I have had my super single for two days and I am in love! I love the stainless rack on the bottom. I watered plants in it today. Don't have to worry about stuff on the bottom touching dishes. I like the idea of the Cascade, but I love the fact that everything can lay flat in this giant sink. It's fantastic! I plan to get an expandable colander to use for rinsing veggies, etc. You won't regret it if you get this one. mbarstow- I think i know what splash factor is now. My new faucet is a lot higher than my old one. I have a Delta Allora, which I'm also deeply in love with. Since it sits higher, the water does sort of splash out. We're getting the hang of it. I think we just need less water pressure. By the way, my drain is off to the side.

I just ordered the precis cascade from Quality Bath. I just didn't really like the shape of the Performa. I took the largest pot I have and put it in my current sink, measured the depth and width of my bowls, etc. I decided that the smaller version would work fine for me because I'm getting a bigger bowl than my 50/50 provides now and the depth will be about the same. Also, I considered the space below for the disposal. With the 10" deep, my disposal would sit almost to the bottom of the cabinet. My kitchen is so small; that storage below is very important to me. I got my sink Saturday and dropped it at the fabricators. I didn't take any photos, but I did save the colander here. It's pretty shallow, but I think it will still be fine to rinse some grapes or dry a coffee mug, etc. I can measure it if you want. The usable space definitely seemed shallower than I expected because I didn't figure in that the top part of it is open (as opposed to mesh).

I just happened to find this sink on the Blanco site, then discovered this thread. Looks like a great sink and I like the smaller raised area. I've always had a regular double sink and hadn't even thought about a single sink. But I read the other thread about single sinks and it suddenly dawned on me how great it would be to be able to soak my big pans inside the sink instead of filling them with hot soapy water and setting them on the counter (duh! "slapping head"). can_not_decide- Would the basket work for draining a big pot of pasta? Also, I'm a little concerned about the depth of the sink (front to back). It looks like you have a little extra space behind the sink. We'll have an opening above the sink with a granite ledge on it. Would there be a problem fitting the faucet between the back of the sink and the wall in a standard 24" deep cabinet. Also, can you share the name of your granite?

Hi flaherty -- I bought my silgranit from homeperfect too. My experience with homeperfect was, well, not perfect. But not bad either. This is what I took away from the interaction: They happen to have some *VERY* pushy salesmen, They are not all that pushy. The supervisor was quite nice, though not clearly anymore 'superior' than simply another CS rep - I think they may be all fairly autonomous. I had an order all laid out and then couldn't get it to go on the computer so called the next day. The rep was nice-enough, sort of, but ended up pushing me to a purchase I hadn't intended and as I didn't have my list in front of me I didn't realize. I was not happy. I called back and got a different rep and the experience was *very* different, moreover the second rep seemed to know exactly of which I complained. Eventually I talked with a supervisor and we hammered out an agreement about the problem. I would never deal with the first rep again; I would happily deal with the second and supervisor. I would be quite cautious buying stuff from homeperfect, they're kinda pushy. This is in contrast with some other internet operations; some are just neighborhood stores with telephones, some are huckster-pushers. But a sink is a sink; it comes in a box, it's supposed to be what it's supposed to be. If it isn't when it arrives, you have a right to get one that is. Even from hucksters. But you may have a more irritating experience getting there! That's my experience at least. I didn't see your photos but it sounds like the details of whether you have what you should have are worked out. If it's not as it should be, just keep talking to someone else at homeperfect until you find someone who responds as they should. This isn't really terribly exotic as problems go, it's just your particular CS rep who's exotic! Just go get another one. Long ago in dealing with the phone company especially, I learned that if you draw a rep who is just not getting, answering bizarrely or refusing to grant a simple request, just stop mid-sentence, say "thank you very much", hang up and dial for another one. It's just not worth the aggravation. I think my first dud-rep at homeperfect was "Adam". I'd avoid him like the plague, personally. Hope this isn't slander -- ymmv and I'm sure he's a loving individual. I just found him, personally, a pia to deal with! Good luck. I love my silgranit -- I have the cascade which I thought was kinda cool. But I have to say, if I had it all to do over again, I'd have gotten a bigger bowl. I guess I like biiiiiiig sinks. Maybe a bathtub would have worked? ;)