SKU: 821047 Category: kitchen sinks

projectline seb sink + 38mm waste

additional information

unit of measure	each
colour	silver
size	800×460 mm
material	stainless steel
brand	franke
style	single bowl

description

the franke – projectline pln 611 is a sleek and functional single bowl inset sink designed to enhance modern kitchens. measuring 800 mm in length and 460 mm in width, it offers ample space for various kitchen tasks. the integrated drainer provides added convenience for drying dishes and food preparation. perfect for residential and light commercial use, this franke sink combines practicality with timeless design.

key features:

high-quality stainless steel construction: crafted from durable stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion.
reversible drainer position: allows for flexible installation with the drainer on either the left or right side to suit your kitchen layout.
single bowl design: features a spacious bowl measuring 340 mm x 370 mm with a depth of 140 mm, accommodating large pots and pans.
38 mm waste outlet: includes a 38 mm pvc waste fitting and plug, facilitating efficient water drainage.
inset installation: designed for easy drop-in installation, fitting seamlessly into your countertop.

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