Joseph Joseph sink protector

Bod
Bod Forum Participant Posts: 71
edited May 2016 in Parts & Accessories #1

We have a new caravan on order that has an enamelled sink. I don't want to use a washing up bowl in it for fear of scratches to the surface and wondered if anyone has one of the Joseph Joseph protectors from Lakeland and whether they are any good? If not
can anyone suggest a product that will do the job.

Thanks Bod

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  • petertr
    petertr Forum Participant Posts: 199
    edited May 2016 #2

    I've got a few of their things in the kitchen, very nice and so far they've lasted well.

    Amazon was cheaper than what I'd seen in shops, if that helps?

  • Bod
    Bod Forum Participant Posts: 71
    edited May 2016 #3

    Thanks. We have bought one today from Lakeland and agree these products seem good quality - will try it at home first! Biggest problem was trying to get out without breaking the bank - will take your advice and check out Amazon.

  • Catsize
    Catsize Forum Participant Posts: 73
    edited May 2016 #4

    I've bitten the proverbial bullet and bought one of their washing up bowls. It is on little legs and has a plug of its own with a sieve bit to catch any debris (am sure there's a proper name for it). Bought one for the house too and it's great. Will hopefully
    make caravan sink logistics much easier. Costs a fortune (about £25!!), but worth it to me.

  • Catsize
    Catsize Forum Participant Posts: 73
    edited May 2016 #5

    Harts of Stur does lots of Joseph Joseph stuff and might sit easier on the conscience than Amazon.

  • Susan MT
    Susan MT Forum Participant Posts: 3
    edited May 2016 #6

    Bought our JJ sink protector from John Lewis. WOrks fine, have one at home and one for the road.

  • gasman
    gasman Forum Participant Posts: 20
    edited May 2016 #7

    Bought a new coachman vip 575 in December, came as standard with the Joseph drainer, don't rate it very highly but would recommend the sink protector also sold at Lakeland to protect the enamelled sink.

  • Bod
    Bod Forum Participant Posts: 71
    edited May 2016 #8

    Thanks gasman. That looks like the same sink as the Pastiche so hopefully I have got things right. I agree about the drainer because our current van has a stainless steel sink and drainer which we are going to miss! Circumstances have forced us into changing
    the van but a lot has changed in 5 years!!

  • Trini
    Trini Forum Participant Posts: 429
    edited May 2016 #9

    I was amazed when we collected our Affinity back in 2014 to see that Elddis had taken an enormous backward step by fitting enamelled sinks!

    These were 'dropped' years ago for use ithe kitchens because of their ability to chip so easily.

    There again this manufacturer also fitted an ineffective 'stick' for an aerial!

  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218
    1000 Comments
    edited May 2016 #10

    As ever, it's style over substance.

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