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4 years ago

Cute photo (though these days my inner skeptic immediately thinks: Photoshop?) but wondering if you have photos of this sink after the plumbing was installed. Would love to do something like this but dubious on how it looks with the pipes underneath. Thanks!

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4 years ago
Hello Mittens Cat, Thank you for your interest in USA Made & Manufactured Float-Frame Under the Counter brackets (FFUTC - available in 18” & 24”). Our brackets have a weight load of 750 #s/bracket.

Our Under the Counter brackets are an excellent solution for “levitating”, “floating”, or elevating any surface off of a wood stud; as well as, a secure long lasting solution for ADA/Barrier Free applications when installed in compliance of regulatory laws.

We also offer USA Made & Manufactured Float-Frame Island brackets (FFIA - available in 12”, 18”, & 24”).

Understand your note of skepticism! This photo is not photo shopped...this was installed in a kitchen and bath showroom in Farmington Hills, MI. I have attached additional photos of an elevated sink, per your request. You may also visit our website: www.myfloatframe.com for more information or feel free to give our Veteran Owner & Operator, Bill Bowser a call. Please see contact information, to reach Bill, please use extension 1.
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4 years ago
Thanks Scott Systems, er, Bill! What I was hoping to see is how the exposed pipes (P trap??) look from a lower camera angle. That's lovely, though. Can you tell me the type of wood and dimensions of that floating beauty?
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Scott-Systems
4 years ago
Mittens Cat, the brackets are the FFUTC18 (Float-Frame Under The Counter 18”). The front and sides are 3.5”. The customer did not send a photo from below. Please see additional photos of alternative applications: foyer bench, office closet desk, kitchen island; along with the easy installation process!

The last photo is of our Float-Frame Island Brackets. This kitchen island is extended 24" with no need for downward supports, "knee-knockers", or legs.
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4 years ago
OK, you sold me on the bracket, lol! Now I just need to figure out a cool design for a double sink on a plank of wood!
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Scott-Systems
4 years ago
Our brackets will hold any type of surface: granite, stone, marble, concrete, and wood!!!

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