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You can be forgiven for wanting to choose more than one Titan sink. But here’s some reasoning to help balance the heart, and the head: sometimes it’s necessary. Like for instance, to provide greater opportunity for rinsing and soaking larger pots and pans. There’s also the detachable drainer to sit over the medium bowl, so the small bowl can be used for rinsing dishes, washing fruit and veg and cutlery soaking. And if you needed another reason, it takes up a small bench space footprint for greater functionality and versatility.


Use in: kitchens, butler’s pantries. And any other place you can (professionally) imagine – a home darkroom, perhaps (do people still use those?).

Installation types
Flushmount

To create a ‘flush mount’, a sink hole is cut into your benchtop. The perimeter edge of the hole is rebated to a depth of 1.5mm so your Titan sink can be inserted into the hole, and the outer lip will sit in the rebate and be flush with the benchtop, for a seamless finish.

Undermount

To achieve this look, a sacrificial benchtop is installed (a fibre board top, never seen again once the stone top is installed) on top of the kitchen cabinets. The sink is then installed into the sacrificial benchtop. A separate functional benchtop with a matching sink cut-out is then installed over the sink and the sacrificial benchtop, allowing the sink to sit underneath the stone surface. Sounds simple, no? Trust us, the resulting undermount is beautifully understated.

Overmount

To ‘overmount’ your sink, a hole is cut in the benchtop. The sink bowl is then inserted into the hole with the outer lip of the sink sitting on top of the benchtop. This puts the edge of your beautiful Titan on display for all to see.

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