It's just not my favorite sink. But aside from that, in a 58 inch space you'd have less than 6 inches between the sinks and from the sink to the ends of the vanity. In that space, any 2 sinks are going to be a little tight, but smaller would be better [imo]. Actually, I think a single huge sink with a seperate faucet at each end would look better and be more functional.

slyee, I'm in the process of picking a sink to go with a Cambrian Black quartz counter. I just called Elkay today to find out more about their e-granite sink. They have several models, including the smart divide style. We are on a well with a water softener, so I'm concerned about wear. The lady in customer service I spoke with said they recommend Soft Scrub or the Mr. Clean eraser for marks and wiping out the sink routinely. We had originally planned to get a black sink, but after seeing the feature kitchen in the current House Beautiful, we're going with a white Elkay e-granite to coordinate with our white cabs. Can't speak to pricing...since my sister works for Elkay, I'm eligible for a very nice discount on the purchase.

Hi luvmyhouse I have them. I have had this sink for 2 months now. I wasn't sure if I NEEDED to have the matching sink basket and waste stopper, as I think they are pricey...but I went ahead and got them, along with the sink grids. I guess they look better, because they blend in with the sink. They are a very nice quality, and do not scratch the sink. Are they a "must have"? No...but then again I don't know what the alternative would look like. Here's the best shot I have of my sink...It's a Blanco. KA:)

Yes, mine has opinions, often strong ones, and I really appreciate them. He has pretty good taste, quite compatible with my own, and a fantastic eye for color. He gets overwhelmed and shuts down if presented with too many options - normally more than about five - so I usually do all the research/legwork and bring him the final three options I've whittled all the possibilities down to, and then we choose from them together (or he says "I hate all of them and this is why", we discuss it, and I start over with that input). I always feel very bad for the husbands who get "steamrollered", who would care about how the house is decorated if they were allowed to, and end up living in a home that has absolutely nothing whatsoever to reflect them - the poor bugger ends up camping out in what amounts to being HER house. I'm not saying that every room has to have taxidermy critters and hockey jerseys in it if he's into hunting and sports, but it's his house too (and it's rather sad how he's so often expected to pay for all this decorating that doesn't take him into consideration at all). He may want something as minor as not having a zillion pillows on the couch, or preferring landscape photography to antique floral prints. There are several men on this forum who prove that men can and often do have excellent taste in decor when they don't buy into the bullpuckey that the presence of XY chromosomes means they automatically have no clue about decorating.