Reviews on hammered nickel farm sinks please?
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finish on copper hammered shiny silver drop in sink ruined need to replace with something else
Comments (5)will the granite have to be recut or will it just set in to fit in to the 10 inch diameter hole? I like the vessel look, but I have a 3 hole cut out in counter for the faucet so I need a counter top faucet. see photo of my sink. Please send any photos you have of that type of set up. As you can see the cutouts are not too far away from the sink so there may be a clearance problem...See MorePlease help. I'm NOT loving this sink!!
Comments (1)There are many options for vessel sinks & yours should be fairly easy to replace. Just be sure to pick the one that will continue to coordinate with the faucet. Is it vanity or wall mounted (the faucet)? Depending on your style, you may want to think about one that is about the same size in a hammered stainless or nickel. It would be sharp & would be fun to decorate around....See MoreFarm house sinks
Comments (6)Hi tyaktus, Although we can't speak for others (and we hope you get some installer or customer responses!), our customer service team is known as one of the best and most attentive in the business. Our customer service representatives are available Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:30pm PST, at (800) 768-0862. Please feel free to call and ask any questions you have about installing a NativeStone farmhouse sink. Here's our sink in Slate installed in the Pasadena Showcase House kitchen, design by GH Wood Design. Hope that helps. Happy houzzing!...See MoreSink input, please
Comments (11)Here's a shot of our 36" , 16 guage Zhune Prato sink. Of course stainless will scratch. This one comes with a mesh liner with rubberized pads to diminish wear to the basin, and we use an old school black Rubbermaid bin to wash up in. I went for the heaviest SS I could find within my price range which is 16 guage, I also wanted the biggest beast I could find so we could wash everything we couldn't in a standard double bowl. Plus I like the look as it goes with our commercial vibe. A pull down spray option faucet like the one shown is absolutely necessary to reach the corners for rinsing. If I were to do it again I would spend (a lot) more and buy the concrete sink I had my eye on, but this works well. Copper would've been awesome, but only for a showroom. It's an inherently soft metal so is much more prone to scratching. Don't go with the positive reveal edge like I did though! (PS: excuse my unpainted drywall - matching copper backsplash not installed yet)...See Moreshoppinfool
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