According to Karran, because of customer demand, the company now offering overflows for its E-505, E-305 and E-303 Edge Series vanity bowls. The company has sourced a drain system that has an integrated overflow and that is available with a pop-up drain style and a grid style.
According to Karran, because of customer demand, the company now offering overflows for its E-505, E-305 and E-303 Edge Series vanity bowls. The company has sourced a drain system that has an integrated overflow and that is available with a pop-up drain style and a grid style.
Karran is offering a line of Quartz sinks made from 80 percent quartz crystals and 20 percent acrylic resin. The sinks are available in both undermount and top mount styles. Several colors are available to choose from in eight different configurations, including both single- and double-bowl selections.
Here’s another great video by L.E. Smith, a large fabricator of laminate and solid surface, showing the process for undermounting a Karran sink to a laminate countertop. The step-by-step process walks viewers completely through the process. Although there is no sound in this video, it does explain each step … Read more
The International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) announced the winners of its annual awards at the association’s recent annual meeting in Atlanta. The ISFA awards are chosen by association members, and given to those in the industry that stand out as the very best. Taking top honors, the Hall of Fame … Read more
Karran offers the new Q2 line of quartz sinks. Designed to be tough, they are available in an array of colors. The line, which will complement the company’s original line of Q1 quartz sinks, are made from the same materials using the same production processes, but are made in a … Read more
Karran now offers a new version of its York sink – the “IO” (integrated overflow) version. Suitable for commercial projects, the bowl has a 50-year warranty and is guaranteed to not stain or thermal crack. It is seamlessly undermountable in laminate and solid surface. Fabricators only need to drill the ½-in. … Read more