Re: [DIY] bathroom sink question

 

Having been known to have  children and forgetful adults walk off and leave a faucet running, I would not personally want any sink without an overflow.  Really wish they put them on kitchen sinks as well.  If someone left a sink running ever so slowly just as they were leaving the house could result in a serious mess and/or expensive damage.

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rpeskar wrote:

 

Well we are finally starting to move on our bathroom remodeling project.

We are going to have granite a counter-top with a undermount sink. My question is that many of the sinks do not have a overflow built into to them. Is this something that is really needed or can we do without it. Will the water flow out properly without it (we do have a vent that goes to the roof). My husband pointed out that the new vessel sinks that are mounted on top of the counters do not have a overflow built into them.

What's your expert thoughts and experiences???

Renee in WI

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