Undermount Sink Brackets,Undermount Sink Repair kit, Best undermount Sink Support,Undermount Kitchen Sink Brackets for Fallen Sink Support.(Patent)

Fabulous way to install under-mount sinks. Would have been nice if it came with a few more long brackets. This is not just for repair you can use them for installation as well more robust than granite clips. Great value….

Used these to improve the low-quality installation that came with the brand new home. The product itself is not difficult to install - just test fit where you need them, mark and drill holes, screw them in place and then carefully adjust the arms under the sink with just enough pressure to support the sink WITHOUT lifting the counter top off of the base cabinets. The challenge is working underneath the sink and around the plumbing and garbage disposal. These fit well, the function is perfect for what I needed, the value was great, and they hold the sink securely with no problems after 3+ months.

Easy to follow instructions. Easy installation. Best value. Good quality materials. Rigid enough to hold.

These sink supports were very easy to install and worked great. I re-secured one under counter sink that had fallen and put these brackets on the other three sinks just in case they needed a little support. I recommend them to anyone needing sink support on older bathroom sinks. Thanks.

These secured my sink pretty well. Make sure you use some sort of high quality strong glue in addition to this product and don’t just rely on this to create a secure attachment. Never forget the clear silicon caulk after installation.

My house has an under mount sink for my granite countertop. I never gave it a lot of thought, it was how the house was when I bought it. One day, I noticed the sink on the disposal side had dropped. Of course company was staying with me, so not having a sink was a pain. The sink was originally help in just with what looks like epoxy that failed. These supports have fixed my issue. I could not use the short one, but the 4 longer ones are now on both ends of my sink. Easily screwed into the cabinet walls, and tightened up the sink to a firm connection. I put silicone in between the sink and counter top bottom before tightening up. Its been 2 months and no issues holing the sink in place, I don't worry about using the sink. It was a easy and affordable way to take care of this issue. I didn't want to get involved with drilling holes into the granite. This just worked.

Wow this is awesome, wish my sink was installed with this in the first place instead of the epoxy sink clips that fell out. This will probably last longer than I'll be around for. Make sure to pre drill your holes so you don't split your cabinets.

These worked well. There is only about 3/8 “to 1/2” of travel on these brackets so your sink needs to be lifted up into place before the brackets can be installed. The only issue I had was that the Philips heads on the screws would strip out easily.

If like me you’ve stupidly decided to fit your own kitchen you will come across many headaches along the way. One being brackets to hold your sink up should you be having Quartz/granite (wood you can fix to, stone you cannot). If you want to avoid resin and sink clips then these are the brackets for you. Having searched EVERYWHERE I came across these. They are absolutely brilliant. Excellent design and strength. The little Allen key supplied just adjusts the bar that little bit more to make sure your silicone is squashed and sealed properly. No UK kitchen companies sell these. Couldn’t recommend them enough.

Used to support my undermount sink. It's been a great solution as my sink was collapsing inwards when silicon would get older.

Excellent product, easy to install and provides real support for under-mount sinks

Bought as additional support for an undermount sink, which sits on flimsy looking clips. Comes from US, pity there isn't a UK supplier, would keep price down

It's a fantastic system. I just re did a sink in half the time and in 1 trip. My only regret is that I overtightened the screw and busted the counter top. Good thing they were planning on taking it out soon.....