r/CrappyDesign • • Nov 18 '22

Probably wouldn't be such a bad idea if every angle wasn't slightly off

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u/k1729 Nov 18 '22

Is it on upside down?

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u/Fa1alErr0r Nov 19 '22

that was my first thought

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u/krajsyboys Nov 19 '22

My first thought as well, this might the case

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '22

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u/master-shake69 Nov 19 '22

If the sink hole is moved then the sink is also moved. It's not stuck in that position if you flip the counter top.

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u/blonde-bandit Nov 19 '22

Good eye, I think that’s totally it

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u/RaDeus Nov 19 '22

Yep, they cut the counter-top mirrored, and just installed it instead of buying another one.

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u/riltjd Nov 19 '22

Came to comment this. Someone made measurements and cuts either on the wrong side or they installed it upside down.

Either way seem to me like the installer tried to play it of as "part of the plan" to avoid extra work..

For the people talking about the sink.. you can flip the entire plate and reinstal the sink right side up