granite.. u need to maintain and take good care.. else it will lose it shine..

for 8feet long kitchen , how long is the sink recommend?
single or double?
and for rental usage

stainless steel lesser maintenance ya?

no need maintain i would say

I sell and used both granite & stainless steel.

1) Granite is scratch resistant, used 3 years no scratches at all. Stainless Steel will have scratches but with hairline and matt finish, less visible

2) Granite is harder to clean and sometimes you need special cleaner to clean and maintain the shine. Stainless steel just normal detergent can clean off the stain, easy to maintain.

3) Granite sink not all carpenter can install it as undermount but stainless steel no problem.

Each type has its pros and cons, so you need to decide what you like most. no 100% answer to granite or stainless steel. However, the best is to get a sink that is big and easy to fit woks. Will have a new promotion for Elleci Granite sink soon, shop gonna close 11 to 18th may 2016

double bowl about 800mm - 900mm, so you can use a double bowl sink.

Granite looks gooding in showrooms
But cleaning it is a bitch
Make sure all every renovation works are done first before installing the sink
else ada kotor sana sini tompok putih tak hilang etc paiseh
now still searching for the strongest / most suitable detergent to restore my sink

I had granite sink as well and is not hard to clean even after Reno with some stain

i dont have any problems with keeping my granite sink clean. its black color anyway.....hehehe
no stains so far.

can u guys snap yr sink pics n post it here?

#544

mine is a small one -



This post has been edited by idoblu: Jun 16 2016, 12:06 AM

Hi bro, would you mind to share where & how much you buy your granite sink? I'm planing to buy a small one too for dry kitchen..thankss

Bought in Singapore
http://www.hoekee.com.sg/p-780-blancodalago45.html

alamak, i though your kitchen sink oredi

All right, thanks ya..

Hi everyone,
Has anyone seen/installed countertops that have the sink built in? I'm not sure what the material is. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!

Like this?


Thats my old kitchen - corian solid surface, then you add their sink of the same material , they can make it look like one whole piece
The looks only "works" if the counter top is the same color as the sink and I think the sink itself only comes in white but I'm not sure. Other countries got more color choices

http://www.dupont.com/products-and-service...chen-sinks.html



This post has been edited by idoblu: Jun 15 2016, 11:57 PM

Most of the designer sinks shown here does not have drainer. How do you guys drains the dishes? If put the typical dishrack with that plastic drainer underneath on the counter, will it effect the undermount sink since the water will drip on the side of the sink?

My designer sink have a drainer hole. The whole pan slightly angle down toward the drain hole. And the pan have few gloove for the water flow.