Kitchen Sinks

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this was 'ours' for many years.. even the kids were bathed in there from time to time

I have smashed pots on the stone and so far so good. I'm not sure what the terminology is but my edges are 'filed' back more so it isn't so square for that reason

'nosed'

Like I said certain sinks, not all.

Bam, that's why I only want one cut out definitely not two. Accidents happen and I'd prefer to not risk chips. Even though hubby is a stonemason I'd prefer to not have to fix chips etc etc..

Hi.. we are having this - topmount sink....

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Thats very nice, mixer too.

Very nice ... very modern!!

Thank you... we are really happy with the choice.. its much cheaper than an undermount but still giving us a modern look on our island bench.

I'm not the only one that likes this sink

It was the only sink that I could find that had the simple lines and look of an undermount sink but was an inset sink without a drainer.

As I will have Laminex worksurfaces I must have an inset sink which I was rather upset about until I found this sink.

Soooo pleased that I found it!!!

we have one of these from Clark on the island bench:

...though they don't seem to be on the website anymore, it's a 1.75 bowl.

And in the pantry one of these:

That's a very chic looking sink for someone that also wants a drainer.

I have this flush mounted. Bowl size is 400 x 400mm

That is one gorgeous sink - love it.

Hi I am looking at the same sink. just wondering if you have a photo of how it looks flush mounted.

Hi Davisar,

I haven't got a chance to take photos of my flushed mounted sink, got lock out, but I have a photo of it being top mounted when I visited the home show. It looks just like that in the photo, you won't be able to tell the difference in a distance until you actually run your fingers over it if that makes sense to you.

As far as taps go, check out washroomaccessories.com.au. I got a reusable discount code, 5448. Take advantage of it.

That is a beautiful sink. One of the few stainless steal ones I like.
In the end, it was cheaper for us to buy an Abey composite sink (got a smashing deal online) and we wont have to worry about scratching as we are bitterly disappointed with how scratched our current stainless steel sink is.



now all we need is a house to put it in

We were looking at an undercount so you can wipe the benches straight into the sink, but could not find anything with a large enough bowl that wasn't too huge, so ended up with the Franke Karst inset mount (so level with bench top).

http://www.franke.com/kitchensystems/au ... karst.html

What cinched the deal was Winnings had a special on that day we were there (actually to buy a washing machine and dryer for the new laundry).

We are going with drop in as I was worried about chipping the stone with an undermount. I chose a double bowl with no draining board to make the most of our bench space and show off as much of the stone top as possible.

This is the one we are getting, Daintree double bowl from Abey. It comes with draining board, dish rack and bamboo cutting board.



Tradelink have them on special as a package including a pull out mixer tap for $569, or $559 for the undermount.

I got this one, absolutly stunning european design