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Extra Holes in Double-Skinned Sinks
Where do I start? Because of a flood at home we found this problem with our sinks.
The sinks sit on top and into a two door and series of drawer cabinet.
There are extra holes under and to the side of the sinks, (see .bmp attached) to each side of the bowl there are chambers which from the top are very handy for putting things when you are getting ready, anyway the sinks are double-skinned and I have been told by supplier that the holes are for 'drying-out purposes' in the kiln. Unfortunately these holes are connected to the side chambers and in turn are connected to the overflow.
So, when we did have a flood, we didn't realise for a long time, as it was leaking under the sink and behand the cabinet.
I cannot use a plunger as I would have to cover the extra holes and the overflow and still water would remain in the chambers.
I really need to get new sinks and I think the supplier or the manufacturer is responsible, can anybody help. Or, indeed, does anybody know what I am talking about, because reading this back it doesn't exactly make sense.
Thanks for reading this far.
Phyllis