Drip edge sink

NS Builders on Instagram: "Apron sinks and water damage? While there’s a lot to love about apron sinks, this style makes it easier for water to run down and ruin your cabinets below. This stone detail helps catch those drips and prevents that lower door from getting destroyed. #nsb182 Architecture @stevetiek Millwork @materiamillwork Stone @metcabinet Video @motifmediaco #nsbuilders #builder #customhome #needham #countertops #stone #kitchendesign"

ourfrenchcountryfarm on Instagram: ~Details~One detail that we added to our 2 farmhouse sinks are drip ledges! I LOVE THEM! Just a simple addition that adds SO much!…

A sink drip rail might seem insignificant. However, it offers a subtle sophistication to an apron front sink as well as functionality.Let’s chat about a practical kitchen design…sink drip rails or a sink drip edge. Get inspired for incorporating one into your own kitchen.If you want to add a little something extra to your kitchen and make it feel more custom, keep reading. This design trend offers practicality and design aesthetics that will be in vogue for years to come.

Could your kitchen use a little something extra to make it feel more custom and elevated? Are you tired of water dripping onto your sink cabinet? Well, I have a quick and easy project that solves both of these problems and can be done for around $10 (or using scrap wood & stain in your […]

Amelia | Home Decor & DIY on Instagram: "FAQ: What is that piece under your sink? It’s a sink drip edge or sink drip rail. Is your sink actually sitting on it? No…it’s a strip that is added under the sink and attached to the cabinet. It helps catch water and run off from an apron front sink so water doesn’t drip down your cabinets and onto the floor. It also balances out the heavy look of an apron sink or farmhouse sink and gives it a nice finished look. We had it installed with our…

I've got a new Trend Alert post on the blog and this one is for the kitchen! Have you heard of drip rails? I'm talking all about them and sharing lots of inspiration in today's post.

A simple, inexpensive and decorative addition to a farmhouse sink. A drip ledge (also called drip edge or drip rail) serves both form and function by giving a custom look to the kitchen sink while also protecting the lower cabinetry from water drips. Materials used: Piece of timber Wood scre...