Blanco undermount sinks fit beneath a solid worktop. This leaves the polished edge of stone, quartz or solid surface on show, and crumbs wipe straight into the bowl with no rim in the way. The range covers stainless steel, Silgranit granite composite and white ceramic. Sizes run from a compact half bowl for a 30 cm cabinet up to large single bowls and two-bowl layouts for 80 and 90 cm base units.
Material sets the look. Silgranit sinks in the Subline series come in eight colours: White, Jasmin, Alumetallic, Rock Grey, Tartufo, Coffee, Anthracite and Black. You can match the sink to the worktop or set it off as a contrast. Some Subline sizes also come in Crystal White ceramic. The stainless steel models differ in shape. Supra bowls have softly rounded corners, which are easier to wipe clean. Zerox bowls are crisp, zero-radius rectangles. Zerox is also offered in Dark Steel, an uncoated dark grey finish, and in Durinox, a matt, velvet-look steel described as highly resistant to scratches.
Next comes the layout. Single bowls cover most needs, with depths from 175 mm to 220 mm. The 1.5 bowl sinks pair a main bowl with a smaller, shallower one for rinsing or a waste basket, with the main bowl on the left or right. Two-bowl Subline models come with equal or unequal bowls. Etagon sinks have a step built into the bowl that holds Etagon rails, giving you a second level for draining or rinsing above the water. A Level version of the Subline 700-U has two depths within one bowl. Most models use Blanco's InFino strainer, while Supra bowls have a standard 3½-inch strainer.
To narrow it down, start with your base unit: each listing gives the minimum cabinet width. Then decide between one bowl, 1.5 or two bowls, and finally pick the material and finish to suit your worktop. If you'd rather set the sink into the worktop from above, compare Blanco inset sinks. Or browse the full Blanco sinks range and all Blanco products, including taps.
