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I have the Blanco Clarion sink with drainer tray. I had it overmounted and I absolutely love it! I’ve had this sink for 2.5 years now. It’s so easy to wipe down and keep clean. No mouldy edges because it is so flush against my wooden bench top. I am renovating my kitchen later this year. I plan to keep my Blanco sink overmounted over my new stone bench top as it will also help to prevent the stone edges from chipping around the sink, a problem you may encounter if you undermount the sink instead. It still looks great overmounted too. I imagine you could still use this sink with laminate bench tops if you overmount the sink because my plumber had put a stack load of silicone all along the perimeter of the flat edge of the sink where it sits on top of the bench top. I spend a lot of time in the kitchen and my sink gets a real workout. My sink was costly (costs a lot more than standard sinks) but I’ve never regretted spending that money.

Hello Rosie, the good news is that you are able to use the Laminex Surround Demi Round material to achieve this. If you get your cabinetmaker (or DIY) to run saw cuts into the back of the panel with their panel saw around 8mm - 9mm deep x 4mm wide cuts, (see image) then each of these cuts will allow you to curve the panel. The saw cuts will close up into triangles as you fold the panel around the curve. The closer you space the cuts together, the tighter the radius is achieved. Hope this helps, Malcolm (Pro).