Quartz Composite sink

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Anyone know where I can a quartz composite sink  ? Even when I put quartz in the searches all the sinks showing on websites are granite not quartz composite?  Thanks 

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  • silvercar
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    Why do you want quartz? Surely granite is easier to keep clean?

    if it is range of colours / styles you want, have a look at https://www.blanco.com/gb-en/kitchen-sinks/materials/silgranit-granite-sinks/
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  • immy1
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    Hi.  From reading reviews online quartz composite is far more robust than granite. The second option from reviews I have read is to buy ceramic.  Strange that there doesn't seem to be a supplier in the UK.  
  • DullGreyGuy
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    silvercar said:
    Why do you want quartz? Surely granite is easier to keep clean?

    if it is range of colours / styles you want, have a look at https://www.blanco.com/gb-en/kitchen-sinks/materials/silgranit-granite-sinks/
    Would you argue those sinks are granite? They say they are made of 80% quartz sand and fail to state what the remaining 20% is but given it's made with a fine particulate it's probably a resin of some description. A quartz worktop is quartz crystals in resin, so basically the same description other than quartz worktops tend to claim to be circa 90% particulate and 10% resin 


    Another brand calls theirs a "granite composite" and equally state a 80% quartz sand and 20% resin https://www.tapwarehouse.com/p/vellamo-horizon-large-1-bowl-granite-sink-pv?sku=vel-horizon-large-1-bowl-white-granite-sink-var


    So to answer the OP's question... you can readily buy quartz sinks just they are being liberal with the description and most are marketed with "granite" in the name. 
  • immy1
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    Hi and thanks. I will look the link you sent for tapwarehouse.
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