The sink is made of stainless steel and is resistant to rust and heat, while also having high resistance to strong acids such as nitric acid, alkaline solutions, and solutions of organic and inorganic salts. Additionally, it prevents the implantation and survival of bacteria. It is easy to clean, requires minimal maintenance, and does not deteriorate over time.

The finish is satin, meaning it is smooth and requires more care, as limescale is more visible.

The installation is inset, meaning it is recessed into the countertop and its rim protrudes. It is the easiest and most common installation for kitchen sinks. Essentially, the weight of the sink is supported by the countertop itself, with some support points at the bottom for stabilization. Sealing is achieved with insulating material, such as silicone, which is placed around the perimeter of the hole, under the rim.

Beyond the length and width of the sink, you should also check the installation dimensions, or cabinet. The cabinet is the required space that must remain empty in the cupboard under the sink, so that during the installation of the sink it can be placed comfortably.

The Karag sink is installed in a 50 cm cabinet.