My brew area is in my one car garage so it's narrow. I have water and drainage available and could put a utility tub in but then couldn't get the car in.
What I need is a sink that's about 24" long X 16" wide (from the wall out) X 16" deep.
I can either mount the faucet on the wall or on one of the long ends.
This would basically be like a trough. Big enough to completely submerge my primary fermenter and any long items such as my auto siphon or thief.
broadbill said:What about a utility sink on a mobile base and casters, plumbed with washing-machine supply hoses? Wheel it out, screw onto water supplies, do your washing (with it draining into your drain). When done wrap it all up and wheel out of the way. Store stuff in it when not in use.
you could build a plywood box the size you need then fiberglass it.
nhwrecker said:A few years ago, John Bichmann gave a presentation at the HBC on how to set up your home brewery. There's copies of his powerpoint presentation all over the place, but here's the first I just found. http://www.scribd.com/doc/92925454/Tips-Tricks-to-Setting-Up-Your-Own-Homebrewery-Blichmann Look at page 12 for an example where someone has a sink that folds up out of the way.
You can use starboard to fab a sink. It's used in marine applications (boats) all the time. Basically plastic plywood type stuff. 5 pieces, some screws and caulk/silicon. You can make any size tub you want and it will last forever. Drill a hole for drain and plumb it up.
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