If you are looking for one, i do carry Elleci Granite Sinks.

dear sifus, need your advice here.
can granite sink install as undermount to my quartz top? can the quartz support the granite? if there is no concrete top, what need to be done in order for the granite sink to be stable? Thanks ya!

Hi, so far we only change  d sink when it crack or leak. Ppl says granite sink is last longer. So once it installed as undermount, I wont be changing it.

If really crack, sure need to change lo...
actually i booked the granite sink dy...the seller told me it can be installed as undermount too. But after gave the measurement to Kitchen cabinet ID, she came back and told me the contractor said, this cant be doe due to too heavy and the quartz top cannot support u
unless make it as topmount. but the idea of putting as undermount is its advantage of easy to clean and dry the water stain....sigh...
the one that i booked was Ausco...so now kena check with them if can have another option....but i really like the granite sink...

Here's the link of my sharing on how I installed my granite sink under-mounted. The contractor brought the sink back to their factory and modified it, sticked it together with the quartz top and it's some sort like making it one piece with the top.
About cracking, i don't think it cracks easily before I get old or move to somewhere else.... Zheilwane's mum showed me a demo on its durability by dropping a solid metal ball around 4-5cm dia. on the sink...they have been doing the same demo for countless times and the sink in their showroom is still ok... 
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2952544/+700

Saw the pict. My impression is that the entire contraption is glued to the quartz top, probably using construction adhesive. While it is strong, all adhesives weaken over time. And granite + water makes a heavy combination.
I will be a bit worried if the sink is not supported in any way at all from below.

I suspect that the xtra strips are there for it to rest on the carcass at same level as the rest of the top.

If it is true that the entire sink is supported only 'from the top' by glue, I will suggest putting a wooden frame underneath for additional support.

Hi, just to get some info from you guys. I just bought a double bowl sink. But the sink doesn't come with the tap hole. Any idea how to open the hole? As far I know stainless steel are hard to drill.

Hi just wondering if anyone been using granite sink for some time? wonder if its hard to maintain or require special care? heard it would discolored overtime

http://chuletz.com/2012/07/25/my-hce-grani...-kitchen-mixer/

read the last 2-3 comment. now i also headache. kinda like the black one so that it goes well with my black table top now i am in a limbo...

some say ok some say not ok...so was hoping any forumer here that has been using it for years can share their view...

Can PM me how much you got your sink and what size? Thanks

blanco is a good brand thus the price is a little premium. for that bowl i think those no name brand can go for RM600-700.

yeah better go for top mount. just in case if need to change bowl no need so troublesome

Bro,
You did you sink already? How is it? Are they using silicon to seal it?

Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.

Haaaa. Like that u so fast get your sink already. Lol. My kitchen cabinet contractor not confident of doing undermount. Guess I am stuck with top mount. My only gripe is the transparent silicon which I believe over time will sure turn to spotted black.

yeah lousy contractor but already paid rm500 deposit. their quartz was cheap though. but honestly I don't really mind the top mount since I am using granite. my only concern is the silicon seal

I am ok with top mount but I don't like the exposed silicon.