Which sink....

And in what way would you like help here...?.....? that's, as with many things, a matter of taste. afterwards, when everything is finished, there is something to complain about with all kinds of sinks :D

Experience reports and tips for selection :)

The ones from Ikea can be forgotten!

Hello,

whether one can forget about them, I don't know, since I don't have a Ikeaspüle. Personally, I would stick with stainless steel and avoid zero-radius sinks there (among other things, harder to clean).
I would recommend reading the relevant kitchen forums on this topic.
Regards,
IKEA-Fan

Why one can forget about the Ikea sinks, I don’t know either. However, I don’t have any - but only because our old granite sink was so great that we bought the same one again.

If I had to choose between stainless steel and ceramic, I would always choose stainless steel without hesitation:

Why are all sinks in the gastronomy industry made of stainless steel? But as I said, it ultimately depends on personal taste.

hello zumi,
i also decided on a stainless steel sink from an external supplier.
BLANCO AXIS II 6 S-IF.

the reason:
it is more functional. because of the siphon located further back, it is also easier to accommodate a proper waste separation from hailo and an additional drawer on top.
easy to maintain, glass cutting board as well as a matching stainless steel vegetable strainer are included.
fits in a 60cm base cabinet.
with the suitable faucet with pull-out hose, i only rarely have to remove the water tanks of the machines next to it for cleaning and with the help of this hose many things are easier to manage, e.g. washing vegetables etc.

it also looked great :D

see pictures

greetings robi

I wanted to say that you can forget about the quality of Ikea sinks. Unfortunately, I like these zero-radius sinks aesthetically. Bredskär looks nice to me, but on the one hand, I’m concerned because you have to mount the faucet into the countertop with it. Is that unproblematic? But I can imagine that these sinks are not very useful in everyday work :D How about Systemceram? I will have a white kitchen with a laminate countertop. (Is that what they’re called too?!)