Granite sinks made of SILGRANIT
Unmistakably a true jewel in your kitchen
What makes Silgranit the right material for your sink?
The kitchen is at the heart of the modern home and a reflection of our varied lifestyles. With a wide range of styles from proven classics to exclusive designs, available in a broad selection of configurations, sizes and colours, you can find the right Silgranit sink or bowl for your dream kitchen.
SILGRANIT sinks in different styles and different colours
Beautiful with SILGRANIT
Colourful variety
The kitchen sink is often one of the last things to be planned into a new kitchen. It goes without saying that we don't agree with that approach, we would do it completely differently. But that’s the way it is. The colours of the cabinets, the worktop and the floor have been decided, now the sink has to fit in. Make it easy for yourself and choose a sink makes it simple. Silgranit offers a large choice of colours.
Fancy a rich coffee brown, creamy tartufo or warm vulcano grey? Give your creativity free rein! Incidentally, we are often asked which is more popular, sinks in black or white?
Unmistakably a true jewel in your kitchen
Impressively elegant. Remarkably intense.
This makes SILGRANIT the right material for your kitchen sink
The no. 1 reason to buy: a breeze to clean
Chopped beetroot on the white sink. A red wine glass left on the drainer. This can cause nasty stains. But now? It’s no problem for Silgranit. Often the stain can simply be washed away by running the mixer tap. Just like that.
Save yourself hours of scrubbing. Enjoy chopping and frying food together with your loved ones, then savouring a delicious meal in good company. In between, rinse off large dishes and wipe down your Silgranit sink. Done. Drops of sauce run off into the bowl practically by themselves. Crumb and dirt remain lying on the surface. One wipe, and it's all gone. This is the sink for today.
In about the time it takes to brush your teeth. Daily cleaning and care could hardly be faster.
Ensures joyful family living
Do you love the look of clean contours? Are you keen on a kitchen mixer tap in a matching or contrasting Silgranit colour? Silgranit simply looks good even on your mixer tap.
Design: looking at inner values. Outer ones, too.
Questions about Silgranit
Our granite sinks consist of Silgranit, a composite material made of up to 80 % quartz sand, the strongest component of granite. This is apparent not only to the eye, but also to the touch. Our Silgranit sinks have a lovely stone-like feel and are extremely easy to clean. What’s more, the material is highly resistant. You want to have free rein in your kitchen, whether you're cooking with tomatoes, strawberries, lemon juice or beetroot. Your sink is impervious to whatever ends up in it, and simply will not allow any discolouration. Only if limescale builds up on the surface of your sink you’ll need to remove it to avoid dirt accumulation. This makes your Silgranit sink an optimal synthesis of functionality and visual appeal
Sometimes, things can really heat up in your kitchen. Silgranit can deal with the usual temperatures reached on pots, pans and baking trays when preparing food. Pots filled with boiling water, baking trays coming directly out of the oven and the like can be placed directly on the sink. Silgranit material is heat-resistant according to DIN standard 13310. The DIN standard is a uniform type of testing especially designed to check whether a product can withstand the usual chores in and around a kitchen sink.
Tip: If you have an overheated pan or tray, we recommend using our top-rails or a heat pad or trivet to protect the surface of your sink and worktop from the effects of extreme heat and differences in temperature.
Silgranit is very easy to clean. For the daily routine, a sponge and a little washing-up liquid are enough. Your sink will shine again. If limescale has settled on your sink, use BLANCO DailyClean+ for cleaning. In our guide, we show you in detail how to clean your granite sink made of Silgranit.
Silgranit consists of 80 % quartz sand, the strongest component of granite. In short: your sink is extremely resistant. As such, you won’t need to worry about putting pots, pans and plates down wherever you fancy in your sink. You can also splash red wine, orange juice, hot coffee or beetroot juice around with abandon. Your Silgranit sink won’t mind one bit.
Yes, Silgranit is resistant to food acids. Acid-based foods like lemons and oranges can be directly prepared on the sink surface. Even vinegar or acid-based cleaning products will not harm the sink surface (i.e. citric acid, acetic acid).
Remember: chloride acids or any other industrial aggressive acids might hurt your Silgranit sink and many other kitchen surface like granite, wood, paint, glass, … so please avoid using them in the kitchen.
No, Silgranit has been developed to come into contact with food and food acids. Hence there is no risk. Food acids won’t harm the sink material. Silgranit has a closed surface that blocks all common household acids. The material remains as it is. Nothing gets in and nothing comes out.
