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This sink is 86 cm long and 50 cm wide, with a bowl more than 19 cm deep. An oven tray, a stockpot or a roasting tin goes in whole, not halfway.
Beside it is a drainer with shaped grooves. Water from the dishes you set down runs along them into the bowl, not onto the worktop.

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The sink is cast from granite composite. It is thick and heavy, so water running into the bowl does not drum the way it does in a steel sink. The surface is matt, with no shine.
It is fitted as an inset sink: it drops into a cut-out in the worktop and the rim rests on the surface.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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A deep bowl has one more advantage: water from the tap does not splash onto the worktop, even at full flow. A tall tap with a pull-out spout will be right at home here.
With a width of 50 cm, check the depth of your worktop and the space for a tap behind the sink.

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This offer is the black, matt version. A black sink disappears into a dark worktop and becomes a strong accent in a pale one. If you have hard water, wipe it dry after washing up: pale limescale deposits show on black.
This sink is 86 cm long and 50 cm wide, with a bowl more than 19 cm deep. An oven tray, a stockpot or a roasting tin goes in whole, not halfway.