Blanco Silgranit Kitchen Sinks Industrial Kitchen, Houston
Blanco Silgranit Kitchen Sinks Undermount and Drop-in
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Margaret Rystrom wrote:
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Laura Ehli
Can you email me the info in the sink. need to purchase 1 soon. price, shipping to montana. loreleimt@yahoo.com . thanks
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Kaylee Hahn
Need price and info for this sink. Kdkaewphonglek24@gmail.com
Shipping to Oklahoma
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Quality Property Services wrote:
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L3 Design
Thank you! Is there an online sheet or do you recommend just calling blanco?
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
They have a spec sheet and most of their information on their website you can also call Blanco directly.
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
We can ship all over the world. I will just have to get you shipping costs. Can you please send me your address or zip code to carrieb@westheimerplumbing.com? That way I can get you an estimate on pricing.
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Carrie
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Carrie
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Jacinthe Guire
Hello! Is this model still available?
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MA Crowe wrote:

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I thot this cutting board was a drain board!!
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
Yes it is a drain board. You can cut on it and it comes with a walnut cutting board.
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Kevin Perera
How can you cut on granite? Won't that ruin your knives? Wouldn't the material have to have a bit of give - a Corian type, or something - to work as a cutting board?
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Madhvi
Kevin, You are right. Can not be good for the knives.
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Harding Design & Construction
Shouldn't be a problem.
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lambchop10
I was so worried. Thank you so much!
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Amanda Seymour wrote:
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
This picture was taken from the manufacture directly. I am not sure because it is not one of our clients but it looks like carrara marble. Thanks!
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femenine9
I am looking for the price of this sink
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jclightning98 wrote:

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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
Good morning,
This sink is from Blanco and comes in 8 different colors. It is $1143.75 and $75.00 for shipping plus tax. It takes us about 2 weeks to get it once it's ordered.
If you have any other questions you can always email me at carrieb@westheimerplumbing.com
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This sink is from Blanco and comes in 8 different colors. It is $1143.75 and $75.00 for shipping plus tax. It takes us about 2 weeks to get it once it's ordered.
If you have any other questions you can always email me at carrieb@westheimerplumbing.com
Thanks!
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lambchop10
I have this sink in brown! It is the centrepiece of my kitchen. So different from all the farmhouse style sinks. Everyone loves it!
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mkoziara wrote:
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
The Metallic Grey by Blanco is a lighter gray color - the photo here appears to be darker - and that would be the Blanco Cinder finish.
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Alina Dobrogeanu wrote:
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
I'm sorry but unfortunately it is only available to the right.
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sfriedman wrote:
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
This is a Blanco pull down kitchen faucet and it comes in Chrome and Satin Nickel.
Chrome: $486.50
Satin Nickel: $647.50
(plus shipping and tax)
It typically takes about 2 weeks for us to get it if Blanco has it in stock. Please let me know if you have any other questions or would like to order it.
Thanks,
Carrie
Chrome: $486.50
Satin Nickel: $647.50
(plus shipping and tax)
It typically takes about 2 weeks for us to get it if Blanco has it in stock. Please let me know if you have any other questions or would like to order it.
Thanks,
Carrie
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Samuel Ong wrote:

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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
Yes it will not rust. It is made of crushed granite. There is no metal in the sink so therefore it won't rust. Very, very durable.
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bonniemehl wrote:

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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
I have attached their spec sheet on the link below. This will help with all of your dimensions questions.
http://www.blancoamerica.com/inter/kt/HeilerPPMKatalog/hlr-system/USA/Sinks_Bowls/BLANCOPRECIS_Multilevel_1_3_4_Bowl_With_Drainer/Spec_Page/440408.pdf
http://www.blancoamerica.com/inter/kt/HeilerPPMKatalog/hlr-system/USA/Sinks_Bowls/BLANCOPRECIS_Multilevel_1_3_4_Bowl_With_Drainer/Spec_Page/440408.pdf
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The One Kitchen (Pg) Sdn Bhd wrote:
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Westheimer Plumbing & Hardware
Hi This is a composite sink so there is no need for extra support. You install it like a regular undermount sink and cut the whole for the granite including the drain board. If you have any other questions please email me at carrieb@westheimerplumbing.com
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Carrie
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Rachel Grace added this to Kitchen Sinks: Granite Composite Offers Superior Durability
The basics: Granite composite sinks are about 80 percent granite and 20 percent acrylic resin. The combination of granite and acrylic makes for an extremely durable material and surface, beating out quartz composite for strength and scratch resistance. Commonly found in dark hues, granite composite can be custom made in an array of matte colors.Cost: From $250 to $550. These sinks are so reasonably priced mainly because they're a blend of materials and not solid granite.
Amanda Pollard added this to Which Type of Kitchen Sink Should You Choose?
CompositeSome modern sinks are made from a composite of granite and acrylic resin, and formed under a high compression to make them extremely durable and scratch-resistant. Pros: Composite sinks are nonporous, heat-resistant and hygienic. They’re available in a number of styles and finishes, and bring a uniform look to a contemporary kitchen.Cons: The hard surface of composite sinks is great for durability, but not so useful if you drop glassware on it. Also, if you’re looking for a natural material that forms a patina over time, a composite sink might not be the right choice for you.
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I am really glad to read these posts. Now I know WHY my suction cup holder from BBB did not stay in place. Kept falling to the bottom and drove me crazy thinking I wasn't positioning it correctly. And the Blanco holders need one set of magnets on the "back underside" of sink - how to put on when sink already installed, and some people say the magnets aren't strong enough to keep the holder from falling to bottom of sink. I do have an over the faucet holder, but don't really like it, but it's all there is to get stuff off the bottom of the sink. Blanco needs to come up with something workable.