Kitchen Sinks Guide
Considerations
Installation
Bowl Configuration
Materials
Other Considerations
Choose a bowl configuration
Are you more comfortable with a single-bowl or a multiple-bowl model? Do you wash dishes by hand and like a separate bowl for draining? Consider the size, shape and configuration you’d like.
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Single-Bowl Sinks
Ideal for washing large pots and platters
Available in a variety of sizes and materials
Some models feature wet work surfaces for food prep
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Offset Bowl Sinks
Space and separation for washing and rinsing
Typically one large and one small bowl
Available in many configurations
Smart Divide® feature lets you wash large pans while providing a dual-bowl sink
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Double-Equal Sinks
Separate bowls offer a versatile workspace in the sink
Full range of depths including extra-deep bowls
Smart Divide® feature lets you wash large pans while providing a dual-bowl sink
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Smart Divide Sinks
The best of both worlds. Smart Divide kitchen sinks feature dividers that are half the height of those found in conventional double-bowl sinks.
Offers the openness of a single bowl with the function of a double bowl
Accommodates large cookware that standard double-bowl sinks can't
Lets you easily transfer large pots and pans from bowl to bowl
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