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ALFI brand 33" Fireclay Farmhouse Sink, 50/50 Double Bowl, Gray Matte, No Faucet Hole, ABF3318D-GM

Name: ALFI brand 33" Fireclay Farmhouse Sink, 50/50 Double Bowl, Gray Matte, No Faucet Hole, ABF3318D-GM
Brand: mapetitemediatheque.fr
SKU: 8722238852
Price: 370.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1341 (14 reviews)

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ALFI brand 33" Fireclay Farmhouse Sink, 50/50 Double Bowl, Gray Matte, No Faucet Hole, ABF3318D-GMALFI brand 33" Fireclay Farmhouse Sink, 50 50 Double Bowl, Gray Matte, No Faucet Hole, ABF3318D GM ALFI brand is a family owned business that is passionate about helping individuals transform their kitchen and bath into gorgeous places to spend time. Dedicated to manufacturing innovative and unique products that are both beautiful and functional, ALFI offers a diverse selection of kitchen and bath products that wont be found elsewhere. While the

ALFI brand 33" Fireclay Farmhouse Sink, 50/50 Double Bowl, Gray Matte, No Faucet Hole, ABF3318D-GM

ALFI brand is a family owned business that is passionate about helping individuals transform their kitchen and bath into gorgeous places to spend time. Dedicated to manufacturing innovative and unique products that are both beautiful and functional, ALFI offers a diverse selection of kitchen and bath products that wont be found elsewhere. While the brands emphasis is on uncompromising quality and distinctive designs, their products are made for budget minded people.

This 33" double bowl ALFI brand fireclay farm sink is a throwback to a simpler time. Designed to offer the traditional popular look of an apron farm sink with a contemporary twist featuring extra thin walls. Made of the highest quality solid fireclay to ensure it not only looks great but also lasts for a very long time.

The Benefits of an Authentic Fireclay Sink: The Quality of the Finish: The glazing of the sink surface provides both durability and shine over long periods of time. The raw material used (fine fireclay) allows for uniformity in the finish. The sinks glaze is practically impervious to threatening particles from food preparation. Stains do not penetrate the glaze and can be easily wiped away. Acids and chemical cleaners have virtually no adverse effect on the sink. Coffee stains, cigarette burns, and other daily occurrences that would adversely effect kitchen sinks made from other materials are easily wiped away on fireclay sinks.

Available In:

Black Matte, ABF3318D-BM

White, ABF3318D-W

Gray Matte, ABF3318D-GM

Please see our color disclaimer.

Features

Heat resistant up to 350' F. This sink has been tested and will not crack due to heat exposure from a pot / pan up to 350' F hot.
This sink is constructed of solid high-grade fireclay material using high pressure casting, ensuring durability, longevity, and resilience to acids, alkali's, scratches, and chipping. The glazing of the sink surface provides both durability and shine over long periods of time. The raw material used (fine fireclay) allows for uniformity in the finish.
Capable of being installed via Under-Mount (countertop over edge of sink), Top-Mount (countertop lower than top edge of sink), or Flush-Mount (countertop even with sink)
Standard 3 ½” center drain and can be used with a garbage disposal.
Due to the organic nature of the fireclay, material dimensions may vary by 1/8" of an inch. We recommend having the sink on location to trace and measure for countertop and cabinet cut outs. Furthermore , minor imperfections may appear. These are not defects; this is what makes each sink uniquely its own. Defective sinks will not pass our quality control inspection and would be recycled into a new sink at the factory.
It is required to support the sink from beneath. You can use the undermount installation kit (Model #: ABUMSB) to the inner side walls of your cabinet. We then recommend putting plywood on the rods to create a large smooth flat surface. Drill the necessary drain holes. If you did not purchase the kit you will need to create a custom support using 2x4's.
These sinks are not adversely affected by scratches from pots, pans, knifes, etc.
BASE CABINET: Recommended Minimum Base Cabinet Size: 33"
CUSTOM INSTALLATION: No cut-out template is provided, please use the actual sink for determining the final cabinet and countertop dimensions.

For Farmhouse Sinks the recommended base cabinet size is 3" more than the width of the sink.

Due to the fireclay process, dimensions may vary. Please use the actual sink that you will be installing in order to determine the cutout dimensions for your countertop and cabinetry.

Details

ASIN:	B08PW3LMZ1
Apron Radius:	Wide
Bowl Split:	50/50
Box Height:	14.57"
Box Length:	37.01"
Box Weight:	98.77 lb(s)
Box Width:	21.85"
Color:	Gray Matte
Country of Origin:	China
Drain Diameter:	3.5"
Drain Placement:	Center
Faucet Hole Spacing:	No Faucet Hole
Finish:	Gray Matte
Harmonized System Code:	6910.10.0030
ISTA Certified?:	Yes
Inner Depth:	10"
Inside Bowl Dimensions:	Bowl 1: 15.4" x 16.5" x 10", Bowl 2: 15.4" x 16.5"
Installation Type:	Farmhouse
Item Height:	10"
Item Length (Front to Back):	18"
Item Weight:	85.98 lb(s)
Item Width (Side to Side):	33"
Material:	Fireclay
Minimum Cabinet Size:	33"
NMFC Code:	158400
Number of Bowls:	2
Number of Faucet Holes:	0
Overall Dimensions:	33" x 18" x 10"
Overflow Location:	None
Pack Quantity:	1
Room:	Kitchen
SKU:	ABF3318D-GM
Shape:	Rectangle
Ship Girth:	72.84
Ship Length:	37.01
Ship Method:	Small Parcel
Ship Package Type:	Carton
Ship Weight:	98.77
Ship Width:	21.85
Shipping Dimensions:	37.01 x 21.85 x 14.57
Ships From:	KS
Style:	Traditional
Surface Type:	Matte
Wall Thickness:	0.75"
cUPC Certified?:	Yes

Warranty

1 year warranty against manufacturing defects. 10 year warranty against fading / staining of the glaze.

ALFI brand Warranty Details (PDF)

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