Do you want ceramic, stainless steel or what? I installed a Blanco, 1+1/2 sink plus drainer I think is the terminology, and it's been fine.I would like to have a quality kitchen sink installed and don't mind paying but I have no idea what is a quality chicken sink and wonder if any plumber is prepared to make a suggestion.
I just opened the link and the ELK611 was £556, so £416 looks like a bargain! My Blanco is stainless but they do ceramic as well, and AFAIK they're a good make. You need to shop around like anybody else.Thanks for that and the Elba ELK 611 Ceramic White looks right. I know that I said I wanted quality but is £416.00 a reasonable amount to pay when nondescript sinks come in at £100.00.
Because there's no straight answer to your question, but some of us did make suggestions.I asked the question, “I would like to have a quality kitchen sink installed and don't mind paying but I have no idea what is a quality chicken sink and wonder if any plumber is prepared to make a suggestion.” The answers varied from, “Only you can decide what you think is reasonable.” To, “You need to shop around like anybody else.” To the reply, “Always interesting on here to see how quickly people go from "I want quality and don't mind paying" to "I can get one cheaper than the one you've recommended"
I used this forum because I thought that I might just get a straight answer, obviously not.
I asked the question, “I would like to have a quality kitchen sink installed and don't mind paying but I have no idea what is a quality chicken sink and wonder if any plumber is prepared to make a suggestion.” The answers varied from, “Only you can decide what you think is reasonable.” To, “You need to shop around like anybody else.” To the reply, “Always interesting on here to see how quickly people go from "I want quality and don't mind paying" to "I can get one cheaper than the one you've recommended"
I used this forum because I thought that I might just get a straight answer, obviously not.
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