Franke DW6160C Catalog
FRANKE STYLE
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CONTENT
WHY FRANKE FILTRATION
WHY FRANKE FAUCETS
WHY FRANKE STAINLESS STEEL SINKS
WHY FRANKE COMPARISON
WHY FRANKE FIRECLAY SINKS
WHAT’S NEW
SINKS
STAINLESS STEEL UNDERMOUNT SINKS
Accessory Undermount Bowls
Single Undermount Bowls
Double Undermount Bowls
Triple Undermount Bowls
Culinary Work Station
STAINLESS STEEL APRON FRONTS
FIRECLAY APRON FRONTS
FIRECLAY UNDERMOUNTS
FAUCETS
KITCHEN FAUCETS
Single Hole Faucets
Side Spray Faucets
POT FILLERS
BAR AND PREP FAUCETS
POINT-OF-USE FAUCETS
FILTRATION
ACCESSORIES
RAIL SYSTEM
GRIDS
CUTTING BOARDS
ACCESSORIES
WASTE DISPOSERS
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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Pictured Above:
FHPD180 kitchen faucet and MHK720 fireclay sink.
On the Cover:
FF2400R kitchen faucet, LB5200 hot and filtered cold water
dispenser and MHX-PKX11028 stainless steel apron front sink.
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WHY FRANKE WATER FILTRATION
Water filtration is a popular topic these days. Research indicates that
approximately 70% of American households use some type of
home water filtration. But why? It’s a very common question with
a simple answer: peace of mind. You and your loved ones drink
and come in contact with tap water many times every day. This is
something that most people don’t even consider and Franke thinks
it should stay that way. A water filtration system is a straightforward,
convenient way to make sure that there’s just H2O in your glass
and no unexpected little “extras.” Whether the goal is to achieve
better tasting water from the tap or ease your uncertainty about
actual water quality, opting to use a filtration system can provide
some much needed reassurance.
POU Filtration
Our filtration products fall into a category known as Point-of-Use
or POU filtration systems. What this means is that water is being
filtered immediately before it is dispensed, or just before it flows
from the tap. A filter housing containing a filter cartridge is
plumbed directly into the water line below your kitchen counter.
Filtered water is then dispensed as it is needed from a separate
faucet adjacent to the kitchen sink. These faucets are commonly
referred to as both POU faucets or dispensing heads.
Inside the filter canister is a filter cartridge. Franke filter cartridges
consist of a ceramic outer shell and an enclosed activated
carbon block core. Each cartridge utilizes a multistage filtration
process which occurs as follows:
Stage 1 – Microfiltration occurs as water passes through the
ceramic shell of the filter cartridge. Particulate and pathogenic
cysts ranging from .5 to .8 microns in size are removed during
this stage.
Stage 2 – The composition of the ceramic matrix both kills and
inhibits the growth of bacteria.
Stage 3 – An activated carbon block core removes chlorine and
organic compounds thereby improving the taste, odor, and safety
of the water.
Stage 4 – Two of our cartridge models (FRX02 & FRC06) also
contain heavy metal removal media for the removal of lead and
other heavy metals. See page 79 for chart.
Combining these elements creates an extremely effective
mechanical filtration and chemical reduction process. Although
the life of a filter cartridge can vary depending on water quality,
each cartridge is generally good for six months for a family of
four with normal usage, often even longer.
Benefits of Filtration
The fact is that there are, indeed, undesirable things finding their
way into drinking water. Water with chemicals and impurities can
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have an unpleasant odor or taste making it difficult to enjoy.
Ingesting water with specific contaminants can even cause
serious health issues. The table above shows some of the most
common contaminants found in drinking water in the United
States and the results you can expect from the use of a Franke
filtration system.
Additional Benefits
What a Franke filtration system takes out of the water might be
the most important, but not the only, benefit. Our filtration
systems are easy to maintain and require no electricity or
additional power supply. Unlike a reverse osmosis (RO) system,
we won’t waste three gallons of your water for each gallon that
is purified and our filters won’t strip your water of essential
minerals. Most Franke system components are long-life reusable
elements made of natural and recyclable materials. In fact, if
your municipality issues a “boil water advisory” due to cysts
(Cryptosporidium, Giardia, etc.) you can continue using water
filtered with your Franke filtration system without any boiling or
extra preparation.
Quality & Environmental Responsibility
All Franke filtration products are manufactured using high-quality
components and precise assembly techniques. Unlike other
water filtration companies, we don’t cut corners. One example
of our commitment to quality is that the activated carbon cores
of our filters are manufactured with coconut shell carbon, one
of the most expensive types. But coconut shell carbon happens
to be a highly effective substance for chemical reduction and
therefore, increases the overall performance of our systems.
Despite the additional cost of some system components,
Franke filtration systems are still priced equivalently or below
those of the competition. Performance isn’t the only thing we
take into consideration; giving our customers the best value
possible is just old fashioned good business.
Our products incorporate both naturally biodegradable and
highly recyclable materials. All filter housings are manufactured
with either stainless steel or engineering grade plastic polymers.
These materials are frequently and easily recycled. Franke filter
cartridges are made of, by weight, approximately 95% naturally
biodegradable materials. These environmentally responsible
material usage principles are in stark contrast to many filtration
systems that utilize “throw away” parts and replacement cartridges.
Franke consistently considers the environment during the development
of every new product to ensure minimal environmental impact
during use.
One Less Thing to Worry About
Many families and busy “on-the-go” individuals face hectic daily
schedules with barely a minute to breathe let alone worry about
potentially harmful chemicals coming out of the tap. A water filtration
system can help you be more confident at home and give you
great tasting enjoyable drinking water at a moment’s notice.
We recognize that our customers have a choice in water filtration
products and that trust is difficult to earn but easy to lose. In
light of those facts, we will continue striving to provide top-quality
filtration products that deliver exceptional results and allow our
customers to live more confidently every day.
