Blanco dual-mount kitchen sinks — the Diamond and Liven collections, in single and double bowl, with bowl depths of 9-1/2", 10" and 12".
Dual mount means the sink can be installed either way: dropped into the counter with the rim showing, or mounted underneath for a flush edge. That flexibility matters most on a renovation, where the counter material is already decided and the fabricator's preference or the existing cut-out decides the method.
Blanco's Silgranit material is a granite composite rather than stainless or fireclay. It is harder than the counter it sits in, resists heat and scratching, and does not show water spots the way stainless does — and the color runs through the material, so a chip does not expose a different substrate underneath.
Confirm three dimensions before ordering: the bowl footprint, the cut-out required, and the minimum cabinet width. A 33" sink will not fit a 30" base, and undermount installation needs the cabinet to carry the sink weight plus water.
Also check the waste flange — Blanco offers color-coordinated flanges, and a stainless flange in a Truffle sink is visible.
