Blanco 525013 Empressa 33 Double Drop-In Sink Cutout
Description
The Blanco 525013 Cerana 33" delivers the same exceptional farmhouse sink design as the 525012 white variant, finished in a warm biscuit tone that complements traditional and transitional kitchen aesthetics. This authentic fireclay sink features 33" x 19.19" dimensions with reversible installation options, allowing fabricators to accommodate both traditional rounded and contemporary straight corner profiles. Our precision-engineered DXF templates provide four cutout variants specifically calibrated for natural stone, quartz, and engineered surface applications, ensuring seamless integration with modern CNC fabrication workflows while maintaining the timeless appeal of farmhouse styling.
Dimensions
- Overall Width
- 33"
- Overall Depth
- 19"
- Bowl Width
- 31.5"
- Bowl Depth
- 17.5"
- Corner Radius
- 0.75"
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Blanco
- Model Number
- 525013
- Installation Type
- Drop-In
- Bowl Configuration
- Single
- Material
- Silgranit-Composite
- Min. Cabinet Width
- 36"
- Downloads
- 0
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The Blanco 525013 Cerana 33" delivers the same exceptional farmhouse sink design as the 525012 white variant, finished in a warm biscuit tone that complements traditional and transitional kitchen aesthetics. This authentic fireclay sink features 33" x 19.19" dimensions with reversible installation options, allowing fabricators to accommodate both traditional rounded and contemporary straight corner profiles. Our precision-engineered DXF templates provide four cutout variants specifically calibrated for natural stone, quartz, and engineered surface applications, ensuring seamless integration with modern CNC fabrication workflows while maintaining the timeless appeal of farmhouse styling.
Installation Overview
The Blanco 525013 installation process mirrors the white 525012 variant, requiring careful coordination between countertop fabrication and cabinet modification for the apron-front design. The sink's 33" width and 19.19" depth fit standard 36" base cabinets, with the 10" overall height extending 8.46" below the counter surface. Fabricators must select from four template variants based on aesthetic and structural requirements: no-reveal for flush mounting, 1/8" reveal for traditional farmhouse appearance, 1/2" overhang for contemporary clean lines, or full drop-in for maximum support. The biscuit finish fireclay material requires identical cutout tolerances as white variants, with center drain positioning enabling reversible installation. Structural considerations remain critical—position support brackets to distribute weight across cabinet framing, particularly important with dense materials like granite and quartzite. The fireclay construction's thermal properties match natural stone expansion characteristics, preventing stress concentration issues during seasonal temperature variations.
CNC Cutting Notes
CNC programming for the 525013 biscuit variant follows identical dimensional specifications as the white 525012 model, with template variants ranging from the no-reveal cutout (31.5" x 17.5") through the full drop-in option (33" x 19"). Maintain the 0.75" corner radius across all variants to prevent micro-fracturing in granite and quartzite installations. For optimal results with natural stone materials, employ wet diamond cutting at 3500-4500 RPM with continuous coolant flow to manage heat buildup and minimize edge chipping. The apron-front geometry demands precise front-edge work—verify minimum 3cm material thickness before programming, as thinner slabs compromise structural integrity under the sink's weight. When cutting engineered quartz, reduce feed rates by 15-20% compared to natural stone to prevent resin scorching along the cutout perimeter. Always execute test cuts in scrap material to verify dimensional accuracy and corner radius consistency before committing to finished work.
Material Compatibility
The Blanco 525013's biscuit finish creates unique pairing opportunities across the natural stone spectrum, complementing warm-toned materials like Giallo Ornamental granite, Gold/Beige travertine, and cream-colored quartzites. Installation techniques vary by material type—granite and quartzite benefit from the no-reveal or 1/8" reveal variants, maximizing mechanical support while accommodating inherent brittleness. Engineered quartz installations pair exceptionally well with the 1/2" overhang variant, leveraging the material's flexibility to create clean contemporary lines while maintaining structural performance. Marble applications demand conservative cutout dimensions—the 1/8" reveal variant preserves maximum material integrity around the sink opening, critical for softer stones prone to edge failure. The fireclay construction's thermal expansion coefficient closely matches granite (7.9 x 10^-6 /°C), preventing differential movement issues that plague metal sinks in stone applications. Avoid pairing with ultra-thin porcelain panels (under 12mm) unless employing specialized reinforcement systems, as standard installation methods cannot safely support the sink's weight in thin-panel applications.
Where to Buy
The Blanco 525013 Cerana 33" in biscuit finish is available through authorized plumbing distributors including Build.com, The Sink Boutique, and regional showrooms. Retail pricing typically ranges $825-1,150 depending on regional availability and finish demand. Professional fabricators should establish accounts with Blanco's trade distribution network to access competitive pricing and priority stock allocation. The biscuit finish occasionally faces extended lead times compared to white variants—verify availability before templating and consider ordering sinks before finalizing countertop fabrication schedules. Some distributors offer color-matched accessories including sink grids and cutting boards that enhance functionality while protecting the fireclay surface.