It is always best not to look too closely at construction! I've discovered that every tradie seems to have the same way of solving problems: "do the first thing I can think of". Sometimes it is fine, other times not. Our stone benchtop is being fitted tomorrow and I'm going to *try* not to look underneath!! Sorry, no actual advice...

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

Thanks Yvonne, It's a great product this one was selected by Mr Plywood Newcastle with a beautiful grain. We had a narrow white laminate board set back under it to give the shadow line, most certainly do it again cheers

I have found that the white ceramic stains easily and stainless steel will make them popping sound rather than cracking under really high heat . I prefer the stainless steel and I have found this as really great option , colour sink with a stainless steel base AXIX sink . This is the website for Corian but you can clad these sinks with stone or any other product through your Joinery team