CONTAMINANTS REMOVAL
Cysts (Cryptosporidium) >99.99%
Bacteria (E. Coli) >99.99%
Free Chlorine >96.00%
Lead (specific models) 98.3%
Particulate matter >98%
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Design Superiority
Franke’s line of kitchen faucets includes all the elements of
today’s design choices – traditional, transitional, contemporary
and country. With everything from top flight European models,
with a sleek minimalist line, to sumptuous classic models that
are the centerpiece to any kitchen, the addition of a Franke
faucet can give a lift to an existing kitchen or make a statement
all its own in new surroundings.
A Franke faucet is created by artisans and perfected to the ideal
proportions and functionality. Our faucets are available in up to
four finishes, with companion point-of-use faucets and soap
dispensers to complete the ensemble. We understand the need of
every homeowner to provide their kitchen with the right accent to
match the interior.
At Franke, we are always seeking to evolve to meet the needs of
our discerning customers. New products are constantly being
developed to offer as many choices as possible.
Composition
Lead-free brass
Franke faucets are made of brass, which is an alloy of copper
and zinc; the proportions of zinc and copper can be varied to
create a range of brasses with varying properties.
To enhance the machinability of brass, lead is often added in
concentrations of around 2%. Since lead has a lower melting
point than the other constituents of the brass, it tends to migrate
towards the grain boundaries in the form of globules as it cools
from casting. The pattern the globules form on the surface of the
brass increases the available lead surface area which in turn
affects the degree of leaching. In addition, cutting operations
can smear the lead globules over the surface. These effects can
lead to significant lead leaching from brasses of comparatively
low lead content.
Regulations
In October 1999 the California State Attorney General sued 13
key manufacturers and distributors over lead content. In April
2001 manufacturers agreed to reduce lead content to 1.5%, or
face a requirement to warn consumers about lead content.
On January 1, 2010, the maximum amount of lead in "lead-free
brass" in California was reduced from 4% to 0.25% lead. The law
put into place statewide is now known as California Assembly
Bill 1953 (or AB1953).
Franke lead-free faucets use less than 0.20%. As of January 2014,
all faucets sold in the United States must be made of lead-free
brass to comply with the law initiated in California, which will
become a national plumbing safeguard.
Faucets must also pass several environmental regulations. The
National Sanitation Foundation 61(NSF61) regulation, which limits
contaminants in drinking water, applies to kitchen faucets,
lavatory faucets and drinking water dispensers.
To receive NSF Certification of a faucet, manufacturers first submit
a list of all materials including the formulation used in the product.
NSF Toxicologists then review the material formulations to determine
potential contaminants that may extract from the faucet and into
the drinking water. NSF then conducts an inspection of the
manufacturing facility to verify material formulations, material
suppliers, quality control procedures and operations. Product
samples are randomly selected for testing at NSF laboratories.
Faucets undergo a rigorous three-week testing sequence, where
they are filled with an extractant water specified in the Standard.
Selected water samples are analyzed for contaminants. NSF
toxicologists compare the contaminant levels to the maximum
allowable levels established in ANSI/NSF Standard 61. If all
contaminant levels of the product meet the requirements of the
Standard, the product can be certified. Only then is the manufacturer
allowed to display the NSF Mark on the product signifying NSF
Certification.
All Franke faucets are NSF61 certified and all but 4 of the
current models are AB1953 compliant.
Ceramic disc cartridges are the highest quality type of valves
available today on the market. The ceramic discs used in Franke
valves provide a better seal against water because of the tight
tolerances between the discs. The discs are polished glass-smooth,
so there are no microscopic rough edges on their surfaces.
Unlike cartridges that use rubber in the waterway, ceramic discs
WHY FRANKE FAUCETS
Photography by Nordic Kitchen and Bath Showroom
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are lapped and polished to a degree of flatness that can only be
measured in lightbands. Lapping is a machining operation in
which two surfaces are rubbed together with an abrasive between
them, by hand movement or by way of a machine, and is used to
obtain very accurate and flat surfaces. The discs themselves
have diamond-like hardness—they are impervious to line debris,
mineral buildups, and other common problems that affect valve life.
Ceramic discs last much longer due to their high wear resistance
and offer very precise, ergonomic control. These are an excellent
choice for people with arthritis and even a child can easily turn
one of these faucets off and on.
A great benefit of ceramic disc cartridges is their durability. Ceramic
is very strong, so there is virtually no wear of the discs with use.
If a particle from galvanized pipe or a small rock gets into the
valve, it can score the surfaces, but these occurrences are rare.
If a ceramic disc faucet drips, don't try to force the handle
closed—just move the handle gently back and forth a few times
to dislodge any particles.
Information on certification
All Franke faucets are manufactured under the supervision and
testing of local and international standards institutes, from
IAPMO to CSA to NSF.
Manufacturing process
Franke faucet manufacturing includes the complete production
process from permanent mold casting and forging, through
machining, to robotic grinding, polishing and buffing, completing
the faucet finish in chrome plating, powder coating, or special
finishes, such as oil rubbed bronze, to final assembly and delivery.
1. There are two methods used to make Franke faucet bodies:
A. Machining
While many people may have never heard of the term, CNC
has touched almost every form of the manufacturing process
in one way or another. The name stands for Computer
Numerical Control.
CNC machines typically replace (or work in conjunction with)
some existing manufacturing processes. Everything that an
operator would be required to do with conventional machine
tools is programmable with CNC machines, including: placing
the drill in the spindle, activating the spindle, positioning the
workpiece under the drill, machining the hole, and turning off
the spindle.
Machining is the process needed to shape the body into the
required size and dimensions. This involves first cutting the
bars into short slugs and automatically feeding them into a
CNC machine which has a multi-spindle and multi-axis design.
