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Kitchen renovation, there’s so many sinks to choose from!

Entry #41, March 15, 2010

When we did our kitchen renovation, we didn’t realize how many sinks there are to choose from.  Depending on how much space you have, and the needs of your family will dictate your choice of sinks.  Below are a few kinds of sinks to choose from, depending on its function and decor style you crave.

Single bowl sinks:

When space on your counter top is a concern, consider a single bowl sink.  This one from American Standard allows big pots to fit in, as well as keep a nice, clean profile.

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Single bowl sink, doesn’t sacrifice space or style

Double and triple bowl sinks allow for more versatility, as well as separate work stations for multiple people using the kitchen at the same time.  Pots can be filling with water, and the garbage disposal can work separately.

Trough sink:

This Kohler sink is ideal as a secondary sink, in a bar or island.  It allows for preparation and disposing of vegetables, fruit, etc…  They also work great for washing food, and hands without tying up the main sink.

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A trough sink (shown here at island) is perfect for food preparation.

Undermount sink:

If you are considering solid surface counters, concrete, or granite, undermount sinks are installed from the underside of the counter.  This allows for the solid counter material to “flow” right into the sink.  This type of sink is great for brushing food and debris directly into sink, and not worrying about caulking lines above the counter. This Moen sink looks sleek and modern:

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Undermount sinks give the image of seamless lines

Entertainment sink:

These sinks are not used for cleaning dishes, they are used where water and drainage would be helpful. They can be located at the kitchen island or in the living room at a side bar.  They are also popular in master bedroom suites that have the convenience of a small refrigerator, and bar area.  Moen has a gallery of beautiful sinks waiting for you to choose.

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Entertainment sinks are perfect for entertaining!

Tip:

Don’t forget the faucets! The sink is only half of what makes a great looking sink.  Choose fixtures that fit with your decor and your family.  There are some great, sleek, modern fixtures, but they may be difficult for kids to operate.

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  1. plumbing supplies says

    October 2, 2010 at 5:56 am

    Consider how you use your kitchen sink. Do you wash a lot of baking pans? If so, consider a large single bowl sink or a dual level sink w/ enough room to lay the pans down to soak. Most dual level sinks feature an oversized bowl to wash or soak things w/ another smaller sink for rinsing or a garbage disposal. Make sure both bowls are large enough to meet your kitchen needs. If you share kitchen responsibilities, consider two sinks. One can be used for food prep & the other for cleanup. An island or bar sink, usually a smaller single bowl sink, is the best option.

  2. Ronique says

    October 2, 2010 at 5:57 am

    Great suggestions! Thanks for your comments, and visit soon Ramirez.

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