Kitchen Sinks: Stainless Steel v Granite Sink
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Comments (10)I've a friend with a Blanco sink that looks similar. The big issue is keeping it clean, because it's very hard to get the gunk out of those squared off corners. Personally, I'd go with something with rounded corners, even if they're only slightly rounded. We have an Oliveri Sonetto, which has modestly rounded corners (but is more expensive). http://www.harveynorman.com.au/kitchen-appliances/sinks-taps/oliveri-sonetto-undermount-sink.html That said, I don't think there's anything wrong with the quality of Blancos, it's the straight edge design that looks good in the magazines but is a pain to live with. You might have a look at Abey and some of the mid-range Clark sinks as well (our last house had a very serviceable Clark Monaco)....See MoreNew Kitchen Sink
Comments (2)I saw some Blanco silgranit versions at their HQ showroom. They look really nice and seem scratch resistance from demonstration trying to scratch the sink with sharp objects. I wanted single bowl top mounted 700mm sink, but couldn't find anything else but stainless in that size and shape. Still happy with my Abey though....See MoreKate
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