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Achieved simply by cutting a hole in the granite.
Require the least amount of work and therefore minimal cost.
Disadvantage is the "lip" of the bowl that sits above the granite making it difficult to wipe debris into the bowl.
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Achieved by cutting a rebated hole in the granite and then polishing the inside edges of the hole.
Results in a 12-15mm drop from the top of the granite to the sink.
Granite may require reinforcing with steel to maintain its structural integrity.
Look elegant and are the most preferred method for fitting sinks.
Require large amount of work and therefore greater cost.
Just wipe debris into the sink without dealing with a raised "lip" around the sink.
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Achieved by cutting a hole in the granite and then polishing the inside edges of the hole.
Results in a 30mm drop from the top of the granite to the sink.
Nice clean look.
Just wipe debris into the sink without dealing with a raised "lip" around the sink.
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Becoming more popular.
Can be either Topmounted or Undermounted.
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