I've been debating between water containers I can remove vs an installed tank. I couldn't "figure it out" completely, but I was thinking of some situation where I can move a ~5 gallon tank from the floor up high and use gravity to feed the water through my sink faucet.
I'm leaning towards an installed tank.. Right now I'm thinking 12 gallons, but I worry that won't be enough. I found a lot of well priced water tanks on eBay, but the shipping is kinda harsh. They make manual pump faucets that can be used with any tank... Like this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Leisure-Component ... KWVSTBUN5S
Then there's this "electric faucet" which I would think has a pump build in, but there's very little "description" and it shows that people bought it *with* a pump:
http://www.amazon.com/SHURflo-94-009-10 ... KWVSTBUN5S
I'm leaning towards "on demand" pumps on Amazon. I've never done this before, but from what I understand they work when you open the sink valve and shut off when you close it... so there's no need to turn the pump on/off. Here's one:
http://www.amazon.com/LF122202A-Automat ... KWVSTBUN5S
I've also been trying to figure out exactly what I want to do for the sink itself. I bought a $2 sink at a junk yard and planned on cutting a whole in a wooden top and dropping it in. But, the molded counter/sinks look so much better. I get messy around sinks and I think a molded sink would help keep spillage under control.
While hunting for a molded sink solution, I found this:
http://dwincorp.com/product_info.php?cP ... cts_id=350
and this:
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/it ... rtop/38113
The thinking is to use the molded sink and build it into the interior. The problem is $120/$150 is a lot more than the $2 junkyard sink.