Undermount sink and Caesarstone Warranty
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Accidental damage (chips) won't be covered under warranty, so any chips around an undermount sink will be your responsibility.
Having said that, personally I feel that undermount sinks look better and as long as your not crazy rough with your washing up you shouldn't have any huge issues.
Looks and how gentle you are on your kitchen are personal things though so if you think the top mount sink looks better or will suit you more then you are in your rights to ask for it.
Undermount sink actually cost more due to the extra polishing around the rim. You could still top mount a sink but it would require removing the old one (probably not reusable) and then having a new one cut in. The hole for a top mount is bigger so you can go that way.
What did your contract say and what did you pay for?
Hi thanks for your reply we paid for a Franke Bow sink $924 (inset) in lieu of standard but that’s all it says we just went with the top mount because the girl at the selection studio told us about the risk of chips happening and seeing as we were paying a lot for upgrading the caesarstone we didn’t really want to take the risk but now it’s been installed undermount I didn’t know how they would make it top mount. I’ll have to talk to my SS and have it changed, thanks again for your help
I have also gone with an above mount sink installed flush due to being told by stonemasons that stone around under mount sinks often chip.
I do agree with the above statement that under mount sinks look better, but a nice slimline above mount flush with the stone is a very close second
If that’s what you asked for, you should get it.
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Personally, we had undermount sinks in our last house for 5 years and had no major issues with chips. Will have the same in the new house when I build the cabinetry.
I have one at my house and love it, so much better than top mount!
Stick with it.
Thanks for your advice everyone maybe should just take the win would of got charged extra to have it undermount
Totally
I've had undermount sinks in a stone benchtop for 15 years. They aren't big sinks so sometimes pots scrape the edges getting them in and out. Never had a chip, only scuff marks which are easily removed with a magic eraser.
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