I'd like to know too; especially if someone has had them longer than a few years. Swanstone makes one too. I'm interested in the lighter choices, but not white.

You may want to X-Post this to Kitchens. They get a bit more traffic over there and I know many have used the granite composite sinks. I'd also be interested to know if theres much difference. I'm interested in the large single bowl with the offset drain.

The advice to post in Kitchens is good, in fact I think there was a thread on this there recently. I've had my Blanco for about three years now and I think it's wonderful. I've had every kind of sink you can imagine and all of them had their downside. Except this one - I can't think of a single negative. A great sink.

Like markw, I've had my Blanco for 4 years and am still in love with it today as I was the day it was installed. Doesn't show dirt or scratches and handles heat very well. It's the dark dark grey one which blends in very well with my SS appliances. You won't be sorry if you go this route.

Never heard mention of e-Granite until today. Nobody in gardenweb has ever posted about it.

-dr

I have a black Blanco Silgranit sink and I LOVE IT! It works beautifully with our kitchen design, and I'm not afraid of scratching the sink. In my opinion, this is a much better sink material than stainless steel.

Definitely do a search on the Kitchens forum. We've had our gray Silgranit sink in for a little over a year and it has been seriously abused (think rusting steel wool sitting for weeks, various paints and other materials running through it, hammers falling, etc.). It still looks like new.

So does anyone have biscuit over a few years old?

Thank you all for your feedback! I feel much more comfortable going with the granite sink. It was between Kohler cast iron and granite. The cast iron is not too forgiving on glass. I'll also post in the kitchen space. (I'm new in this circle.)

Sue