This machine performs turning, milling, and drilling operations.
For some of the most intricate Franke designs, machining is
the optimal method to achieve symmetry and uniformity of
detail.
B. Hot forging
This is an alternative to machining and this method can
produce a near-net shape in about three seconds with little
waste. Forging is the process of shaping metals by forming
them into the desired shape. In hot forging, heated metal is
forced into a die that is almost the same shape as the faucet
body. The pressure is slowly increased over the course of
several seconds to make sure the die is completely filled with
metal. Only minor machining is required to produce the exact
dimensions.
The next steps in the process are:
2. Polishing and buffing
Robotic automatic polishing chambers are used for some parts
as well as manually controlled robotic machines for delicate work
on faucet details.
3. Plating
Plating increases durability by adding an extra layer of protective
coating.
After machining, the parts are ready for the finishing process.
Those components that come into contact with water may first
require a special surface treatment to remove any remaining
lead. This involves a leaching process that eliminates lead
molecules from the brass surface. The conventional finish is
chrome since this material is most resistant against corrosion.
First a base coating of electroplated nickel is applied, followed
by a thin coating of electroplated chromium. The chrome layer is
deposited from a plating bath containing certain additives that
improve corrosion resistance.
This process is fully approved by environmental authorities.
4. Epoxy powder coating
After plating, powder coating is used to create our old world
bronze finishes. This can produce much thicker coatings than
conventional liquid coatings without running or sagging.
Powder coating overspray can be recycled and thus it is possible to
achieve nearly 100% use of the coating. Powder coating production
lines also produce less hazardous waste than conventional liquid
coatings and this is in line with Franke’s corporate philosophy
regarding sustainability and the environment.
5. Assembly
Depending on the type of faucet, some are partially or fully
manually assembled and others are put through semi-automatic
assembly and testing lines.
6. All Franke faucets are bench-tested prior to submission
to national certification boards, such as IAPMO and CSA.
Franke offers a limited lifetime warranty on manufacturing
defects on all faucets.
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WHY FRANKE STAINLESS STEEL SINKS
What Puts The “Luxury” In Franke Luxury Stainless Steel:
Why It Makes A Better Sink
Seventy percent of sinks are made of stainless steel. As the
world’s largest purchaser of stainless steel, Franke has its choice
of the best raw materials. But that is only the beginning of the
evolution from fine to Franke. By lavishing this material with cost,
care and craftsmanship, Franke creates a stainless steel that is
“uncommon.” Let us tell you about the choices, the processes and
the skills that Franke invests to raise its stainless steel systems to the
quality, beauty and longevity its discerning customers deserve.
The “Why” of Stainless Steel
The reasons almost 70% of all sinks are stainless steel:
• Does not alter the essence and flavor of food
• Surface is easy to clean
• Requires very little upkeep
• 100% recyclable, making it right for today’s environmentally
conscious world
• Resists corrosion and has hygienic and aseptic properties
• Does not require the labor-intensive application of an added
surface treatment
The “What” of Stainless Steel
Stainless steel is an alloy of iron, chromium and nickel, generated
to create advantages that individual pure metals do not offer. So
it’s a whole greater than the sum of its parts. The name refers to
the rust resistant properties of the metal which is “stain-less,” but
not “stain-proof.”
These are its ingredients:
• Austenite is a nonmagnetic solid solution of carbon in iron,
used in making corrosion-resistant steel of the kind used for
making cutlery, hospital and food-service equipment, and
tableware.
• Chromium (Cr) is a hard, malleable, glossy, gray chemical
element with no odor or taste, used in alloys to give them
corrosion resistance and a glistening look. It is most responsible
for the corrosion resistance of stainless steel.
• Nickel (Ni) is a hard, ductile, silvery-white chemical element,
a high-luster metal with a high level of corrosion resistance.
• Passivation Layer -- When stainless steel contains a sufficient
amount of chromium, a hard, invisible, virtually impenetrable film
of chromium oxide forms on the surface. Although only a few
atoms thick, this prevents further surface corrosion when the
stainless steel is exposed to corrosive materials and prevents
any corrosion from spreading into the metal's internal structure.
By definition, stainless steel resists corrosion, the gradual
degradation of a metal or alloy especially by oxidation or
chemical reaction (Gold, platinum and palladium are the only
metals not subject to corrosion). But the level of corrosion
resistance varies, based on factors in manufacturing:
• Chemical composition of the metal
• Temperature and temperature variations
• Oxygen content and exposure to oxygen
Even slight variations in chemical compositions result in wide
variation in quality. In other words, NOT ALL STAINLESS STEEL
IS CREATED EQUAL.
There are several different types and many different grades of
stainless steel, so to deserve its “luxury” designation, Franke
insists on creating and maintaining “differences that make
a difference to you.”
Gauge of Franke Stainless Steel
“Gauge” describes the thickness of the sheet of stainless steel on a
scale from 8 to 30, the lower the number, the thicker the sheet of
stainless steel. Gauge is a significant factor because a heavier gauge
can help prevent denting and bowing. It also contributes to noise
reduction from garbage disposals and items making contact with
the sink. That doesn’t mean though that thicker is always better.
For instance, the thicker the gauge, the more difficult (and at times
impossible) it is to “deep draw,” or craft from a single sheet to
reduce welding marks during manufacturing. So, Franke carefully
selects the proper gauge, best fitted to the manufacturing processes.
• Franke full-size deep drawn sinks are 16 or 18 gauge
• Franke full-size hand fabricated sinks are 16 gauge
• Franke’s smaller accessory bowls are 18 or 20 gauge
Grade of Franke Stainless Steel
The three most common grades available in stainless steel sheet
metal are: 304, 316 and 410. Grade 304 is made up of at least 8%
nickel (Franke’s contains 10%). It is the most frequently used of
the three grades, valued for its ability to provide corrosion resistance
and to maintain the capacity of the sheet metal to be bent, welded,
stamped and/or drawn. Franke relies on these properties to
achieve the elegance and detail of its designs.
