BOCCHI sinks bring back the ultimate material to your kitchen. Fireclay, a 100% natural, organic and recyclable material used by craftsman for centuries to create timeless appliances, has now returned to your kitchen. Fired in kilns at 2000 degrees F, Fireclay becomes the most durable material used in today's kitchens. Thus, dealing with extreme heat coming from pots and pans is definitely not a problem. Additionally, our proprietary glaze is fused with the fireclay body so our sinks have a non-porous, uniform, scratch and stain resistant surface. With their protective bottom grid and distinctive looks, BOCCHI sinks are truly crafted to match your style and hold up to your busy life.
Distinctive Farmhouse Apron front installation with reversible application - sink is finished on all four sides
Includes chrome strainer, wooden cutting board, deep colander, roller mat, and removable stainless steel bottom grid specially designed to protect both your sink and allow enough flex to cushion dishes when accidentally dropped into the sink
Optional Accessories (sold separately): 2310 0005 Colander Tray, 2310 0006 Expandable Colander, 2320 0009 Prep Board w/ knife slots and colanders, 2320 0011 Prep Board w/ 3 round bowls, 2320 0013 Prep Board w/ 3 rectangular bowls, 2320 0015 Prep Board w/ large mixing bowl and colander, 1220 0XX Luxury Drain Cover; (Comes standard with 2320 0001 cutting board, 2310 0003 colander, 2350 0001 roller mat)
Requires a minimum 30 in wide base cabinet for apron-front sinks
We do not recommend cutting the countertop until you receive the sink - sizes may vary slightly and the sink itself should be used as a guide for cutting
Sink can accommodate a garbage disposal - Flange extension not needed
Exclusive high pressure casted, organic fine fireclay construction with workstation ledge and accessories
100% non-porous surface provides unmatched stain resistance compared to matte stone or other composite materials
Extreme resistance to chip, discoloration, scratching and cracking; heat resistant up to 2000 degrees F
