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Looking for corner farmhouse sink

Christin VanSickle

7 years ago

Where did you/ could I find the corner farmhouse sink pictures in this photo? Have been looking for one to use as a second sink in our kitchen. Thanks!

Corner Farm Sink Black Custom Inset Cabinet · More Info

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The Counterpoint Group, Inc
7 years ago
It is a Whitehaus Fireclay reversible farm sink WHFLPN2018. This sink is finished on both sides and has a reversible front (one side smooth and one side fluted). Mouser Cabinetry built the cabinets and we designed a custom sink base to work in the island. Sink is 10" deep which is plenty to allow for a disposal. Please remember the faucet installation access when designing the sink base cabinet - we used an access panel through the back of the adjacent cabinet.
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