| Wed Sep 04, 2013 | Post #1 | GUNA
Join date: Feb 2012 | Hi Gautam, what is the size of the marble
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| Wed Sep 04, 2013 | Post #2 | Gautam Aggarwal
Join date: May 2011 | size of the counter top is 2ft by 6ft and the thickness of the wall where the angles have to be fixed is 9" | | |
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| Wed Sep 04, 2013 | Post #3 | GUNA
Join date: Feb 2012 | Hi can you send me a toilet drawing, what is the support for bottom of the marble(ply..) basin type( above counter) size of the basin, do you have any wall on the left or right side of the counter as you face basin
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| Thu Sep 05, 2013 | Post #4 | Gautam Aggarwal
Join date: May 2011 | Dear sir, thank you for your assistance on this subject. I have attached the drawings of the bathroom along with the details of the above counter basin. I have already bought a wooden ply type sheet around half inch thick to be used under the counter. I hope this information will suffice but if you still have any questions please contact me immediately. I hope that the attached files are clear. Thanks | | | | |
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| Thu Sep 05, 2013 | Post #5 | GUNA
Join date: Feb 2012 | Hi Gautam.
Fabricate L angle (2"x 8 mm) frame of size 1'9" x 6'0" with 2 inter support(6'0" side)
Fix the frame on the wall with required anchor fastener on all three sides having frame flat surface on top
Fix water proof ply on the frame then put marble
Fix marble skirting (back splash ) of 6" ht,on all three sides
Fix 9" ht 19mm water proof ply with laminate finish below the counter vertically on the front side of the counter (6'0"), this will cover the bottle trap of basin
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| Thu Sep 05, 2013 | Post #6 | Gautam Aggarwal
Join date: May 2011 | Dear Gunaji, many thanks for your help. But I am not able to understand this fully as I am not a technical person. Is it possible for you to send me a drawing for this? I hope that it is not asking for too much! And the other point is that the problem I face is fixing the frame in the wall on the three sides. We are not able to fix it properly as the screws come out of the wall whenever little pressure is applied on the frame. Can you please tell me how to screw the frame to the wall so that it can take the required weight? Thanks | | |
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| Thu Sep 05, 2013 | Post #7 | GUNA
Join date: Feb 2012 | Hi Gautam, pl. find the drawing you can discuss with your Architect for technical details | | | | |
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| Thu Sep 05, 2013 | Post #8 | Gautam Aggarwal
Join date: May 2011 | Dear Gunaji, Thank you very much for your help and I will try this and then let you know. Thanks a lot. | | |
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