Innovative Way to Attach an Undermount Sink

Our undermount sink would not stay in place with the included brackets, which were glued in to our granite. But we found someone who had a very innovative way of installing it, and it's still solidly in place 8 years later.
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[@MeowsTheTime]

I lost the brackets to my sink that can go either way....meaning on top or under.... I plan on a new countertop soon so, this tip will help so much! Genius!

[@biondatiziana]

Great tip! I think I'll be able to use it to solve a similar support problem.

[@gemaffs]

Way to pass on the knowledge. Love your style BTW. From one lady to another, you are one badass lady!!

[@ChickFixUSA]

Thanks! Loving that kind of feedback!

[@husafel]

Great Tip! 😃

[@Fight_Ignorance1]

I think this is the best way so far. But add more screws than just one.

[@krickette5569]

Innovation makes the world go around.

[@battery781]

This is much better than a lot of the idiotic videos I’ve scrolled through.

[@Jpeace530]

Awesome thanks so much

[@jackvanvolkenburg1660]

Creative solution!

[@bexaminer1]

I don't doubt that what he put in for you will work, but I think that I found some brackets on Amazon that might be a bit better. It's not rocket science I know, it's just whatever you feel comfortable with. I think the brackets I just found are $26 which is fine.

[@zzubuzz]

I thought the epoxy method was as stupid as putting a mattress on top of your car and sticking your arm outside to hold it.