Cloakroom Sink fixing

[mattward00]

Hi, can anyone please help me to finish this bathroom?, all thats left is to fix down the sink to the vanity unit, please see attached product:
http://www.betterbathrooms.com/bathroom-furniture/vanity-units/aspen-41cm-walnut-vanity-unit/

No brackets have been included but there are 4 holes on the top of the unit, I was wondering if general silicone sealant would do the job, so far I cannot get an answer of what is the correct way. No solution from beterbathrooms either,


Thanks for any of your time, Matt

O... one more thing the tap hoses, I have done this up my hand as no tools are available to insert into the tap enclosure, as the hoses have a rubber seal is this sufficient to hold mains water pressure over time?.

 

[Charnwood]

The item you link to says Aspen, but as far as I can make out Aspen is available only in white and a different design.
I think it might be the Tavistock Kobe. (Roper Rhodes.)
http://www.bathroomvanityunits.co.uk/kobe-walnut-floorstanding-3583-21921

I love the instructions.
Absolutely no mention of a basin being involved.
Just shows how to put the cabinet together.
http://www.bathroomvanityunits.co.uk/link/1/pwta5075_10143_t.pdf

Monobloc flexis, as you say, do come with rubber washers. Hand tight should be sufficient, but......

 

[longdogs]

Fix the unit to the wall using the holes or your own brackets, then apply some silicon between the basin and the top of the unit and also between the basin and the wall. Make sure that it is all held in place while it dries. When its dry, go around the top and sides of the basin with a good silicon to create final seal.