Hollow fireclay farmer sink--a problem or not?
aspen75
2 years ago
I've been hunting for a new farmer sink made of fireclay and I finally found EXACTLY what I was looking for: https://www.americanstandard-us.com/kitchens/kitchen-sinks/avery-33x20-inch-single-bowl-apron-sink-49952#
But I see in the installation drawings that it is hollow side-walled, not solid fireclay. Is that an issue?? I've seen other makers advertising their solid fireclay as a plus. American Standard seems like a solid name sinks, etc. so I imagine they would not put out an incredibly fragile product...?? That's the only thing missing from perfect. I'd love to find out it's not the biggest deal :)
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