What is this sink?!

10 years ago

I love the idea of having one bowl, but with the raised side to store dishes to dry that are hand washed, instead of having to put a drainer on the cabinet. But I can't figure out what it's called, so that I can search for one? Any ideas?

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loonlakelaborcamp

10 years ago

Errant_gw hit it right off the bat! Sunny Days, you will not regret a black composite granite sink.

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Errant_gw
10 years ago
Swan: http://www.lowes.com/pd_98969-10882-QZ03322AD.077_4294696102%2B4294801682__?Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&currentURL=?Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&facetInfo=1.0&pl=1&productId=3246000
User
10 years ago
Looks like silgranite. No sure what brand.
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Sunny Days
Original Author
10 years ago
Found the one!!! WOOHOO!!!

http://www.walmart.com/ip/49123598?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227036973205&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=82340282417&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=166240471217&veh=sem
Sunny Days
Original Author
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Anyone have this kind of sink? Any feedback?
anniewrigh
10 years ago
Doing a kitchen redo and it's time to pick out the sinks. Have had a good quality porcelain for 30 yrs and it's as good as new, but wrong size for new space. Has anyone used the silgranite? or is anyone up on the various white-type sinks - fireclay vs porcelain, vs silgranite? Would love any tips.
lsnel
10 years ago
I have this sink and absolutely love it. Everyone comments on it especially the depth of it. I joke that I don't load the DW as often as the dishes are hidden by the depth. No regrets at all. I clean it just with a soapy dishcloth and occassionly go over it with a magic eraser.
anniewrigh
10 years ago
what kinds of things leave marks that require the magic eraser. And what color did you choose?
lsnel
10 years ago
I have the Nero color. I have not found anything that has left marks. I just do a magic eraser out of habit then need. Soap (dish detergent) works great, but I always took eraser to my old sink once in a while. This sink truly is wonderful. Love having large deep place for soaking.
loonlakelaborcamp
10 years ago
Nice thing about black is that cast iron or other metal pans/trays don't make black marks that show on them (-vs- a light colored sink).
tinker1121
10 years ago
I have a Swanstone sink in the color Nero and love it! Had it almost 2 years and looks brand new. Mine is the curved low divide and I use the smaller side as a drainer. I almost got this one but thought the drainer would only be good to hold glasses and the style with the divide could be loaded up with pans, lids etc. You will not be disappointed in the quality. Swanstone is a sleeper.
tinker1121
10 years ago
[https://www.houzz.com/products/swanstone-qzls-3322077-drop-in-large-small-bowl-kitchen-sink-nero-prvw-vr~3095428[(https://www.houzz.com/products/swanstone-qzls-3322077-drop-in-large-small-bowl-kitchen-sink-nero-prvw-vr~3095428)
Sunny Days
Original Author
10 years ago
Going with this one, which is the best price I can find. Now I need a prep sink that matches, under $125.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Swan-Ascend-Dual-Mount-Granite-33x22x10-62-1-Hole-Single-Bowl-Kitchen-Sink-in-Espresso-QZ03322AD-170/202508763?MERCH=RV--rv_gm_pip_rr--203138229--202508763--N