Why Choose Granite For a Kitchen Sink?
Granite is not just for countertops, it is also used for sinks. A composite of granite, the natural quartz stone used for counter tops is mixed with other materials to form a compound. This compound is typically a granite powder mixed with an epoxy or resin. The finished kitchen sinks are 80% granite, yet soft to the touch. The versatility of this granite composite allows for a variety of sink styles. The most popular model is the extra deep undermount sink. The extra depth of 9 inches or more provides a basin that holds more water and creates less splashing on the countertop and backsplash. There are double-basin options. Each bowl can be equal in depth or vary. One side would house the garbage disposal, while the opposing basin would have a straight drain. One bowl can be larger and longer, while the other will have smaller dimensions. Many of these double basin models have graceful curved sides for a more elegant design. Another unique option is the one-basin model, like the classic
