and will become a liability at some point in the not to distant future.
NO, don't waste your time with it.
That sink has seen a lot of years and is in beyond-funky condition.
The drain should seal, but the rust will continue and will become a liability at some point in the not to distant future.
NO, don't waste your time with it.
Looks like the overflow is rusted out. That was a common problem with steel sinks.
Jeff Handy
Pro Handyman, NOT A Pro Plumber
Rusty corroded outdated junk, and so is the trusty old Moen faucet, dump at the curb.
Might be ok for a fishing cabin, or somewhere in Hooterville.
Might be ok for a fishing cabin, or somewhere in Hooterville.