Franke’s Standards for “Uncommon” Stainless Steel
Franke insists on an alloy of 18% chromium and 10% nickel
content by mass. This higher nickel and chromium content
provides a level of corrosion resistance and integrity that is
superior to any other category of stainless.
Franke stainless steel is ductile, meaning that it is malleable
(moldable). This ensures that it can be formed without cracking or
breaking into parts.
Franke insists that its stainless steel be nickel-rich because when
nickel is added, the Austenite structure of iron is preserved. This
crystal formation makes such steels non-magnetic and less delicate
at low temperatures. And it further contributes to the corrosion
resistance.
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Franke places high value on two important physical properties:
• Thermal Conductivity
Austenitic stainless steels (i.e. T304 grade) have lower
thermal reaction than carbon steels, helping you maintain
the chosen water temperature in the sink.
• Thermal Expansion Rate
While stainless steel is most commonly used for its corrosion
resistance, it is also valued for its ability to endure exposure to
high temperatures. Because of its high chromium content,
Franke’s stainless steel has the added benefit of high temperature
strength and resistance to scaling (oxidation) at elevated
temperatures. Its chromium content accounts for its resistance
to oxidation. As an austenitic steel, with chromium contents of
at least 18%, it can be used at temperatures up to 1598 degrees,
essential when working with pots and pans that need to be set
down and are at temperatures upwards of 500 degrees.
Sources and Sustainability of Franke Stainless Steel
Eco-friendly stainless steel is 100% recyclable, and Franke stainless
steel is composed of nearly 70% recycled material. In light of that
commitment, it is important to consider the sources of Franke
stainless steel. Much of the world’s stainless steel comes from
low cost countries, but Franke chooses to invest in high cost
stainless steel from Germany, Spain, Belgium and Finland.
Franke takes pride in the fact that its European mills use only
the most modern production equipment, further ensuring the
purity of its recycled steel materials.
Manufacturing Processes for Franke Stainless Steel Sinks
Franke uses a proprietary deep draw manufacturing process
that also includes annealing when necessary.
Deep Draw
Deep draw is the method used for creating parts from flat sheet
metal. The process involves pressing a disk into a die with a punch
to form a variety of shapes, radii, diameters and lengths as the
metal progresses through several work stations. Since existing
technology does not enable the draw to create as deep a shape as
desired in one draw, greater depths require multiple steps called
“draw reductions.” The greater the depth, the more reductions are
required.
Annealing
Deep drawing may also be accomplished with fewer reductions by
using an annealing process in which the piece is heated. While it
adds cost to the manufacturing process, it is done to prevent the
stainless steel from thinning out to a lesser gauge in the
course of manufacturing. The duration of time the piece is
exposed to this temperature is kept to a minimum to prevent
surface scaling and to control grain growth. This is how Franke
eliminates the occurrence of “orange peel” texture on the stainless
steel and maintains its smoothness to the touch.
Sheet Metal Tolerances
In order to maximize sink capacity, Franke raises the bar on sheet
metal tolerances, by developing and perfecting processes that enable
us still to use a deep draw process on tight radii in deep bowls.
While this is the most advantageous process, unfortunately,
these tight tolerances raise the cost of manufacturing
significantly in order to deliver benefits expected by
Franke’s discerning consumers.
Hand Fabricated Sinks
The joints are welded together and then a molten filler material is
applied further to achieve a more perfect joining of the sink sides
and corners. Here, the “Franke difference” is that we avoid
Intergranular corrosion, which means:
• Austenitic stainless steels contain a small amount of carbon.
• Upon exposure to drastically high temperature, such as welding,
the carbon causes ingrained chrome to develop chromium carbide
around it, blocking adjoining sections of the chrome it needs to
prevent its own corrosion. The Franke solution to this problem
is to use a minimum carbon content stainless to avoid such
corrosion.
Circle Weld
For Franke’s multi-bowl configurations, each bowl is circle welded
to the frame, not seam welded. This prevents any unsightly weld
seams from showing on the center saddle of the sink. This, of
course, costs more than seam welding, but it is the Franke difference
that helps us meet the expectations our customers have of a high-end,
luxury stainless steel kitchen sink.
Franke Finish
Sheet metal can be purchased pre-polished. There is a reason Franke
never does so for its deep drawn sinks. While it could reduce costs
in the manufacturing process, the Franke difference is a finish best
achieved in the post-manufacture process. A Franke sink’s silky
luster comes from machine and hand-finishing operations that
enable the sink to keep its beauty over its long life. Many feel that
the look of a Franke hand-finished sink actually improves with age.
And Franke’s luxurious and desireable ultra satin surface makes
our stainless steel easier to clean. It is also an important sanitary
feature. The smooth surface obtained by our manufacturing and
polishing methods ensures better corrosion resistance.
Care & Maintenance of Franke Stainless Steel
Type 304 stainless steels (Austenitic) are vulnerable to potential
damage from abrasives, bleaches and cleansers containing chlorine.
Inevitably, stainless steel sinks are subjected to some very
aggressive chemicals. What helps them withstand such abuse
includes dilution by running water and thoroughly rinsing the sink to
remove any lingering damaging substances. If this ongoing cleaning
and use of water is not routine, the passive layer is vulnerable
to corrosion.
For this reason, you should NEVER use:
• Abrasive or chlorine-based cleansers
• Rough or heavy duty sponges
• Steel wool pads
Instead, you should use only:
• A soft cloth
• Mild soap (remember, avoid any chlorine-based cleansers)
That is the path that leads from merely fine to Franke, and
to years of enjoying the quality, beauty and longevity that
define Franke Stainless Steel sink systems. Welcome.
