Stone sinks
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Angel
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Anyone have photos of sinks they made, preferably from soapstone
Angel Rosario
Granite Works
"Working with nature for a lasting Impression"
8701 Portage Industrial Dr.
269-553-0902 office
Granite Works
"Working with nature for a lasting Impression"
8701 Portage Industrial Dr.
269-553-0902 office
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BluePearlFan
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Re: Stone sinks
Here's one I made in Emerald Pearl with hand tools/handheld machines
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Sverre Toverud
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Toverud Stone
Norway
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Toverud Stone
Norway
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Exodus Stone
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Re: Stone sinks
Brett, nice sink! I'm curious from looking at the pic, but is the front apron higher that the sides and actually hitting the very front edge of the countertop?
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Re: Stone sinks
It does come up higher than the counter. It helps with the setback for me. Customers love it. I've done a few like that.
Brett Catron
Exodus Stone
Hendersonville, TN
Exodus Stone
Hendersonville, TN
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