Well, after 30 years in the plumbing business I do know a little about this. When I first started selling sinks for kitchens you had a choice of "Cast Iron Enamel" or "Stainless Steel" that's it and it was easy to choose just by the aesthetics.
Now we have more choices of material so let's break this down with pros and cons of each.
Topics: Sinks
If you are in the process of building a new home or renovating your kitchen, chances are you are planning to purchase a new kitchen sink. Think about it, you use your sink every day. Although a sink is perceived to be one of the simplest items we sell, choosing the right sink for you is very important. Once your sink is installed, you will probably not replace it… so choose wisely.
Topics: Sinks
by Danny Nguyen
The farm sink is once again popular in higher end kitchens. Although far more people will install an undermount stainless steel sink, there are few sinks out there that can be a design statement in the kitchen like the fire clay farm sink.
Topics: Sinks
You know how they say everything comes back in style? Well these sinks have been around for a hundred years but have never been more in style than now.
In this article, we'll go over the materials that farmhouse sinks comes in, and some of our favorite farmhouse sinks to consider.
Topics: Sinks
by Danny Nguyen
The latest trend is an undermount single bowl sink. As roasting pans, dishes and baking pans are getting bigger, there is a need for wider and deeper sinks to soak and rinse. Single undermount sinks offers the right space and accommodation.
Topics: Sinks, Yale Products, Franke
Following is the last of the Vineyard pics from last week. For newcomers, I spent the weekend at a friend/business associates house. He is in the granite business, and we trade granite for appliances. With the tremendous amount of granite at Yale, it buys a ton of appliances...as I discovered.
Topics: Wolf, Bosch, Dishwashers, Washers, Sub-Zero, Refrigerators, Integrated Refrigerators, Sinks, Perrin + Rowe
Topics: Sinks
I love sinks. There dont leak and require little service. A few posts ago, I posted about my mothers rusty sink, and thought today would be a good chance to review.
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