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High Chromium Content: 18/10
High Grade Stainless Steel
70% Recycled Uncontaminated Stainless Steel
Deep Draw Annealing Process
(deeper manufactured bowls with tighter radius)
Low Carbon Steel
Circle Weld (hidden seam)
Post-Manufacture Polishing for Ultimate Finish
Lower Chromium Content
Lower Quality Stainless Steel from Low Cost Countries
Less/No Use of Recycled Stainless Steel - or
assurance of no contamination
Cold Formed Bowls (risk of cracking or splitting)
Unknown Carbon Content
Seam Weld (visible seam)
Pre-Manufacture Polish (lower quality appearance)
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WHY FRANKE FIRECLAY SINKS
Franke Fireclay sinks are all handcrafted and many are created
by the respected and world-renowned firm of Villeroy & Boch,
which has been making fine ceramic creations for more than
260 years. Still a family-owned business, Villeroy & Boch has
served as Royal and Imperial Porcelains Manufacturer for royalty
and aristocrats for centuries, as well as becoming popular with
the present-day consumers due to the quality of their beautiful
and distinctive designs.
How Fireclay is made
Fireclay begins with a liquid ceramic mixture called ‘Slip’, which
is comprised of quartz, china clay or ball clay (kaolinite) and
chamotte (a ceramic raw material consisting of silica and alumina)
which is injected into porous plaster molds at high pressure.
Much attention is paid to the quality of the raw materials and
the purity of all components is strictly controlled. The cleanliness
of the machinery and tools is crucial to the outcome, as well
as controlling of the levels of humidity and consistency of the
temperatures during the process.
When not quite dry, the still fragile pieces are fettled manually
and the uneven places smoothed with coarse and soft sponges
and water to create an even surface. Waste outlet and tap fitting
holes are then punched out, each according to the individual
design of the sink. At the same time, the first manual total quality
inspection is completed. With large fireclay sinks, the drying
time at room temperature takes several days. The final drying in
the dryer reaches a maximum temperature of 160 degrees
Fahrenheit and takes about 40 hours.
After drying, the sinks are fettled once again by hand, with the
final glaze sprayed on the surface. The thickness of the glaze is
0.7mm to 1.0mm before firing and the consistency of color is
closely monitored to assure uniformity.
The sink is then fired for 20 hours in a tunnel kiln at 2,200
degrees Fahrenheit before the craftsman makes the last of
numerous inspections as the sink is completed.
At each stage of production, after de-molding, after drying and
after glazing, the product is assessed for visual damages and
imperfections on the surfaces before being handed over to the
next phase of production.
The shrinkage involved in the firing process from start to finish
can result in a linear shrinkage of up to 5% which can yield a 2%
final variance in the size of each sink.
Each sink is tested to stringent tolerance guidelines using regularly
calibrated testing equipment, which detects the actual size of
the pieces, faucet hole sizes, impurities and deformations.
Quality control assures that there is no over formation, that the
surfaces are smooth, with no hairline cracks and ensures correct
angles and shapes. Technological precision in the manufacturing of
these sinks allows the Franke product to have thinner and sleeker
walls, as opposed to the chunkier proportions in some other
fireclay sink products. The desired outcome is highly dependent
on an accurate and exact production process which includes
the highest quality raw materials, water content, exposure to
temperatures and handling by people. Franke product comes
from state-of-the art production facilities.
For undermount sinks, the unglazed mounting rim is ground flat to
ensure a perfect fit in the countertop. Premium finishing guarantees
even surfaces for optimum fitting and perfect sealing and individual
pieces are ground with rotating disks in a wet polishing operation
to assure a perfectly leveled installation surface. The sink is then
carefully packed to prevent damage during transport.
Care and Maintenance
Franke sinks offer:
• Extremely hard, scratch-resistant surfaces
• Hygienic surfaces with a smooth, dirt-repellent finish
• Durability
• Insensitivity to acids and alkalis
The Franke finish allows:
• Less cleaning time, with stains from tea, coffee, red wine or
limescale easily removed
• Fewer cleaning agents; aggressive cleaning is unnecessary
• Reduced water consumption needed to clean a fireclay surface
Photography by Woodmode
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WHAT’S NEW
The metal sprayhead on these faucets affirms Franke’s luxury standard, as well as guarantees durability
and long-lasting performance.
• Easily retractable with nylon mesh hoses
• Elongated, ergonomic handle with forward motion only (no interference with backsplash)
• Dual-jet spray
• Available in Chrome, Old World Bronze and Satin Nickel
• Meets lead-free NSF372 requirements
• ICC certified
• Ceramic cartridge, leak-free operation
• Solid brass with metal sprayhead
See pages 60 and 69 for model options
Pictured: FF2400R kitchen faucet and FFBP2400R bar faucet
2400R SERIES FAUCETS
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WHAT’S NEW
A new addition to the FF2400 and FF2400R family of products, these filtered drinking water and instant
hot taps coordinate perfectly with the design features and finishes of the kitchen and bar/prep faucets.
• New cartridges are reliable and long lasting; cycle-tested for 500,000+ uses
• More robust lever design with strengthened pivot pin to prevent breakage
• Available in three finishes: Chrome, Old World Bronze and Satin Nickel
• More flexible connecting tubes are kink-resistant
• Meets AB1953 (CA) Lead-Free requirements, NSF372
• ICC certified
Also available in Franke Value Offer packages
See pages 71 and 73 for all model options
Pictured: LB5100 and LB5200 Little Butlers
®
DW5000, LB5100 AND LB5200 POINT-OF-USE FAUCETS
14
Featuring filtered drinking water taps in addition to the hot only and hot/cold versions, these robust new
point-of-use faucets have been cycle-tested for 500,000+ uses.
