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Educational Videos
I discovered YOUTUBE - what fun!
Many have told me that they can't use a copper sink because their appliances
are all stainless steel. I have quite a bit of stainless steel in my
kitchen, (and used brushed nickel faucets) with two copper sinks. I thought I would share a video so you could
see for yourself how nicely they blend together.
Video showing how dishes are washed in a copper sink with a right rear
drain.
Video showing the anatomy of a Rachiele copper sink.
Video showing a close up view of an imported copper sink
Video showing the weak copper properties in an annealed imported copper
sink.
Video illustrating how oven racks easily
fit in a Rachiele sink with a right rear drain without covering the drain.
Video illustrating the amazing strength of our copper sinks. The sink in
this video now resides in someone's home. I am standing inside a copper sink
causing absolutely no damage.
A short video showing two finished sinks going to be shipped.
Video showing the quality of the welding on our copper sinks.
Video illustrating the difference between a lacquered and non-lacquered area
on the copper countertop
Close up video of copper patina variations.
The History of the Kitchen Sink - I
believe this is the most important video to watch. I explain why I believe
double bowl sinks are obsolete and go over the advantages of a right rear
drain in a single bowl sink. Then watch the video below it to see one!
Click where you see this button on each video for a larger format video.
Video showing the process of making a
custom copper sink
Video illustrating the old fashioned way verses a better way
to wash pots and pans in a sink.
Video showing the typical construction of
many imported copper sinks
Video illustrating the strength of the 14
gauge cold rolled copper Rachiele uses in all of our copper sinks.
Video illustrating how a sink is used with a right rear drain and a dish
rack you can purchase at Bed Bath and Beyond.
Video showing our patented channel on a stainless steel apron front sink.
This channel is designed to slip over the face frame of a cabinet so you can
replace your countertops, keep your cabinetry and have an apron sink. We are
the only company that can provide an apron front sink for your home
using your existing cabinetry. All you do is remove the false drawer heads
and our sink will slip over the face of the cabinet.
Video on Kitchen a new kitchen design idea
Video showing the varying patina colors on
a copper countertop
This is a video the finished copper countertop with colorful patina.
Video showing the copper for our sinks
prior to fabrication.