Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Each Lugano sink is made from the highest quality Acrylic-Blend Solid Surface available. Vanity models feature built-in overflows and all models feature the most popular styles and sizes demanded in today’s upscale kitchens and baths.

All Lugano sinks feature a 10 year warranty and are available in white or bisque.

Each Lugano sink is made from the highest quality Acrylic-Blend Solid Surface available. Vanity models feature built-in overflows and all models feature the most popular styles and sizes demanded in today’s upscale kitchens and baths.

All Lugano sinks feature a 10 year warranty and are available in white or bisque.

Each Lugano sink is made from the highest quality Acrylic-Blend Solid Surface available. Vanity models feature built-in overflows and all models feature the most popular styles and sizes demanded in today’s upscale kitchens and baths.

All Lugano sinks feature a 10 year warranty and are available in white or bisque.

Each Lugano sink is made from the highest quality Acrylic-Blend Solid Surface available. Vanity models feature built-in overflows and all models feature the most popular styles and sizes demanded in today’s upscale kitchens and baths.

All Lugano sinks feature a 10 year warranty and are available in white or bisque.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

Available in high quality White, Bisque or Black porcelain.

The special satin gloss finish is improved with powder detergents but all liquid detergents will also prove satisfactory.

Please be careful when using drain cleaners. Some drain cleaners react relatively violently as one would expect by the very nature of the product and instructions for handling are always precisely given with the product.

Ensure that the cleaning agent goes down the waste outlet and that it does not sit in the basin.

Pemberton Acrylic Sinks are heat resistant and will not mark below temperatures of 365°F. This means, in practical terms, that pots in which water for vegetables for example are boiled could be left on your sink indefinitely. However it is always good practice to allow hot items to cool before placing them in any sink.

Alternatively run some water when putting a hot pot into the basin. By doing this there is no chance of marking your sink, as the hot item is instantly cooled.

How to Remove Scratches from your Acrylic Sink

Scratches and small chips can be removed by sanding with a Scotch-Brite® pad for fine scratches and sandpaper for deeper scratches and chips.

Use a coarse sandpaper to start, finishing off with fine sandpaper and a Scotch-Brite® pad.

A repair kit is available from the manufacturer if needed for chips that are too deep to be sanded.

To clean the sink, an ordinary mild detergent and soft cloth should be used, then rinse the sink thoroughly and towel dry.

DO NOT use Harsh alkaline-based, ammonia-based, or harsh acidic-based cleaning chemicals or products.

Never use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads. To remove stains and tarnish, a good quality copper cleaner, following manufacturer’s instructions should be used.

For added protection, coat with a fine sink wax.

For tough stains try using a paste of baking soda and water applied with a sponge. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.

Copper sinks can be used for all normal household tasks but avoid prolonged surface exposure to acidic foods such as tomato sauce and citrus products. If these products sit overnight in direct contact with copper, the surface may discolor. Should the surface discolor, it will start to darken back down with use.

The natural patina process may also be affected by mineral content in your water supply. Removing any standing water with a soft cloth is recommended to prevent calcium staining and mineral buildup.

To further age and patina a sink, dissolve a teaspoon of salt with 1/4 cup ammonia and apply to sink. Let dry for half an hour then wash with cold water and dry with a clean, soft cloth. Repeat process to further patina.

For more stubborn marks, it is recommended that your use a cream or powder cleaner design for cleaning kitchen surfaces. This is applied to the surface of the sink and scrubbed into a paste with a Scotchbrite® pad before rinsing off with clean water. The Scotchbrite® pad will not damage the sink surface.

The quality of your water can affect the good looks of your sink by giving the appearance of staining. This “staining” is generally a build up of limescale or similar mineral deposits within your water supply; this is particularly prevalent in hard water areas.

Limescale is the natural minerals that are contained within all drinking water. These minerals appear on the surface of all products where the water is in contact and allowed to dry naturally. As the water evaporates naturally through time, the mineral deposits within liquid cannot disappear so they are then left behind on the surface. Limescale readily absorbs staining agents such as tea, coffee, and red wine and can change the appearance from normal white. For this reason, always rinse and dry your sink after each occasion that you use it to avoid the mineral deposits being left behind.

To remove any limescale that has built up on the surface of your sink, try a limescale remover available from hardware or DIY stores. Alternatively, a natural remedy to this problem is to soak the affected area in a solution of hot water and white vinegar (not brown); three parts water to one part vinegar. This will loosen the scale, making it easy to scrub it away with an abrasive pad and kitchen sink cleaner. The area should then be rinsed thoroughly and dried to stop the build up starting again.

Finish by attacking any stains with scouring powder. If there are still marks left, try leaving a paste of scouring powder and water on the stain for a few hours. If everything else fails, wet a small pumice stone and gently rub the stain. Realize that this can damage the finish so only do this as a last resort — very carefully.

Wash stainless steel sinks with warm sudsy water. Only scour with powder or gel cleanser when it really needs it and then no more than once a week. Rub only in the direction of the grain. Rinse well and dry thoroughly. Follow up with a glass cleaner for a perfect shine.

Don’t leave standing water in stainless steel as it will ruin the shiny finish on your sink. Also avoid leaving wet rags or steel wool pads on the sink as this could leave rust spots. With proper care, your sink should last for many, many years.

Water spots and mineral deposits can be prevented by rinsing thoroughly after each use and wiping dry with a clean, soft cloth.

Use only non-abrasive cleaners. Stainless steel sinks will show day-to-day wear, including minor scratches. Over time this wear will become uniform with the sink’s grain, creating its own unique character, much like the patina on fine silver.

How to Care for Your Stainless Steel Sink

• Clean your stainless steel sink on a frequent, regular basis.
• When cleaning your stainless steel sink, ensure the sink is clean and dry.
• Use a mild abrasive cleanser such as Old Dutch, Comet or Cameo.
• When cleaning and scrubbing, follow the direction of the grain of the stainless steel sink. Any scrubbing against the grain will result in scratches.
• Always rinse stainless steel sinks thoroughly after cleaning, and wipe with a cloth to prevent any water-spotting.
• If there is a mineral deposit build-up, use vinegar, Lime-Away or CLR, and flush with water.
• Use stainless steel bottom grids to prevent the sink bowl from any scratching or markings from kitchen utensils and cutlery.

Precautions

• DO NOT use steel wool pads to clean your stainless steel sink. The small iron particles of the pads will lead to rusting and corrosion. It is highly recommended to use scouring pads, such as ScotchBrite to clean.
• DO NOT keep any mild steel or cast iron cookware in the stainless steel sink for long periods of time, since it will result in permanent staining of the sink.
• DO NOT leave rubber dish mats, sponges, or cleaning pads in the stainless sink overnight. It can lead to staining and discoloration of the stainless steel sink.
• DO NOT use chlorine bleach as a cleanser, for it may cause pitting. NOTE: Some bacterial soaps contain chlorine compounds.
• BE AWARE that any sink drain cleaning product containing sulphuric or hydrochloric acid will damage the stainless steel sink.