Oliveri Santorini 1 & 3/4 Right Hand Bowl with Drainer White Sink
ST-WH1512 OF
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Topmount installation for easy setup
- 80 percent granite and quartz, left-hand drainer, 36 Litre and 21 Litre
- 1 tap hole, includes 2 basket wastes, double bowl design
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Oliveri
- Model Number:
- ST-WH1512 OF
- Drainer Configuration:
- Left Side Drainer
- Capacity:
- 36L & 21
- Installation:
- Top / Overmount
Cooking Appliances
- Tap Holes:
- 1
General Information
- Type:
- Double Bowl Sink
- Family:
- Oliveri Santorini
- Colour:
- White
- Materials:
- 80% granite and quartz particles and 20% acrylic
- Additional Features:
- Clean the sink regularly with warm water, a liquid detergent and a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive powders or creams and avoid chemically aggressive detergents. Generic stains should be removed immediately with very hot water and a cleaning product. For o
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- Limited Lifetime
Cooking Appliances
- Tap Holes:
- 1
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- Limited Lifetime
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 840W x 480H x 10R
- Bowl Size (mm):
- Main Bowl: 400(W) x 430(H) x 210(D), 3/4 Bowl 295(W) x 350(H) x 210(D)
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 580
- Box Width (mm):
- 310
- Box Depth (mm):
- 1260
- Box Weight (kg):
- 19
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At a glance
This Oliveri Santorini sink is a durable composite topmount option for households that want a main bowl, a smaller prep bowl and a built-in drainer in one tidy workstation. It suits busy family kitchens and renovation replacements thanks to its practical layout and easy topmount fitment. A key limitation is the fixed right-hand bowl and drainer design, which will not suit every bench or plumbing layout.
What it’s great for
- Everyday Dishwashing
- Food Preparation
- Family Kitchen Clean-up
- Replacement Sink Upgrades
- Drying Dishes Without Extra Accessories
Where it works best
- Family Kitchens
- Renovation Projects
- Laundry-Style Utility Zones
- Standard Benchtop Installations
- Homes Needing Built-in Draining Space
Who it’s for
- Families
- Home Cooks
- Renovators
- Busy Households
- Buyers Replacing an Older Topmount Sink
Things to consider
The fixed right-hand bowl and drainer layout offers practical workflow for the right kitchen, but it is less flexible than reversible or fully custom sink configurations.
Family suitability
High - the double bowl style and integrated drainer suit busy households managing washing, rinsing and prep at the same time.
Ease of cleaning score
8/10 - the topmount format and integrated drainer are practical to maintain, though the extra bowl and drainer surfaces add more areas to wipe down than a single-bowl sink.
Apartment vs house fit
Best for houses or larger apartments - the 1 and 3/4 bowl design with drainer is more suited to kitchens with enough bench width for a full work zone.
Noise reduction rating
8/10 - the granite and quartz composite build is typically quieter in use than many standard stainless steel sinks.
Durability vs category average
8/10 - the 80% granite and quartz composite construction gives it a more robust feel than many basic sink options in the category.
Key benefits
- 36 L main bowl: gives you useful capacity for washing larger cookware and everyday dish loads.
- Secondary prep bowl: helps separate rinsing, food prep or small-item washing from the main cleaning zone.
- Integrated drainer: creates a built-in space for drying dishes and helps keep surrounding benchtops clearer.
- Topmount installation: suits a wide range of benchtop materials and can be simpler for replacement projects.
- 80% granite and quartz particles: delivers a solid, durable sink body suited to regular kitchen use.
- 20% acrylic composition: supports the composite structure with a practical finish for everyday household cleaning.
- Single tap hole included: gives you a ready-made mounting point for a compatible kitchen mixer.
- Right-hand bowl with drainer layout: suits kitchens that need a defined wash-and-drain workflow on one side.
Q: Can the drainer be installed on either side of this sink?
A: No. This sink has a fixed right-hand bowl and drainer layout, so the drainer does not swap to the left during installation. That matters if your plumbing, cabinet space or usual dish-drying side is set up for the opposite orientation.
Q: What does right hand bowl mean on the Oliveri Santorini sink?
A: Right hand bowl means the main bowl sits on the right when you are facing the sink from the front. On this model, the bowl and drainer positions are fixed, so the orientation needs to suit the way your bench and plumbing are arranged.
Q: Is this sink a good option for replacing an older topmount?
A: Yes. The topmount design suits many benchtop materials and is often easier to use when replacing an older sink. The key limit is the fixed bowl and drainer layout, so the existing cutout and plumbing position still need to suit this configuration.
Q: Will the second bowl be useful for food prep or rinsing?
A: Yes. The smaller secondary bowl is handy for rinsing vegetables, draining cutlery or separating prep from washing up. It is a support bowl rather than a full-size main bowl, so larger pots and bulkier dishes will still go in the main section.
Q: Does the white Santorini sink include a tap hole?
A: Yes. This white Santorini sink includes one tap hole for a standard mixer tap setup. If you want a layout that needs extra tap or accessory holes, this specific configuration does not include them, so plan the tap choice around the single-hole design.
Q: Is the built-in drainer helpful if bench space is tight?
A: Yes, if you want a dedicated drying area without using a separate rack on the benchtop. The trade-off is that a sink-and-drainer layout takes a longer run of bench than a bowl-only sink, so it suits kitchens with enough width for both.
