Anyone got one of these ?

[chillibeansauce]

... and not paid £££££ ? I'd love one (I'd put herbs or Aldi Prosecco on ice in mine!) but haven't budgeted for it in my kitchen plans ... surely there must be a catering company out there that stock them at realistic prices ?

No but going on my list for when we see kitchen people next week! 😄 thanks!

Just something else to clean.........

Could you adapt a galvanised metal planter like this one?

@Terrazzo

No but going on my list for when we see kitchen people next week! 😄 thanks!

Mumsnet is fab for recommendations, I found my kitchen suppliers on here (HKOC). Good luck with your planning appointment!

Just make sure it’s not to heavy to lift out once all that ice melts.

@Bargebill19

Just make sure it’s not to heavy to lift out once all that ice melts.

It's like a sink with strainer / waste plumbed in

@everythingcrossed

Could you adapt a galvanised metal planter like this one?

Potentially (and thank you for idea) but I'd need a talented fitter and due to kitchen costing ££££ it's me and boyfriend doing the fitting. We are ok with straightforward stuff but I think that might be a bit too tricky for us.

Then that’s easy, pinch a hole in a galvanised container and fit a drainer and a length of pipe. If nowhere near a drain outlet, then drain straight into a bucket under the counter. Tip bucket down the sink. You don’t need a tap if using it for ice!

Just get a bigger fridge OP.
Far more useful/practical.

I've fitted a few kitchens, always worth getting in a pro to do the worktops- and he can just cut an extra hole for your trough while he's about it.

I know nothing about these but surely they're more than just a metal box? Wouldn't it be double-walled/insulated in some way to stop the ice melting straight away?

A wine trough in the kitchen?! Just when I thought society could stoop no lower, someone designs this. How utterly ridiculous.

unless you have a MASSIVE kitchen, it is just going to be in the way 90% of the time. whenever you want to use your worksurface for normal cooking, not a giant party, it will annoy you. the edges are another thing to clean, and it looks tacky.

don't do it.

Its a sink. I’ve always lived in houses with sinks. Since the 1970s.

Christ there are kids in the world without food.

In all seriousness, how about a workstation sink. You could use it as a drinks cooler for parties

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