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Kitchen Sinks Pure.Sink Stainless steel
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Kitchen Sinks
Kitchen Sinks
If you are looking for a sink, then you have come to the right place. We supply all different sizes of kitchen sinks.
You can choose from a single sink, 1.5 sink, double sink and sinks with drainer. You can place a sink under the worktop/countertop, in the worktop, surface-mounted and fully-mounted. This is called undermount, flushmount and overmount or inset installation.
The most common material for a sink in the kitchen is a stainless steel or stainless steel sink. The other sink materials are granite, plastic and ceramic. Processing an undermount stainless steel sink under a worktop is done with acid-free silicone sealant. Flush-mounted and inset-mounted sinks are installed by means of clamps secured to the counter top.
