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Number One Sink - The Superior Quality Belfast Sink
The top selling ceramic sink on sink.co.uk is the Superior Quality Belfast Sink. Having gained huge popularity over the last few years, the traditional Belfast sink suits every kitchen style, whether a farmhouse, classic Shaker or a contemporary design. Unfortunately for the consumer, the soaring interest in this vintage style sink has resulted in an influx of inferior quality products on the market that might seem good value but will never be as hard wearing as a quality product. The axiom ‘you get what you pay for’ is steadfastly true for Belfast sinks. Made from the finest quality ceramic, the Superior Quality Belfast Sink ensures lasting results and a lifetime of use. This sink sets itself apart because it is made from the superior fireclay rather than standard ball clay. Fireclay provides a hard wearing durability and maintains its beautiful finish over a long period of time. taps for less
There is a notable difference between a Belfast sink and a Butler sink. Originally, when they first came into being in the late 17th century, both sinks were designed to go in the butler’s pantry, but the models made in Belfast all had a Weir Overflow, while those manufactured in London didn’t. It’s always useful for the customer researching this style of classic sink to bear this in mind to avoid confusion. As its name implies, the Superior Quality Belfast Sink comes with a Weir Overflow.
To add to its vintage look, the single bowl Belfast sink possesses a quality mark with the manufacturer’s logo stamped onto the side wall. Sinks Able to accommodate a 60mm basket waste strainer and suitable for the standard 600mm kitchen unit, this ceramic sink will fit perfectly with any traditional country kitchen.
Although traditional fireclay sinks are very durable and easy to maintain, you can keep your Belfast sink looking in tip top condition by following a few simple guidelines. Never put a plastic washing up bowl in the sink as the dirt that accumulates on the base of the bowl can scratch the ceramic sink. Be gentle when placing pots and pans in the sink. Not only will carelessness damage the ceramic, it may damage your utensils as well. You can keep your vintage sink in the best condition, eliminating everyday stains from coffee or wine by cleaning regularly with a non-abrasive cleaner. A specialized cleaning product like Astonish – designed for use with fireclay ceramic sinks and available from sinks.co.uk – will help take care of tougher stains like those from aluminium saucepans.
Installing a classic Belfast sink is a fairly simple procedure, requiring a longbolt with both metal and polypropylene washers to guarantee a tight fit. The measurements of the Superior Quality Belfast Sink are 595 x 455 x 255mm.
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