Want to Buy Darkroom sink, Staten Island, NY area

[artonpaper]

I'm looking for a suitable darkroom sink. Doesn't have to be too large. I will consider a sink made of any material, with or without fixtures. I'm in the Staten Island NY Area.

Thanks.

Cheers,

artonpaper
(Doug Schwab)

 

[paul ron]

all the sinks you will ever need is available from industrial equipment suppliers. Im sure we have them here in NYC as well.

Crusie this for a type n brand.. then google to see if you can find it locally.

http://www.usaequipmentdirect.com/c...less-Tables-with-Sink-or-Prep-Table-Sink.html

You probably can also find it used from a business selling out or a salvage shop.

 

[gorbas]

It's unbelievable how quickly sink can shrink when you fill it with trays, so do not limit yourself with small one. Buy the biggest you can afford and fit in your space.
Arrange your trays and measure it, then add for more trays.

 

[paul ron]

btw a cheaper alternative is buy a kitchen counter top. you can get thoss in long lengths with seamless backsplashes. then cut in your own sink.

 

[xvelids]

I'm sure you have tried this, but craigslist is a great resource. I have seen on numerous occasions people selling or donating their sinks in the tri-state area. Having said that, the sizes often do not correlate to the space you have available. If you need a custom sink, I would try a custom steel sink fabricator because they can create a new sink to your design in less than a week. The trouble is moving it if it's large and getting it in the space...and also you have to design it. It's also generally cheaper than the businesses selling industrial sinks. In Brooklyn (bushwick), I know a fabricator who builds for chemistry sinks for schools and has built sinks for darkrooms in the past.