And a Silgranit sink is safe for food, so no sink substances are transferred to food placed on the sink. The food won’t take on any other odour or flavor and can therefore be prepared on the sink safely.
Fresh fruit, vegetables and years of bright sunshine provide the surfaces of your sink with plenty of challenges as time goes on. But they remain completely indifferent. After all, our Silgranit sinks are solid as a rock. The material will not discolour or fade under normal use, and with a little care.
Yes, Silgranit comes with the built-in patented protective formula 'Hygiene+Plus' with antibacterial properties.
SILGRANIT is made with a patented protective formula that makes its surface non-porous and thus water-repellent, dirt-repellent and easy to clean. As a result, Silgranit surface has a shield effect against bacterial growth. This is the Hygiene+Plus protection. Tests* confirm that this built-in hygiene protection reduces the growth of relevant kitchen bacteria by an average of 98%.
* Tests carried out with bacterial stems ATCC 8739 and ATCC 6538 by an independent laboratory on behalf of BLANCO, 2011.Silgranit is ready to work with a hot mixer tap. Silgranit isn’t fazed by high temperatures, so boiling water won’t be a problem. A hot mixer tap like our TAMPERA delivers water at 100°C directly out of the spout, ready to make tea or cook food. Using it correctly is important to avoid injuries or putting an excessive burden on the sink.
Here our experienced tips:
• Always place a pot or cup below the tap before activating the boiling water and turn it off in good time to avoid spills.
• Be sure to keep your hands away from the running boiling water.
• Remember that the spout might be very hot after running boiling water, so avoid touching it or run some cold water before touching it. This might be very important if you have kids at home.
• Move the spout of the tap to different positions to ensure that the boiling water doesn’t hit always the same spot on the sink or place a cloth on the bottom to avoid subjecting one point of the sink surface to too much boiling water.
Especially on light-colored sinks metal abrasion from pots are quickly noticed. However, these can be easily removed with a soft sponge, water and cooking oil. Moisten the sponge with water, apply the oil and remove metal traces with circular movements. You can find more cleaning and care tips in our guide.
For daily care, rub the sink dry with a microfiber cloth after each use. This will reduce the attack surface for lime deposits.
Silgranite sinks are very durable. Stains do not enter through the closed surface. Sunlight does not affect a granite sink made of silgranite - the colors shine even after years.
Lime can be very stubborn. However, it is easy to remove. Use our professional cleaner BLANCO DailyClean+ and apply it to the stains. Let it work, rinse and wipe dry. In our guide, we show you in detail how to remove limescale stains.
Granite sinks can cope with the usual temperatures reached during the preparation of food in pots, pans and with baking trays. Even filled cooking pots or baking trays coming directly from the oven can be placed directly on the sink. This is proven by the tests according to DIN standard 13310. The DIN standard is a uniform type of test, which is intended in particular to check whether a product can withstand the usual tasks in and around a sink.
Tip: We still recommend placing an overheated pan or baking tray on our TOP rails or a trivet to keep tension caused by extreme heat away from the countertop and sink.
Stains and everyday signs of use can be easily removed. A sponge, water, washing-up liquid and a microfiber cloth are all you need. In our guide, we show you how to quickly clean your sink every day.
To avoid stubborn stains, you should clean your sink regularly. To do this, use a mild acid-based cleaner such as citric or acetic acid or rely on our professional cleaner BLANCO DailyClean+. In our guide, we answer in detail how to carry out regular cleaning.
Even if you clean your sink regularly, a more thorough cleaning is needed every now and then. Soft detergent is a simple home recipe for deep cleaning your sink. Just let it soak in and rinse it out - in our guide, we show you how to use detergent for deep cleaning.
This is a special care product for sink and faucet.
Yes, stains can occur with granite sinks as well. Lime deposits trap dirt. They absorb spilled coffee, tea or red wine. These discolorations then show up on the sink. The surface stains can be removed in just a few easy steps. In our guide, we show you how to remove discolorations from Silgranit sinks.
Light stains quickly stand out on a dark sink. This is usually limescale. Use a mild cleaner such as BLANCO DailyClean+, vinegar cleaner or citric acid and remove lime stains and other dirt in no time. On our service page, we show you in detail how to remove stains on dark sinks in the FAQ section.
If you use your sink every day, you will quickly notice color changes. Traces or stains on the surface usually have two causes: They are either lime deposits that have been colored by spilled liquids, or they are metallic traces of pot abrasion. Both can be easily removed. In our guide, we show you how to remove limescale stains and make metal abrasion disappear.