Fragranit+ inset sink Antea AZG 661-E Cappuccino 114.0676.227

Franke Antea AZG 661-E Cappuccino Undermount Sink – Combining Functionality and Aesthetics

This Franke Antea double-bowl undermount sink is the ideal solution for kitchens where both practical use and elegant appearance are important. Made from high-quality Fragranit+ material, it guarantees durability and resistance to everyday damage. The AZG 661-E model in Cappuccino color fits perfectly into modern arrangements, adding warmth and character to the kitchen. Designed for cabinets with a width of 80 cm.

Durability and Hygiene of Fragranit+ Material

The Franke Antea sink is made of Fragranit+ composite, which combines 80% quartz and 20% acrylic resin. This combination provides exceptional resistance to:

• Scratches and impacts: Quartz is one of the hardest minerals, making the sink surface extremely durable.
• High temperature: You can safely place a hot pot on it for a short time (up to 15 seconds at a temperature of up to 280°C).
• Stains and discoloration: The material does not absorb liquids, making it easy to keep clean.
• UV radiation: The color of the sink remains unchanged even with prolonged exposure to sunlight.
• Fading: The material retains its original shade for many years of use.

The smooth surface of Fragranit+ limits the build-up of bacteria, ensuring hygiene in the kitchen.

Functionality for Your Kitchen

The Antea AZG 661-E sink offers two bowls with dimensions of 482 x 442 x 215 mm and 300 x 235 x 115 mm, providing convenience when washing even large dishes or pots. Additionally:

• Two pre-drilled holes allow for the installation of a faucet on the left and right sides, adapting the layout to your preferences.
• Automatic strainer controlled by a knob (3 ½ inch) makes it easy to drain water and keep things tidy.
• The drain is included, which simplifies installation.
• Ribbed drainboards on both sides provide space for drying dishes or vegetables.
• Possibility of mounting a waste disposer.

The sink is designed for surface mounting – requires cutting into the countertop according to the template.