Price List

a brilliant mixture of upscale design and
commercial integrity. avado ® commands
attention. the modern aesthetic delivers impact
on every detail and precision in its strong lines.
EFRU321910 sink
LKAV1031CR faucet
stainless steel sinks
• Select from undermount, top mount and universal mount models
finish
• Universal mount sinks can be installed as either undermount or top mount
• 16 And 18 gauge stainless steel
• Bowl depths of up to 10"
• EFTLB and EFU models have zero radius corners, EFRTU and EFRU models have
15mm ( 5 /8") corners
Polished Satin
• Undercoating: Sound Guard
• EFRTU models have the Slim Rim feature, which allows the same sink to be installed
as a top mount or undermount
• Select models available as “value packages” with bottom grid and drain; DBG suffix
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
installation options
no reveal
the difference in tight corners
With 1 ⁄8" countertop overhang
care and cleaning
EFTLB/EFU Zero Radius Corners
EFRTU/EFRU 15mm Radius Corners
• General cleaning: use an ordinary mild detergent and soft cloth, rinse and towel dry.
• Steel soap pads should never be used; particles can adhere to a stainless steel sink surface and will eventually rust.
• Light scratches are normal for stainless steel sinks; over time they will blend into the uniform finish pattern.
• Do not use dish mats as these can trap soap and dirt making sink maintenance more time-consuming.
• We recommend the use of an Elkay bottom grid or rinsing basket to protect your sink.
coPPer sinks
• One undermount model
• 16 Gauge solid uncoated material with a living finish that will naturally patina
• Each sink is hand fabricated
• Bowl depths of up to 10"
• Undercoating: sound dampening pads
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
care and cleaning
finish
Antique Copoper
Hammered (ACH)
• General cleaning: use non-abrasive, non-detergent soap and a soft cloth, rinse and towel dry.
• Never use abrasives, metal (copper) cleaners, scouring pads, lime or rust removal, alkaline-based, ammonia-based or acidic-based
chemicals or cleaning products.
• Acidic foods such as juices and ketchup can remove the patina if left on the sink.
• Hard water spots and mineral deposits can be difficult to remove and may result in damage to the patina.
• Copper has a living finish and its surface tarnishes naturally. You can expect tarnish, scratches, and dents to appear in your sink over time.
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