Ruvati RVG2388 32" Granite Composite Undermount Double Bowl Sink

epiGranite Collection — Italian Craftsmanship in Granite Composite

The RVG2388 belongs to Ruvati's epiGranite collection, manufactured in Italy from 80% crushed natural granite bonded with a proprietary resin. That composition gives the sink the visual weight and texture of real stone while delivering structural resilience that outlasts standard stainless steel. Each color runs all the way through the material — there is no surface coating to chip, peel, or fade over time, even under heavy daily use.

Double Bowl Layout Built for a Working Kitchen

The undermount configuration keeps the countertop surface clean and uninterrupted, making it easier to sweep debris directly into the basin. The double bowl layout — with two equally sized 13-7/8" x 16-3/8" bowls at 9-5/8" depth — gives you dedicated zones for washing and rinsing without sacrificing capacity. Rounded interior corners reduce buildup and simplify cleaning. The sink is cUPC certified and tested by IAPMO to meet all US and Canadian plumbing standards.

epiGranite Kitchen Sink Features

• Construction: 80% crushed natural granite, 20% proprietary resin — non-porous, stain-resistant, and chemical-resistant
• Heat Resistance: Withstands temperatures up to 536°F — safe for hot cookware directly from the stovetop
• Color: Colored all the way through — will not discolor, chip, or fade
• Sound Absorption: Thick solid composite construction naturally dampens noise
• Installation: Undermount — cutout template and mounting clips included
• Bowl Configuration: Equal double bowl, 13-7/8" x 16-3/8" each, 9-5/8" depth
• Exterior Dimensions: 31-3/4" (W) x 19-1/8" (front-to-back)
• Minimum Cabinet Size: 36"
• Drain: Standard 3.5" opening — compatible with any garbage disposal unit
• Certification: cUPC certified, tested by IAPMO to US and Canadian plumbing standards
• Origin: Made in Italy

Common Questions Answered

Is granite composite more durable than stainless steel or quartz?

Granite composite is generally more resistant to scratching, chipping, and heat than both stainless steel and quartz composite. The 80% crushed granite content gives the material exceptional hardness, and because the color runs through the full thickness, any minor surface abrasion is essentially invisible. It also handles thermal shock better than quartz, making it a practical choice for kitchens where hot pots move directly from the stove to the sink area.

Built for the demands of a working kitchen — the RVG2388 is designed to hold up as well as it looks.