Sinks don't get any more micro edge than this one. I took this picture at the TISE trade show in Miami in October, 2014. They're made in Turkey. That's all I know for now.

I'd be worried about the edge between sink and counter getting stuff stuck in it.

@Joseph -- wow, that looks NICE!!

@cpartist -- I feel like stuff is going to get stuck no matter what; negative reveal, gets stuck under. Positive reveal, gets stuck on top. We don't have a disposal, so I we don't need (or want) the ability to push crumbs into the sink. We had a regular old top-mount on laminate at the last house, and after 14 years, it was fine -- no gunk.

Thanks for finding that! There are two fabricators near me...this is worth exploring. I like the look of that sink 1,000x better than the traditional undermounts.

It's cool, but these guys don't know much about installing their own product. I wouldn't follow their instructions at all.

I'd profile the top edge, that sharp edge at this sink is a goldmine for guys like me in the repair business, then rabbet the sink under the profile, secured with Integra's Composite Bonder. Puttying in poly after the fact is a joke.

Looks really nice but only if you like stainless.

I'd be concerned, if the people in your area can't even do a good undermount install, how are they going to be for a new-fangled, specialized install?

Otherwise, this looks pretty neat, and I'll be following this on GW in the years to come as I am considering what to do with my kitchen...

I'd esp like more info on what, exactly, Treb said above (it is greek to me!).