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In terms of mounting options, you can opt for surface, under-mount or set-in sinks. Surface-mounted sinks are dropped into a pre-cut hole in the worktop surface, and offer a good all-round mounting option for many different types of worktop material. For a subtler touch, you might consider an under-mount sink, which is installed below the counter and creates no rim between sink and worktop surface. This makes the area around the sink easier to clean. Finally, set-in sinks are built into the worktop and are made of the same material, which offers a seamless aesthetic that works perfectly with granite.

Copper sinks, although not really that popular in this day and age, have a certain character which means in the certain kitchen style, they can perfect the look. With the added charm and almost rustic appeal that these kitchen sinks offer, the more that you use them and the more that they age, the greener/bluer that they will turn giving an extra nostalgic charm to an otherwise dull kitchen appliance.

Copper sinks do have their advantages such as the antibacterial properties that they possess. This means that any nasty bacteria or viruses that may be present within your home are practically eliminated when preparing food in your newly remodeled kitchen. There are certain advisory statements that you should bear in mind however such as the fact that repeated use of acidic foods and cleaning chemicals on this charming sink can cause certain reactions to the look and durability of the sink itself.