• New improved cartridges
• More robust lever design with strengthened pivot pin to prevent breakage
• Available in four finishes: Chrome, Old World Bronze, Polished Nickel and Satin Nickel
(DW8000/LB8100, LB8200 in Chrome and Satin Nickel only)
• More flexible connecting tubes are kink-resistant
• Meets AB1953 (CA) Lead-Free requirements, NSF372
• ICC certified
• New families include: DW6100, LB6100, LB6200, DW8000, LB8100, LB8200, DW7000, LB7100, LB7200,
DW9000, LB9100 and LB9200
Also available in Franke Value Offer packages
See page 72-75 for additional model options
Pictured: LB9100 and LB9200 Little Butlers
®
NEW, IMPROVED POINT-OF-USE PRODUCT FAMILIES
WHAT’S NEW
15
WHAT’S NEW
Introducing technological advancements in our line of waste disposers along with the longest warranties
in the industry.
• NEW! Space saving shell design
• NEW! Snap and Lock mounting system (patent pending)
• Permanent Magnet Motor outperforms comparable induction motor designs
• Motor reaches full torque on first revolution for jam-resistance
• ALL models are safe for septic system use
Available in:
• ½ HP and ¾ HP contractor models with galvanized steel components
• 1 HP full feature with stainless steel components
• ¾ HP full feature with stainless components
• ¾ HP batch feed model
See page 88 and 89 for model options
Pictured: FWD100R, FWD75BR, FWD75R, WD75R and WD50R
FRANKE WASTE DISPOSERS
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WHAT’S NEW
Franke Prestige sinks are now available in a 9" depth.
• New deeper sinks (large bowls) in highest quality stainless steel
• Type 304 austenitic stainless steel with 18% chromium and 10% nickel
• Deep drawn
• Circle welded double bowls with no seams on center saddle
• 18 gauge stainless steel
• Silky luster with Franke trademark Metabo finish
• Accessories include: bottom grid, colander and large drain basket
• New families include: PCX1102109, PCX12009 (and PCX12009LH), PCX16009 (and PCX16009LH)
See pages 30 and 39 for additional model options
Pictured: PCX12009
PCX 9" DEPTH SINKS
17
GDX11023 shown with FF2900 faucet and SD-500 soap dispenser
18
Undermount sinks are meant to subtly exhibit the beauty of the solid
surface selected for the kitchen design. Yet, Franke has many sink designs
that enable you to showcase your countertop and create a conversation
piece of their own.
• Ideal combination with solid surface countertops for a very clean look
• Quickly wipe debris from the countertop right into the sink
• There is no sink edge beyond the countertop
• Style and designs that work in both modern and traditional kitchens
• Enhances the appearance of other high-end materials
Pictured: KBX110-18 shown with KB18-31S shelf grid, KB70C colander and KB-36RM roller mat
STAINLESS STEEL
UNDERMOUNT SINKS
19
Interior Dimensions:
6Z"x 12g"x 5a"
Exterior Dimensions:
7w"x 13d"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 12"
ARTISAN
6Z
12g
3d
13d
7w
6b
R 58.5mm
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
Interior Dimensions:
13" x 13e" x 7a"
Exterior Dimensions:
13e"x 14>"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
13
13e
14>
13e
R 68.5mm
13e
17a
6j
17B
14>
R 68.5mm
ARX1106
ARTISAN
ARX11013
ARTISAN
ARX11014
Colander
Polished Stainless
Drain Basket
Polished Stainless
Cutting Board
Solid Wood (S)
Interior Dimensions:
13e"x 17a" x 7j"
Exterior Dimensions:
14>"x 17B"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
AR-70S
AR-40C (Cutting Board)
AR-70S (Colander)
Cutting Board
Solid Wood with Optional Polished
Stainless Colander
AR-50S
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
AR-40S
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Colander
Stainless
Cutting Board
Black/Stainless Steel
Drain Board
Stainless
Included
Included
Included
Bottom Grid
Stainless
Shelf Grid
Stainless
CE19-36S
CE19-31S
17c
16w
13d
14c
6Z
3g
R 113mm
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
CP-50C
Drain Basket
Coated Stainless
Cutting Board
Solid Wood (S) or
White Synthetic (W)
CP-40S
CP-40W
CP-60W
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
RG-36C-RH
RG-36S-RH
Drain Tray
White
11C
13d
5j
14c
12>
3e
R 83mm
Colander
White (W)
CP-80W
4Z
8c
14m
18a
Z
16e
22z
9z
5e
11g
23m
R 82.5mm
Grid
Polished Stainless
Cutting Board
White Synthetic
Included
Included
Included
Three Bowls
Polished Stainless
(Prep, Colander & Measuring)
BEACH
BBX160
Interior Dimensions:
22z"x 16e" x 6j"
Exterior Dimensions:
23m"x 18a"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 27"
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
CENTINOX
COMPACT
COMPACT
21C
16a
19Z
18b
R 12.4mm
Interior Dimensions:
19Z"x 16a" x 8"
Exterior Dimensions:
21C"x 18b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 24"
CEX11019
Interior Dimensions:
11C"x 13d" x 5j"
Exterior Dimensions:
12>"x 14c"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 15"
Interior Dimensions:
13d"x 16w" x 6j"
Exterior Dimensions:
14c"x 17c"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
CPX110
CPX11013
Roller Mat
Stainless
KB-36RM
21
16a
8z
17j
Cutting Board
White Synthetic
ER-40W
Drain Basket
Stainless
ER-50S
Note: May be used as a
topmount or undermount
(has polished rim)
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
18e
17
13e
12
R 73mm
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD12-36C
GD12-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD15-36C
GD15-36S
R 73mm
18e
17
16e
15
17b
9m
7j
3Z
15e
3e
R 25mm
Colander
Polished Stainless
KB-70C
Interior Dimensions:
15" x 17" x 9"
Exterior Dimensions:
16e"x 18e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference page 27 and 28 for full size bowls.
