Oberderdingen/Sinsheim (Germany), 18 July 2014 BLANCO celebrates the 50 millionth sink Proven winners: quality and service Blanco, the sink and mixer tap specialist, has new cause for celebration: the company recently produced its 50-millionth sink. The anniversary model Blanco Metra XL 6 S, which was made at the for one of the German company’s Sinsheim works, also stands manufacturer's most innovative materials. Unbeatably easy-to-clean and hard-wearing, Silgranit also delights for its pleasant feel and the delightful range of colours and models. The success story actually began back in the 1950s, when Blanco was one of the first companies to recognise the benefits and opportunities of stainless steel, and started to make sinks out of this timeless, elegant material. Modern hob/sink unit combinations followed, and set the first standards in making kitchen tasks more user-friendly. Over the following decades, Blanco's innovative concepts and new materials transformed the standard kitchen sink into a multifunctional, ergonomic workplace. The aesthetic appeal also became more important with – resounding success. In the mid-80s, Blanco started another new trend with coloured sinks in a composite material. And although stainless steel is still the most widely-used material today, Blanco has for years been the world's
Oberderdingen/Sinsheim (Germany), 18 July 2014 BLANCO celebrates the 50 millionth sink Proven winners: quality and service Blanco, the sink and mixer tap specialist, has new cause for celebration: the company recently produced its 50-millionth sink. The anniversary model Blanco Metra XL 6 S, which was made at the company’s Sinsheim works, also stands for one of the German manufacturer's most innovative materials. Unbeatably easy-to-clean and hard-wearing, Silgranit also delights for its pleasant feel and the delightful range of colours and models. The success story actually began back in the 1950s, when Blanco was one of the first companies to recognise the benefits and opportunities of stainless steel, and started to make sinks out of this timeless, elegant material. Modern hob/sink unit combinations followed, and set the first standards in making kitchen tasks more user-friendly. Over the following decades, Blanco's innovative concepts and new materials transformed the standard kitchen sink into a multifunctional, ergonomic workplace. The aesthetic appeal also became more important – with resounding success. In the mid-80s, Blanco started another new trend with coloured sinks in a composite material. And although stainless steel is still the most widely-used material today, Blanco has for years been the world's
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