Anyone have Ticor SS6502 sink or creased stainless? PIC

15 years ago

Wondering if anyone out there has this sink and if so, are you happy with it? I love the 'creased' look in the stainless but am wondering if they are difficult to keep clean because of the square, pointy corners.

If anyone has any pic's of these type of sinks, I would love to see them.

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Ticor SS6502

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danielle00
15 years ago
I bought the single-bowl version of this sink for our kitchen reno. in our old house. I LOVED it. It was seriously my favorite part of the kitchen. It was not hard to keep clean and looked fantastic. Excellent quality & a great price. Mine came with a grid, cutting board, and basket that fit into the sink. The basket was particuarly nice since we went w/single bowl.

Good luck with your decision...

oh.. and FWIW, I spent more time selecting a sink than any other element in my kitchen. I did not regret my decision at all.
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grendal_fly
15 years ago
We have the single bowl center drain SS6503 which is probably the same one danielle00 had and We really love it. We haven't had any problems keeping it clean. We clean the corners with a good square sponge. We also have the small version for our prep sink.
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I have a PSX110-30-12 Franke Professional Series Under mount Sink. 31 1/2" x 19 1/2" under mount stainless steel sink 16 gauge stainless steel. Bowl: 30" x 18" x 11 1/2" Mounting clips included Commercial-grade stainless steel with same specifications as used in FRANKE-built sinks for McDonald's restaurants worldwide Welded, extra-deep bowls for under mount installation I love my sink, which has a nice patina after three years. I maintain by using different gradations of wet sandpaper to keep scratches at bay and it looking new. I finish off with a fine bit of polish for shine. Knowing how expensive these bowls have now gotten, I believe I would do the Ticor and if it needed more soundproofing, then I would buy the foam and apply it after the fact. I've done this one other time in another house that we put a new sink that had a tinny sound. You can improve the sound, it just doesn't look very pretty. But hey, how many people look underneath your sink? FWIW, my Franke sink only has the sound proofing on the bottom and it's amazing. I would strongly urge you to go 16 gauge in any stainless sink if you can afford it.
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christen7
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Thanks so much guys! I'm getting it! I found a seller listing it on ebay for $250! I had looked at the Blanco sinks similar to this but they were WAY too expensive. Why the price discrepancy?? Are Blanco's really that much better?

I had looked at the biscuit silgranite but couldn't sell the hubby on it-he was afraid it might look "cheap" and since we didn't have anyplace near to look at...
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