GRANDE
Interior Dimensions:
7j"x 15e" x 5j"
Exterior Dimensions:
9m"x 17b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 12"
Reference page 28 for full size bowls
and pages 36 & 37 for double bowls.
GDX11015
KUBUS
KBX110-8
ESPIRIT
ERX110
Interior Dimensions:
16a"x 7a"
Exterior Dimensions:
17j"x 7a"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21" (undermount)
18" (topmount)
GRANDE
GDX11012
Interior Dimensions:
12" x 17" x 8"
Exterior Dimensions:
13e"x 18e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 15"
Reference page 27 and 28 for full size bowls.
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
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Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
15b
17w
18w
R 45mm
16d
14c
17w
18w
R 45mm
15a
PR-70W
PR-70BK
Colander
White (W)
or Black (BK)
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
LA15-36C
LA15-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
LA14-36C
LA14-36S
15e
17b
14B
13d
6C
3e
R 25mm
Colander
Polished Stainless
Roller Mat
Stainless
KB-70C
KB-36RM
KB13-36C
KB13-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
7a
14c
3>
15e
7a
8g
KUBUS
KBX110-13
Interior Dimensions:
13d"x 15e" x 7j"
Exterior Dimensions:
14B"x 17b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference page 28 for full size bowls
and pages 36 & 37 for double bowls.
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
LARGO
LARGO
PRESTIGE
Interior Dimensions:
14c"x 17w" x 8a"
Exterior Dimensions:
15a"x 18w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference pages 37, 38 & 39
for full size double bowls.
LAX11014
Interior Dimensions:
15b"x 17w" x 9q"
Exterior Dimensions:
16d"x 18w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference pages 37, 38 & 39
for full size double bowls.
Interior Dimensions:
7a"x 14c" x 5w"
Exterior Dimensions:
8g"x 15e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 12"
Reference page 30 for full size bowls
and page 39 for double bowls.
LAX11015
PCX1107
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PROFESSIONAL SERIES
Drain Basket
Stainless
RBN-50C
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless
PS13-36C
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
PS13-40S
KB-36RM
Roller Mat
Stainless
PX-13S
Bottom/Shelf Grid
Stainless
Twist Waste Kit
FRTWIST-SN
Drain Cover
Stainless
PKXCVR
Included
Colander
Stainless
PX-70S
Twist Waste Kit
FRTWIST-SN
Drain Cover
Stainless
PKXCVR
Included
Colander
Stainless
PX-70S
7a
8q
16w
17e
R 5mm
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout. For Fireclay models,
the sink must be used as the template. It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
13d
14>
16w
17e
R 5mm
13
14>
19w
18a
9e
6w
R 19mm
Note: May be used as a
topmount or undermount
(has polished rim)
4b
14 e
17 a
Interior Dimensions:
13" x 18a" x 7w"
Exterior Dimensions:
14>"x 19w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference pages 32, 33 & 34 for full size bowls
and page 40 for double bowls.
Interior Dimensions:
14e"x 6>"
Exterior Dimensions:
17a"x 6>"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21" (undermount)
18" (topmount)
PSX110138
ROTONDO
RBX-110
PEAK
PKX1108
Interior Dimensions:
7a"x 16w" x 7a"
Exterior Dimensions:
8q"x 17e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 12"
Reference pages 30 & 31 for full size bowls
and page 40 for double bowls.
PEAK
PKX11013
with Integral Franke Ledge
Interior Dimensions:
13d"x 16w" x 9j"
Exterior Dimensions:
14>"x 17e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference pages 30 & 31 for full size bowls
and page 40 for double bowls.
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
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RG-36C
RG-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
RG-31C
RG-31S
Shelf Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
15
9
/ 1 6
18B
19Z
7Z
16b
3e
R 113mm
15
9
/ 1 6
18B
19Z
7Z
16b
3e
R 113mm
RG-36C
RG-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
REGATTA
RGX110
Interior Dimensions:
15>"x 18B" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
16b"x 19Z"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference page 41 for
full size double bowls.
ACCESSORY UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
REGATTA
Interior Dimensions:
15>"x 18B" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
16b"x 19Z"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 18"
Reference page 41 for
full size double bowls.
