BLANCO SILGRANIT sink demonstration
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Over 30 years ago BLANCO started to develop and manufacture sinks using SILGRANIT®; a composite material containing quartz sand - the hardest element of granite. Today, SILGRANIT® is the world's leading coloured kitchen sink choice.
SILGRANIT is a patented material made of (up to 80%) natural granite that combines the textural beauty of nature with a smooth look and feel. Its strength and durability is achieved thanks to high-quality acrylic bonds. With a new, smoother, natural surface that is easier to clean, the material delivers ultimate results.
The non-porous, repellent material provides protection against stains and acids which are unable penetrate the sink's surface. SILGRANIT offers exceptional resistance to scratches, heat and impact allowing all the heavy kitchen work to be done right at your sink. The material can withstand up to 280°C (536°F) - this exceeds common boiling, baking or broiling temperature levels. It also endures extreme temperature fluctuations between hot and cold.
SILGRANIT® is hygienic and food friendly; the repellent surface features the patented Hygienic+Plus protection formula that does not absorb bacteria or odours, and reduces bacteria growth by up to 98%.
To ensure the product's beauty is preserved, SILGRANIT material is also non-fading.
Visit our website at: www.blanco.co.uk.
I couldn't hear what cleaning product that was suggested during the video?
Pretty sure he used Cif cream
Can silicone remover be used in Silgranit with it being non porous?
Mine cracked. I read that this happened to others on a google search
danman281 could you explain why?
My sink cracked also and this POS company will not answer their phone or emails!
NEVER AGAIN!
I hate my Blanco sink!!!! I would never buy it again!!! It’s chipped - and the products that are supposed to clean it do not!!!! I got a black one and after 8 years it’s looks terrible!
Sorry to hear. Curious, do you have an under or top mount? How did it crack? Thank you, as we’re shopping for a kitchen sink.
Eight years? Did you expect it to last forever?
@@JonathanLGN My parents have had a stainless steel sink for like 20 years and it's nearly flawless
@@JonathanLGN I expect a sink to last 8 years without it cracking and leaking!
Blanco Sinks = PIECES OF GARBAGE!
NEVER AGAIN!