It is just a great patio beer drinking table with a great view:) I couldn't get a picture of the table and the view because I didn't have the room with just a camera phone but this is the view from the top of the patio with it:)

HU, I've replied to old posts, sometimes the related questions that appear can be confusing and the date can be overlooked, it happens, I think many of us have done it, so don't worry about it. Thing is, if the original poster is no longer following and if other people looking for inspo are more likely to get advice by starting a question of their own than getting lost in an old discussion and if people willing to reply waste time reading through before noticing the question is 7 years old, and it brings it back to the first page making it more likely more people will mistake it for a recent discussion, I'm not sure how productive any of that is, so I appreciate the 'old post' advisory, and in that spirit since I've now added to the conversation I'll draw to others' attention that this is an OLD POST

I lived close to the beach on the Sunshine Coast before I moved here a couple of years ago, so I'd have thought I'd have had my fill of beach. Then misshayley posts a picture of Gerringong and I remember from many years ago how beautiful and unique the mid-south and south coast of NSW is (and I'm not that far from it if I head due east). I just need a dog-friendly house, maybe at Eden... :)

Hi. From what I've read, flush mount sinks are fairly new. Surely the cabinet maker who organises the stonemason has many ways of reinforcing the sink from underneath to ensure the installation is solid, and addresses the obvious weakness. Perhaps do some research (there are forums and Q&As online) and see for yourself the issues involved and what others have to say or recommend about it. I'll see if I can find some for you as well. Otherwise, I would be looking for the advice, opinions or suggestions from other cabinet-makers, joiners and stonemasons with experience in flush mount sinks and engineered stone. It does sound like they are just making you aware of warranty limitations and this is understandable. I would definitely be making sure the folks doing the work have experience. Best wishes!