kitchen sinks brand clark has lent its support to the stephanie alexander kitchen garden foundation (sakgf) by supplying sinks for its new training facility.
the not for profit program, which launched in 2001, provides food education to primary school kids and due to its success has set up a learning centre with a kitchen and garden centre.
to help the centre, clark sent products from its latest kitchen range to update the training rooms and provide high quality products for the program.
clark marketing manager deborah evans says the company is proud to help promote food education in kids.
“the purpose of the learning centre is to provide innovative, hands on training opportunities and experiences which invigorate and inspire greater educational and health outcomes for children across australia,” she says.“a good kitchen with quality and practical appliances is a must in these environments and clark is thrilled to be a part of this truly unique education centre.”
to create a stylish look yet practical kitchen the company chose its cellini and orion sinks for the facility.
the cellini main bowl with tap landing was picked because it is functional and compact while the orion 1.5 bowl undermount sink has two proportioned bowls with plenty of space for washing up.
