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"Before I begin this post, I should let you know this cool little sink is a prototype from Elkay, meaning it may never go into production, though it's such a great idea, I don't see how it couldn't."
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This looks really cool, I also like that aesthetically it looks nice, not like that box on posts that is out in everyone's garage. It is apparent that they have put actual thought into what types of things should actually go into a utility sink, and really make it more of a product rather than a framework that people then build on and customize for whatever their needs may be.
It actually would not hurt for something like this to be on sale, I mean it would target a minimal range of people but it has its convenient factor. Shoot, we need some in the shop! But the magnet idea is very cleaver I'd say.
This sink is absolutely genius. I think a lot of times people just leave things in their "original design" though it's not really a useful or efficient design. This design takes into account what you may actually use the sink for other than dumping out a mop bucket or washing your hands without buying a million accessories.
The aesthetics of this sink play a big part of the design of this. There are ways to modify or just have around a good cheap utility sink and some magnets around. Someone could easily copy these ideas and put it in a less aesthetic package and charge much less. There is some times that aesthetics are just not important, like in a shop or in the garage.
4 comments:
This looks really cool, I also like that aesthetically it looks nice, not like that box on posts that is out in everyone's garage. It is apparent that they have put actual thought into what types of things should actually go into a utility sink, and really make it more of a product rather than a framework that people then build on and customize for whatever their needs may be.
It actually would not hurt for something like this to be on sale, I mean it would target a minimal range of people but it has its convenient factor. Shoot, we need some in the shop! But the magnet idea is very cleaver I'd say.
This sink is absolutely genius. I think a lot of times people just leave things in their "original design" though it's not really a useful or efficient design. This design takes into account what you may actually use the sink for other than dumping out a mop bucket or washing your hands without buying a million accessories.
The aesthetics of this sink play a big part of the design of this. There are ways to modify or just have around a good cheap utility sink and some magnets around. Someone could easily copy these ideas and put it in a less aesthetic package and charge much less. There is some times that aesthetics are just not important, like in a shop or in the garage.
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