[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi,

Does anyone know of an undermount resizable bathroom (vanity) sink – preferably rectangular with curved corners?

If yes, which catalogue/cloud catalogue please.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Ariana Thompson]

Like This?

 

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[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi Ariana, thanks for the reply. That looks ideal – where is that one from please?

 

[Travis Davies]

Mike did you get a response? I’ve been looking for the same thing. We use a “wave” style quite often and there isn’t any plumbing uptions for undermount sinks unless they take up the whole cabinet or cut off the faucet. Need a basic 18″ semi-rectangle undermount sink as an option for sure

[Ariana Thompson]

Hi Mike,

I actually mod the dims of the Baking Sheet/Cookie Sheet from the Cloud. I find the curve of the corners looks “right”.

Only downside is you have to manually shape the countertop around it.

When I do, there ends up being a small countertop seam where the faucet would go – then I add on the faucet from the Catalog Browser Plumbing catalog (Faucet Manual Placement) so the little seam isn’t visible.

Ariana

[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi Ariana, Good suggestion – might give it a go in future.

Hi Travis, I’m providing some DXF shapes to a friend in another country so that he can build them in.

[Travis Davies]

Thats awesome Mike!

[Ariana Thompson]

Found this in the Plumbing catalogue – but you only see it when you go into the Plumbing Catalogue.

I always like to choose my plumbing using the Catalogue Browser, as you get little thumbnails.

And….am I crazy, or are there MORE things to choose from when you go in that way than when you just click the plumbing icon?

Ariana

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[Travis Davies]

lets pray the ongoing wish list for things like this get some attention for V12. Basic things like actual sinks people use should have been included years ago.

[Ariana Thompson]

I find that the faucets are problematic.

There are about three kitchen faucets I use – and one lav faucet (the one in the image) over and over again because all the others are very dated.

I suppose many users are downloading faucets from SketchUp – by I try and download as little as possible.  I have one computer for my work – and it runs 2020, our POS software, the internet for email and online research, our in-house projects management software, our in-house product database, excel, etc…. It doesn’t take much to make my 2020design too big a file to be useable – SketchUp files can be… well…sketchy.

 

 

 

[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi Ariana, Nice find but unfortunately, can’t resize it.

 

[Alan ryner]

Hi Mike Just saw this There is in Cat Solid M a farm sink you can resize and if you put it under the bench you can hide the tap area . I sometimes us this . It does not have round corners though.

[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi Alan,

Just got back from the UK and saw this. Thanks for this and I am also having a shape created in Sketchup.

 

[Ariana Thompson]

Okay – a MILLION years after the fact – but for anyone who finds this thread because they searched the topic, I just came across this during a design and remembered this thread:

ROOM-Plumbing catalogue

Sink and Lav Add-Ons/Lav/Vessels/

I chose the VESSEL.RECT.BCK48.

This is an attachment – so it won’t let you drop it just anywhere – it has to be dropped onto a cabinet.  To adjust the size, you need to go into Attributes under the VARIABLES tab.

Use “Attachment Width”, “Attachment Height”, and “Attachment Depth” to alter the dims – changing the normal dims will do nothing.  You can grab it in Elevation and lower it to be an undermount, or use “Attachment Origin Y” to adjust the Up/Down.

You may have to manually mod the ctop around it – but you have to do that with half the sinks in the Cloud anyway.

😉

Ariana

[Mike Langensiepen]

Hi Ariana,

Thanks for that – will try it!