Hi roulie, If I google 32" stainless sink grid, lots of results given. "The Find" seems to have links to lots of different suppliers. Here is one that has a zero radius grid with the hole in the back: http://www.needplumbingsupplies.com/Kindred-Kitchen-Accessories.asp?id=20950&NpsRfrSrc=BizRate&NpsRfrMfg=9 btw, I just used needplumbinsupplies for my pot filler & soap dispenser--great prices with the online coupon they offer. I ordered it yesterday and it already shipped! I bought my sink from Overstock, Model # SS6503. Galaxy Tool Supply also has it, but they couldn't meet the price of the Overstock with coupon. rubyfig, I did look at their website, but I really didn't see what I needed. I think I will have to call them directly or email them. Thanks!

Morning, I'll be honest, I didn't really ask about the inside of the sink radius. Everywhere else is 1/8", corners etc and the reveal is flush. Our island is 9 x 4 as we were told that each slab can do 120" without a seam. We do have a seam along the cabinet wall, but its barely noticeable at all!!! We're blizzard ceasarstone as well. Love it. So far so good with the stain removal!!

Julien is 16 gauge and you can pick the location of the drain. Also, comes in a ton of sizes. They have rounded sink called the Classic. http://www.homerefinements.ca/en/sinks/stainless_steel/ Also try create good sinks. I don't have experience w/them, but apparently they are well liked on this board and do custom sinks

We have a 33" Kohler Prolific and love it. The zero radius corners require a bit of extra attention about twice a year. For that, I use a q-tip, soaked in dish soap to quickly rub the length of the edge, that's it. Clean. I like oversized cutting boards. So we use the Ikea Lamplig ($20) over a third of the sink for prepping. Due to the added edge in front, the cutting board sits tight and doesn't move around on the counter. Very clever. When not in use, we store it upright along one side of our Lazy Susan corner cab next to the sink. The small cutting board that came with the sink has become our cheeseboard. :-)