Anyone out there with a JULIEN SINK??
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Comments (9)Just to clarify, it doesn't cost anything to get a price on a standard Julien sink. It only costs $100 if you want a custom sink. I can imagine that developing an accurate quote may require developing a design for the sink. This could be time consuming and Julien may have many legitimate reasons for setting this $100 price. Given that the sink I want requires less materials, it wasn't immediately clear to me if my custom sink would cost more than a stock sink. I was hoping someone out there knew. I just don't want to spend $100 to find out that the custom sink is 1.5 or 2 times more expensive than the stock sink. Todd...See MoreJulien vs Franke prep sink
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Comments (0)I am looking for the best composite sink for my new kitchen. I have read all about Blanco and know they are loved but am not finding the right colour. Julien makes a sink line in a product they call Granix that has a colour that looks good with the counters. They are made in Germany, 80-85% natural quartz. I'd love to know if anyone has experience with these or where I can find out more info. Thank you....See MoreJulien Quartz Composite sinks, any experience?
Comments (0)We are preparing to start a major kitchen remodel and while researching sinks, we came across the Julien Quartz Composites. Does anyone have any experience with these? Are they really quartz composites and is that the same as Blanco's Silgranit? More specifically, we are interested in the one linked to below, in black. It seems to be the right size and shape for us. We'd of course like to hear of other similar alternatives. Finally, any reliable online sources for these? We've seen one at our local Pacific Sales, but would like to price compare. Thanks in advance for any insights.... Here is a link that might be useful: Julien Q110...See MoreJerri Blank
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI bought an expensive Julien sink for my recent kitchen remodel and it has been a nightmare experience! The first sink delivered had seam defects an involved a long wait for an exchange, (sent from Canada). Shortly after installation and after only light use, the stainless finish became permanently marred by their "protective" grid feet. I found their warranty to be useless (and blatantly misleading) and their customer service to be HORRIBLE. Julien were largely non-responsive and, after MANY emails, offensively sent me some free useless Presentation Board as compensation for the problem (despite my refusal of it). Replacement grid feet they sent did not fit the grid at all. Unfortunately, because the sink is undermount, if would be very expensive to remove. We did not feel Julien honored their stated warranty. As we use the sink, I'm not finding Julien 's stainless finish to hold up as much as the Franke or Elkay sinks I've used in past. Despite using their recommended cleaning products and instructions, the finish is dull. I will never again purchase a Julien sink!
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