Swanstone Granite Double Bowl Kitchen Sink

Sink in Nero (black) looks great. Quick delivery. Much lighter weight than I expected. Can't wait to start using it. Hope it cleans up as well as it is supposed to.

This sink fits my new remodeled condo, it makes the kitchen pop. The deep sink is perfect for large items and I love the small sink for quick rinsing and filling pots while I have dish washing going on in the other. Great service, fast delivery, I couldnt be happier with my purchase.

The sink has a silky smooth surface, that seems durable. Will let you know later. I like the large side for bigger items and the small side is shallow for holding vegetable peelings. It mounts perfectly under my cement countertops.

Pros: . the lowered divider inside the sink accommodates cookware with long handles, and sitting pots on it to fill water from the faucet; . good looks and unusual shape for a kitchen sink- a conversation piece. Cons: . rough interior surface almost abrasive in feel; . the double sink is 30/70 split would be more practical if it was 40/60. The larger bowl is way too big. . it is really black, unlike the Blanco black which is more of a dark grey.

The color is great and love that I can put big pots in it.

We purchased this sink to replace a 50 year old porcelain over cast iron double bowl sink in a complete kitchen renovation with neutral colors. The beige, almost tan, color has very small flecks of rust but mostly you see the beautiful neutral tone. Complements the venetian bronze faucet perfectly. We put a compact disposal in the large side, and purchased matching oil rubbed bronze drainers/strainer baskets for both sides. Be aware that the drain in the large sink is offset to the upper left which will affect where the garbage disposal and attendant plumbing will be under the sink. It did affect where we could put our trash can and cleaning supplies. The Swanstone has one bowl which is much deeper than any I have used before, and is wider than our previous sink. I wonder if it may be too deep for a shorter stature person to comfortably use for long periods of time. It is about the right height for me at 5'5 but that's just my opinion. I do not spend a lot of time in the kitchen. I would have preferred a sink with more rounded corners for ease in cleaning, but aside from that small grumble the sink is easy to clean with simple rinsing. I would recommend not allowing food to remain in the sink, but small stains from leftover food product are easily removed by swiping with an "eraser" type sponge product. You can hide a lot of dishware in the sink without it being visible from a distance - perfect for collecting dishes during extended dining. I haven't used the smaller sink as my main rinse sink, as some reviewers do, because I do not use a countertop dish drainer on our new granite. I have found a small collapsible, expandable (front to back) plastic dish drainer to fit in that side. My sink is one of the best things about our new kitchen. I'm glad we chose composite instead of porcelain over cast iron (previous sink) or stainless steel (never!). I feel it will hold up for many years to come.

The sink has plenty of room on each side. I love it that I can fit large pans to soak & it is deep enought that I don't have to see dirty dishes. It is easy to clean although it does leave water spots when it dries if not wiped out.

It is a beautiful part of our new kitchen. We even found drains to match!

Excellent upgrade from my previous sink. This sink provides great flexibility by combining the advantages of a 2 basin sink with the large capacity of a single sink. The deep side is much deeper than a standard sink allowing for cleaning and filling of taller pots. I'm glad I purchased this product.

This sink looks great even after two years of use. I have a home bake shop and it is used and sometimes abused.I have found that using the magic type eraser and then wiping it out with vegetable shortening will give the sink a very nice shine and finish.The one con I have about tihs sink is I wish the smaller sink was on the left side not right.It should be offered both ways.My daughter just did over her kitchen and she purchased a black swanstone sink too.