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Kitchen Sinks Buying Guide

Everything you need to know about choosing a kitchen sink.

How to Choose a Kitchen Sink

Key Considerations for Sinks:

1. Usage

Consider how often you use your kitchen. A busy household might need a durable, deep sink and a high-performance faucet.

2. Space

Measure your kitchen space to ensure the sink and faucet fit comfortably without overcrowding the countertop.

3. Style

Match the sink to your kitchen’s design theme, whether it’s modern, traditional, or rustic.

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Types of Kitchen Sinks

We offer a variety of kitchen sinks configurations to meet your kitchen design needs.

Top-Mount Kitchen Sinks

Installed from above the countertop, with the edges resting on the surface.

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Undermount Kitchen Sinks

Installed beneath the countertop, creating a seamless look.

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Types of Kitchen Sink Material

We're here to guide you through the maze of choices so you can find the perfect kitchen sink material to suit your needs and style.

Stainless Steel

When it comes to versatility and practicality, stainless steel reigns supreme. This popular choice combines affordability with durability, making it suitable for any kitchen.

Enameled Cast Iron

Enameled cast iron combines the timeless appeal of cast iron with a durable enamel coating. These sinks are resistant to stains and scratches, making them a practical choice for busy kitchens.

Solid Surface Acrylic Resin

Solid surface acrylic resin sinks offer endless possibilities for customization. With a lightweight construction and affordable price tag, these sinks are a popular choice for modern kitchens.

Copper

While less common, copper sinks add a touch of elegance to any kitchen. With antimicrobial properties and a striking patina that develops over time, copper sinks are as functional as they are beautiful.

Quartz Composite

Quartz composite sinks offer the durability of natural stone without the hefty price tag. These sinks are highly resistant to heat, scratches, and stains, making them a practical choice for busy kitchens.

Fireclay

Fireclay sinks boast a lifespan that rivals even enameled cast iron. Their durability and resistance to stains and scratches make them a popular choice for discerning homeowners.

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Choosing the Right Sink Size and Depth

Picking the right dimensions is essential for both functionality and aesthetics. Here’s how to decide:

Sink Width

  • Standard widths range from 24 to 36 inches.
  • Larger sinks (33-36 inches) work well in spacious kitchens.
  • Smaller sinks (24-30 inches) suit compact spaces.

Sink Depth

  • Standard depth is 7-10 inches.
  • Deeper sinks (10 inches) accommodate large pots and pans.
  • Shallower sinks (7 inches) reduce strain while washing.
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