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Granite Sinks

Granite composite sinks combine crushed natural granite with resin, producing a sink that's noticeably more scratch, heat and stain resistant than standard stainless steel, while offering a wider choice of colours beyond silver, including black, white and concrete grey.
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Single vs Double Bowl Granite Sinks

A single bowl granite sink offers one large, uninterrupted basin, well suited to washing bulky pots, trays and baking dishes without needing to work around a divider. Double bowl designs split the basin into two sections, letting one side handle washing while the other holds a drying rack, drainer board or food prep.

Choosing a Size

Our Carysil granite sink range spans from compact single bowl sinks under 600mm through to larger double bowl designs over 1200mm with integrated drainer boards, suited to a range of benchtop and cabinet widths common in Melbourne kitchens.

Frequently Asked Questions About Granite Sinks

Yes, granite composite sinks generally offer better resistance to scratches, heat and staining than stainless steel, thanks to the dense, resin-bonded stone construction.

Clean granite sinks with a soft cloth and mild detergent, avoiding abrasive scourers or harsh chemicals that can dull the surface finish over time.

An integrated drainer board provides a built-in space to air-dry dishes or prepare food, without needing a separate freestanding dish rack taking up bench space.

Most undermount granite sinks in our range don't come with pre-drilled tap holes, as tap placement is typically determined by the benchtop cutout rather than the sink itself.

Granite sinks are commonly installed as undermount with stone or engineered composite benchtops, which provide a solid enough edge to support the sink's weight. Laminate benchtops generally aren't suitable for undermount installation.