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Two sinks: same reveal?

10 years ago

If you have two sinks in your kitchen, did you use the same reveal for both? I'm not keen on positive reveals, but like the option of using a cutting board to cover the prep sink if we need more surface area... Would it be weird to have a neg/flush reveal on the main sink, and positive on the prep sink?

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Fori
10 years ago
It wouldn't be weird. In fact, nobody would notice.
ck_squared
10 years ago
I have the same on both but I don't think it would be weird given your needs.
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lapsangtea
10 years ago
I don't think it's weird; I agree wouldn't be noticeable to others.
suzanne_sl
10 years ago
I'm pretty sure that we, the obsessed, are the only ones who would even notice. Do be sure that the prep sink that you're thinking of wanting to cover has an appropriate flange.
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Joseph Corlett, LLC
10 years ago
No. It would not be weird.

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