A disadvantage would be scratching but if it's an undermount it wouldn't be very visible. I have some scratches on mine and it doesn't bother me. Although I like the look I probably wouldn't choose stainless for an apron style.

Stainless steel sink is usually the cheaper option and widely used in commercial kitchens due to its more resistance to bacteria growth on the surface.

I have a composite sink. No scratches. Love it.

Strictly from a look perspective, one of the advantages of our stainless steel sinks is that they have a brushed finish no. 4. This means they have the exact same finish as the other appliances in the kitchen, like the kitchen hood, the oven door or the refrigerator with which it creates a perfect match. At the same time, it fits beautifully with almost all other materials in the room, like wood, granite or glass. Also, our product offer is based on three standard collections: UrbanEdge with squared corners for an urban feeling, J7 with 7mm corners for a contemporary touch, and Classic one, with 29mm corners, for classic decors. Finally, each one of them can be customized with 25 options, via our à la Carte concept.

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