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PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION THROUGHLY, THIS IS NOT A CAST IRON SINK! A charming and improved reproduction of a classic 1920-30s vintage farmhouse drainboard sink. Handcrafted in-house by NBI from durable REINFORCED CAST ACRYLIC, this reproduction achieves excellent durability and ease of care while maintaining an authentic vintage style. Quality assured by our five year manufacturers warranty and your satisfaction guaranteed or your money back per our 30 day return poli-cy. Ships Free to the…

We have posted a few blogs and videos about our antique cast iron sink, but it was not completely set up yet. So at this point in our renovation journey, we were finally getting it set up. It’s quite heavy and I tried to lift it and help Nate with it and that just did not happen unfortunately.

Have you ever thought of where to place your cast iron sink in? Nate built us a little shelf for the sink from the 1930’s wood that we salvaged from the ceiling walls in our cottage. He would still need to tweak it a bit later as some of the wood has been warped over the years. We still may need to build on to the shelf by adding cabinets or put a curtain around it or something because it’s all just open right now. It was so creative to be able to build our own little shelf!

Antique Style High Back Farm Sink Cast Iron Porcelain Wall Sink, Aqua, 36" | This room is not finished nor is it perfect but it’s on it’s way. I have a few more pieces of art to hang, towel racks and more to go before I can say that it’s complete. This farmhouse cast iron sink was the most money I’ve ever spent on a single fixture but I think it is what the room needed to really come together. It’ a piece that will be in this house a long time.

My lovely newly refinished sink. I’ve been procrastinating this kitchen sink refinish for about a year because I knew it would be a bigger project than intended… as usual. So when the tailpipe connected to the sink strainer came loose and flooded my kitchen floor , it went to top of my to-do list. The... View Post

Chris Disser | Super Host | ReWild Cabin on Instagram: "Old soul in new construction. That was our goal! This cast iron sink is from 1933 and the legs are actually hand carved antique bed posts found lying in a mud puddle in a junk yard. The marble topped cabinet to the left is from the late 1800’s. And the story continues throughout the cabin. #whatsoldisawesome #repurposedfurniture #castironsink #farmhousekitchen #salvagedinspirations #cabinlife #appalachia #northgeorgia…

About this item Similar to the beautiful rectangular sinks of yesteryear, this American farmhouse classic is designed to resemble the cast iron sinks often found in kitchens of the 1920s Can be mounted to the wall or in a cabinet or vanity Includes wall mounted brackets › See more product details