Hmm. Folks I don't understand what is going on with these recent comments. The fridge dilemma was settled ages ago and I advised that I had settled on a stainless-steel fridge that worked well in my white kitchen. Just as an update, I had some problems with said fridge, calling for service several times and the fridge having to go back to the factory. Very unsatisfactory and inconvenient. They provided a loan fridge but as everyone knows, emptying and stocking fridges is not the most enjoyable pass time. After some discussions with F & P they were persuaded to replace the dud fridge with another similar fridge, although with the concealed handles. (Not my preference). I had to pay a small amount, but it came with a new fridge warranty. So dear people, I will close this conversation and give thanks to everyone for the input. Kind regards sydneymidge

Hi Jay j, I still stand by this so if you are reading reviews with people reporting their own negative experiences (not hear-say), make sure they are also specifying a brand and model to check they are talking about reconstituted stone (granite) sinks and not Acrylic. Knowing the brand they are reviewing you can check from the manufacturer what they are made from as well as check the manufacturers warranty and their own assurances given about performance. When you go through reviews, it is a good idea to make sure that people are actually talking about Granite Sinks, which are made of the same type of material as Reconstituted Stone benchtops are made of, and they are not talking about coloured Solid Surface sinks made from Acrylic which do have these problems listed. Some people confuse the two. Modern Granite Sinks do not tend to have the staining, chipping, and cracking problems that are inherent with Acrylic Sinks. Some people mistakenly think the Acrylic sinks that were popular in the 1980s and 90s, plus still used in today Acrylic Solid Surface benchtops are the same material as today’s Granite sinks; but they are totally different. Hope this still helps. Regards, Malcolm

I'm having Buyer's Remorse, having researched sinks...bought a Buzrazzo sink as it was 1.2mm (18 gauge) stainless steel & appears quite strong. Insulated underneath, for heat/strength. But I see now it's warranty is 7 years. So... I'm panicking. Does anyone have one & how as it stood up to wear and tear? I'm not expecting it to not get scratched- it's a SS sink-unless you never use it, it's gonna scratch...but I'm just freaking now...

I've had cameras ( and recorders ) for at least 15 years , with at least a couple of small 19" Tvs on all the time , and also picture in picture when the TVs are on . Not a direct answer , but I assume that is what most people do these days ? More discrete , better picture , with record function . As far as I can work out , a camera on its own is under $50 , a 19" flat screen TV probably $20 second hand ( lets face it , no-one wants them these days , and the older Analogue ones still work as a monitor ) . I'm in NZ , I googled and this one came up as being stainless and is $25 ( well $23.95 ) -- it is a smaller importer . Bunnings etc does seem to have brass only .