We have a carron phoenix stainless sink fitted in our property, well I say stainless very loosely as it is absolutely terrible, the slightest drop of water and after sink has been filled with water it leaves a tide mark. The tide mark rings start with dull, then blue hue, then dark bits. The main issue we have is the way it’s manufactured as each corner is extremely sharp which I have cut my fingers on multiple times whilst cleaning the darn thing. Why is this sink manufactured so poorly and how can you pass sharp edges through your quality control system? this is not good enough and is very dangerous, I look forward to your response/explanation.
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Carron Phoenix is best known for its sink manufacturing these days but we can trace our roots back to 1759 when The Carron Company was founded as an iron foundry in Falkirk.
