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Somers Carron A

Belgium

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What Somers Carron A does.

Carron Phoenix is best known for its sink manufacturing. The company can trace its roots back to 1759 when The Carron Company was founded as an iron foundry in Falkirk. Carron Phoenix’s sink and tap collections offer a range of designs and materials, including granite, ceramic, and stainless steel sinks, and taps that complement them. The company delivers inspiration for modern kitchens. Founded in 1759, Carron Phoenix offers a variety of products, including sinks and taps, with specific featured products like the Windsor sink priced at £374. The company operates in the UK and has a presence in Belgium through Somers Carron A.

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