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Question: How many sink clips are in this kit?
Document: these clips worked worked perfectly.just what i was looking for and needed. under the counter sink was tuff to hold up and theses clips really help.
Discovered that the builder did not secure my stainless steel sink to the underside of our granite counter top. These clips worked perfect to correct the mistake.
Works as stated. The trick is chosing the right epoxy. One that doesn't dry too fast but doesn't take too long either. You don't want the epoxy dripping down but you also want enough time to work with the clips under the sink. Also, take care to not over tighten the clamps on the studs.
Used to secure my undermount sink when the stock parts from the sink/countertop did not inspire any confidence. Install of these clips may be tricky if you are doing an in-place repair (dripping epoxy through the holes), but with the project inverted, these went on easily and securely. I don't expect gravity to beat these anytime soon.
Almost half of the studs I got had bunged up threads. I had to run a die over them to re-thread them, and, since they are metric, I had to BUY a whole set of metric taps and dies. This made the sink clips VERY pricey. I'd have returned them, but had scheduled the job, and had to have them right at the time. Pieces of CRAP.
I went with 8 clips to start, and during the tightening I lost two of them to the epoxy seal not being able to take even hand tightening.The sink is still standing 6 months later, but you better believe I don't let the dishes pile up for fear of losing the whole thing again.In the end these clips do what is advertised, but if you are mounting a sink in almost all circumstances it is better to go with a real masonry anchor.
We had our sink drop on us at a cookout. How embarrassing. 10lbs of frozen fish caved in our sink, due to poor installation of the marble under mount sink. The clips worked great because the holes allowed the 2 part epoxy (from HD) to seep through. I couldn't drill into Marble so yes Epoxy was the connection of choice. Once dry i just set the sink in and screwed on the clamps. I even put epoxy on the fasten nut. This sink will not fall again.
I had an under-mount vanity sink detach from the counter top after 5 years. The original installer only used adhesive without any additional clips or support, which is fine until it isn't. These clips were the perfect solution to my problem. I used putty epoxy to securely attach these clips to the countertop. After letting the epoxy cure for 24 hours, I applied regular epoxy around the rim of the sink and used these clips to secure the sink in place. Worked like a charm.
its better but not as easy to work with.--&#62; I have 4 other sinks in the house that are still attached. I plan on adding E-Clips to the rest before delamination.
Because I was working with little space and from below this was not possible, mostly because I couldn't use a water collar to make sure I didn't crack the concrete upon drilling.That left me with the epoxy clips (which is better than epoxy on metal per the previous installation) but was again faced with the issue of working from underneath.
Answer: yes