RXX110 with Integral Franke Ledge
25
R 84.1mm
7z
3>
15e
21q
19
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
CQ19-40S
(Note: 2 boards will provide full sink coverage)
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ19-31C
CQ19-31S
Top Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ19-36C
CQ19-36S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
CQ24-36C
CQ24-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ24-31C
CQ24-31S
Top Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ24-40S
(Note: 2 boards will provide full sink coverage)
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
R 84.2mm
9m
4Z
20w
26d
24a
21C
16a
19Z
18b
R 12.4mm
Interior Dimensions:
19Z"x 16a" x 8"
Exterior Dimensions:
21C"x 18b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 24"
CENTINOX
Interior Dimensions:
19" x 13w" x 7j"
Exterior Dimensions:
21q"x 15e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 24"
CEX11019
CENTENNIAL
CQX11019
CENTENNIAL
CQX11024
Interior Dimensions:
24a"x 18a" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
26d"x 20w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 30"
SINGLE UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
Colander
Stainless
Cutting Board
Black/Stainless Steel
Drain Board
Stainless
Included
Included
Included
Bottom Grid
Stainless
Shelf Grid
Stainless
CE19-36S
CE19-31S
Roller Mat
Stainless
KB-36RM
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Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Cutting Board
Solid Wood Includes
Polished Stainless Colander
GN20-36C
GN20-36S
GN20-45SP
GN16-36C GN16-40S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
CQ29-36C
CQ29-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ29-31C
CQ29-31S
Top Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
CQ29-40S
(Note: 2 boards will provide full sink coverage)
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless
Cutting Board
Solid Wood Includes
Polished Stainless Colander
17Z
18B
3j
3j
15Z
16j
R 99mm
19Z
20j
3j
3j
17Z
18B
R 99mm
GN18-36C GN18-45SP
15b
16j
3j
3j
15b
16j
R 99mm
14d
7c
20w
31b
29z
R 84.2mm
CENTENNIAL
CQX11029
Interior Dimensions:
29z"x 18a" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
31b"x 20w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
SINGLE UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
EUROPRO
EUROPRO
EUROPRO
Interior Dimensions:
15b"x 15b" x 7j"
Exterior Dimensions:
16j"x 16j"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21"
GNX11016
Interior Dimensions:
17Z"x 15Z" x 7j"
Exterior Dimensions:
18B"x 16j"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21"
Interior Dimensions:
19Z"x 17Z" x 9j"
Exterior Dimensions:
20j"x 18B"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 24"
GNX11018
GNX11020
27
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD28-36C
GD28-36S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
GD28-40S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD23-36C
GD23-36S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
GD-40S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD18-36C
GD18-36S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
GD-40S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood Includes
Polished Stainless Colander
GN28-36C
GN28-45SP
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
27>
28e
3j
3j
19Z
20j
R 99mm
21w
18
j
19e
j
19e
R 73mm
R 73mm
17
18e
24e
23
17
19a
30a
28
1z
1z
1z
1z
R 73mm
Interior Dimensions:
23" x 17" x 9"
Exterior Dimensions:
24e" x 18e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 27"
GRANDE
Interior Dimensions:
28" x 17" x 9"
Exterior Dimensions:
30a" x 19a"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
GDX11023
GRANDE
GDX11028
EUROPRO
GNX11028
Interior Dimensions:
27>"x 19Z" x 11e"
Exterior Dimensions:
28e"x 20j"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
GRANDE
GDX11018
Interior Dimensions:
18" x 19e" x 9"
Exterior Dimensions:
19e"x 21w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21"
SINGLE UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
28
15e
17b
21g
10C
3e
22C
R 25mm
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Bottom Grid
Stainless
Shelf Grid
Stainless
Colander
Polished Stainless
Grid
Stainless
KB28-36S KB28-31S KB-40S KB-70CKB17-31C
Roller Mat
Stainless
KB-36RM
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Grid
Stainless
Shelf Grid
Stainless
KB-40S KB-70CKB17-31C
KB21-36C
KB21-36S
KB21-31S
Colander
Polished Stainless
KB-36RM
Roller Mat
Stainless
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Shelf Grid
Stainless
KB18-31S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Grid
Stainless
KB-40S KB-70CKB17-31C
Colander
Polished Stainless
KB-36RM
Roller Mat
Stainless
KB18-36C
KB18-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
GD31-36C
GD31-36S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
GD-40S
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
17
18e
31
32e
R 73mm
15e
17b
27
>
28
e
R 25mm
3e
15e
17b
17e
8j
19q
R 25mm
KUBUS
KUBUS
KUBUS
GRANDE
Interior Dimensions:
17e"x 15e" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
19q"x 17b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 24"
KBX110-18 with Integral Franke Ledge
Interior Dimensions:
21g"x 15e" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
22C"x 17b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 27"
Interior Dimensions:
27>"x 15e" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
28e"x 17b"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
KBX11021 with Integral Franke Ledge
KBX11028 with Integral Franke Ledge
GDX11031
Interior Dimensions:
31" x 17" x 9"
Exterior Dimensions:
32e" x 18e"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 36"
SINGLE UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
29
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Colander
Polished Stainless
Bottom Grid
Stainless
OA-40SOA-60S
OA-36S
OA-31S
Shelf Grid
Stainless
OA-40S
Cutting Board
Solid Wood
Colander
Polished Stainless
OA-60S
OA-36S
Bottom Grid
Stainless
OC-36C
OC-36S
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Shelf Grids
Coated Stainless (C)
or Stainless (S)
Cutting Board
Solid Wood with
Stainless Colander
OC-45SP
Colander
Polished Stainless
OC-60S
Utility Bowl
Black Synthetic
OC-80BKOC-31C-LH
OC-31S-LH
OC-31C-RH
OC-31S-RH
Note: All accessories sold separately unless otherwise indicated.
Design of custom accessories subject to change without notice. Franke recommends using template when making final cutout.
It is necessary to have the sink and accessories on hand when making final cutout to ensure proper fit. Franke will not be responsible for any erroneous cuts in the countertop.
18B
16j
29B
27B
5
R 89mm
18B
6
29m
z
g
30Z
R 83.5mm
11e
Bottom Grid
Coated Stainless
Cutting Board
Solid Wood with
Optional Colander
16w
16w
8q
17w
17w
3e
Small Drain Basket
Coated Stainless
Small Drain Tray
White
CP-50C
CP-60WNA-36C
NA-40C (Cutting Board)
NA-70W (Colander)
19
16w
28
30w
Interior Dimensions:
27B"x 16j" x 8j"
Exterior Dimensions:
29B"x 18B"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
OCEANIA
Interior Dimensions:
29m"x 18B" x 9z"
Exterior Dimensions:
30Z"x 20z"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
OXX110 with Integral Franke Ledge
ORCA
NOBEL
NAX110
Interior Dimensions:
16w"x 16w" x 7a"
Exterior Dimensions:
17w"x 17w"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 21"
OCEANIA
OAX110
Interior Dimensions:
27B"x 16j" x 8j"
Exterior Dimensions:
29B"x 18B"
Minimum Cabinet Size: 33"
SINGLE UNDERMOUNT BOWLS
ORX110 with Integral Franke Ledge
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