Franke PKX11025 Peak 25" Single Bowl Undermount Kitchen Sink Stainless Steel

The Peak Single Basin Undermount Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink collection pushes the boundaries on the regular industry standards. Dubbed as "the single biggest innovation in residential sinks in many years", Franke's Peak sink collection sets new standards in luxury sinks for design, functionality and quality.

Peak is a Swiss designed and manufactured collection using only the finest of European Stainless steel. Combining both deep draw and hand fabrication processes, the Peak sink collection gives the best of both worlds, offering the flawless consistency of a mechanically drawn sink with the elegant design of a hand crafted product. Get that matching colander, cutting board and bottom grid/shelf to complete the collection.

• Constructed of durable stainless steel
• Undermount installation type
• 1/4" corner radius for optimum cleanability
• 10" Deep bowls to help easily accommodate anything from bowls and plates to baking pans and large pots
• 2 degree bottom slope provides optimum drainage without sacrificing usable work surface
• 1/4" Corner radius for optimum cleanability
• New design concept allows for the same grid to be used as both a bottom grid and a shelf
• Integral ledge that serves as a shelf to raise the work surface or supports a bottom grid to protect the beautiful lines of the Peak sink
• Unique drain cover designed to complement the Peak sink's geometric design
• This cover hides the waste disposer or strainer and creates a fully usable flat surface bottom and also serves as a strainer that is easy to wipe and clean
• Minimum Cabinet Size: 30"
• Sound Dampening: Sound Pad & Spray Coat

Hygienic, easy to clean and long-lasting. It's the go-to material for professional chefs. It's no accident that 70% of sinks around the world are made of stainless steel. It looks good in almost any kitchen. What's more, it's corrosion-resistant, has an absolutely pore-free surface for easy cleaning and is extremely hygienic. Stainless steel also bonds with oxygen to form a passive protective layer that continuously renews itself.