Farmhouse Apron Sinks - What Size ? Any Inexpensive Models??
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Comments (3)Sombreuil - thanks very much for the quick response, I just ordered the one you linked to! I checked it out over the weekend but needed to call them today before ordering to ensure the body of the flange was threaded high enough. I think it should work perfectly. Thanks again for taking the time to respond and post the link....See MoreKohler Dickinson apron-front sink vs. Rohl fireclay farmhouse
Comments (10)We have the Dickinson and have been very happy with it. But, Johnliu really did say it best. After drooling over the Rohl I realized I didn't want to shred my nerves over a sink or anything else anymore. I've seen 30 year old cast iron sinks that lived in households with 5 kids and they looked fine. DH all by himself can be the equivalent of 5 kids in the kitchen so I figured I was okay with the Dickinson. Bottom line, I guess, is "know thyself" (as well as the habits of others who will use the sink) and choose accordingly....See MoreBlanco vs Ikea Farmhouse/Apron Sink
Comments (13)I don't see any reason to spend an extra $400 unless you have a really compelling reason to prefer the Blanco. The one reason I can see is what you said about the IKEA domsjo being divided. Their single bowl is only 25" and their double bowl is two bowls of 18.5" each. So if you honestly use huge things like cookie sheets a lot, like Amber, or other over-sized items, then you might be unhappy with an IKEA. For me, the 25" single bowl Domsjo will meet 97% of my needs, and that's close enough. I can use the $400 difference elsewhere in my kitchen. So I think you should think about what you cook/bake on a regular basis, and make your decision based on that. Hope this helps! :-)...See MoreAdvice on Farmhouse Apron front double bowl sink.
Comments (31)70/30 and 60/40 are almost worse than 50/50. I dunno... After only having 50/50 my whole life (all 36 years of it, lol), I'm quite impressed by my experimental* 70/30. :-D The disposal is in the smaller section (kind of a pain), but the smaller section is closer to the stove, so it's not too bad. My colander perfectly spans the small section, so when I'm draining pasta, nothing touches the bottom of the sink. Which is really nice. I hand wash very few things, but I don't fill the sink up to do it (soapy sponge and slowly running water do the trick for me). All of that said, my dreams are filled with copper single basin sinks, so that I only have one disposal and one drain to clean. :-) [*experimental -- trying it out in the tract house we just had built, because I wanted to convince the husband that there's more to life than 50/50, and the builder wanted far too much for the single basin upgrade; the ultimate goal is to do single basin in the custom house.]...See MoreRelated Professionals
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