Traditional Standard Radius Apron/Farmhouse Copper Kitchen Sink -
The tradition of hammering copper is a metalworking tactic used for generations to toughen copper sheets. A ball peen hammer is generally used to shape the indentations before the sheet is manipulated into its desired shape. Copper is additionally hammered for aesthetic purposes. Over time, pure copper can start to naturally oxidize in its environment, developing a copper patina. Patina is commonly a green or brown film on the surface of copper, bronze or different comparable metals. The extra depth and dimension created through hammering the surface of copper makes patina much less obvious as it starts to appear.
DIMENSIONS
Dimensions: 33 in (Length), 20 in (Width), 10 in (Height)
Weight not specified.
MODEL#:
CERTIFICATIONS
FEATURES
- Thickness: 14 gauge
- Color/Finish: Hammered Copper
- Material: Copper
- Corners: Standard Radius
- Application: Kitchen
- Style: Traditional
- Installation Type: Apron/Farmhouse
- Bowl Configuration: Equal Bowl
- Bowl Split: 50/50 Bowl
- Cabinet Size: Greater than 33"
- Product Type: Kitchen Sink
- Drain Position: Center
SPECIFICATION SHEETS & CUTOUT TEMPLATES
Select a variation or product to view downloadable files.
HELPFUL DOCUMENTS
- Installation Guide: Dakota Apron Front Installation
- Care Information: Dakota Copper Sink Care Instructions
Reviews
There are no reviews yet