Temporary sink set in a kitchen, any ideas?

[Nesty1760]

Hi All

I am having new kitchen installed (the house is tenanted) and a bit of snag occurred, which gonna mean be without a sink for a few weeks, instead of a couple of days.

I want to replicate a sink set up with a temporary version.

I have the pipework & waste, that I could attach a tap tail feed and waste too.

Anyone, got any ideas or used a set up that works, I saw this one on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3ECQJ9NPRG...

[Metric Max]

Whilst awaiting granite worktops to be made and fitted we had this

[Tisy]

Buying that catering sink seems like rather overkill to me, considering the cost. What do you plan to use it for when your kitchen is complete because I think you'd struggle to sell that unless you'd be prepared to accept pocket change for it.

When we had ours done we just used the bath and put the washing up bowl in there. The overhead shower was quite handy for rinsing off the dishes too. A minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things. We were mostly living off takeaways whilst the work was underway so the washing up was limited to forks, spoons and some beakers. I certainly wouldn't be sinking £125 into a temporary sink set-up personally.

[98elise]

Why not just fit the sink into a cheap B&Q counter top as a temporary solution.

[Nesty1760]

98elise said:

Why not just fit the sink into a cheap B&Q counter top as a temporary solution.

I just managed to re-claimed it back from being thrown out! This might be a possibility now!

[Chumley.mouse]

Just use the old sink unit as a stand alone , a bit of old worktop or whatever board you can find and plumb it in like above.

[sherman]

Last time I had my kitchen redone.
We ate takeaways or went to restaurants that had a midweek meal deal .
We bought a few paper plates and cups for breakfast etc and didnt wash up for the week.
We set up a kettle, toaster and microwave and the fridge in the living room.