39834c
22April 2020

Undermount sinks in one, two, three...

Pictured is the BLANCO ETAGON sink. 

When deciding what sink type is best for your dream design scheme, it's best to start by considering the kitchen style, the worktop material, what you do in the kitchen and any constraints which may demand a certain installation method.

1. Along with the undermount method, where the sink is attached beneath the worktop, sinks can be installed from above with the edge placed on top of the worktop. With a farmhouse style sink, it can be fitted in two different ways. The inset option is where the worktop butts up to the outside of the bowl; the undermount option is where the worktop sits over part of the bowl rim on three sides.

2. An undermount sink is an understated design feature; it can either match the worktop or create a contrast. With no surface profile, it shows off the choice of solid surface beautifully. It gives the user more space on the worktop as the drainer can be integrated into the work surface or a separate drainer can be added or hidden away as required. 

3. Finally, an undermount sink should be used with worktops made of natural stone, glass or composite materials; essentially, dense, continuous materials with the properties to resist water ingress.

For further information on BLANCO UK, please call 01923 635 200 or visitwww.blanco.co.uk.

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