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THE STONEWOOD SINK COLLECTION

After finalizing your stone choice, there is an often overlooked yet extremely important detail - SINKS!

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Our preferred line of sinks; the Blanco Diamond Silgranit sinks come in a variety of styles and colors and are backed by Blanco for a lifetime.

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Made in Canada and Germany

Made of SILGRANIT®, premium granite composite

Withstands heavy cookware, hot bakeware and scuff marks

Food-safe surface protects against bacteria

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Please feel free to visit the Blanco website for the full line of sink options (including laundry and bar sink styles)

Make a stylish statement in your kitchen. Blanco Silgranit sinks come in the following colors

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Blanco Diamond 60/40 - Shown in White

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Stainless Steel 50/50

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Blanco Diamond 50/50 - Shown in Anthracite

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Stainless Steel 60/40

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For your vanity, we offer standard porcelain oval (13½” x 16½”) sinks and contemporary rectangle (12” x 18”) sinks.

Under Mount vs. Top Mount Sinks

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An undermount sink is attached underneath the countertop, giving your kitchen a seamless, modern look that's easy to clean. With no lip around the edge of the sink, debris can be wiped directly into the sink, making cleaning a breeze. Though undermount sinks can be more expensive to install than top mount sinks, they offer a stylish upgrade that's worth the investment. Choose an undermount sink for a sleek, modern kitchen look that's easy to clean.

A top mount sink, also known as a drop-in sink, is a style of sink that is installed by dropping it into a hole cut into the countertop. This type of sink is a common and affordable option, as it can be easily installed on most countertops and does not require special sealing or precision cutting. Top mount sinks are available in a wide range of sizes and materials, making them a versatile choice for any kitchen. However, the lip around the sink's edge can make cleaning, around it more challenging than with an undermount sink. Top mount sink flanges are also prone to damage and "lifting" over time - Stonewood suggests the use of undermount sinks with stone countertops.

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