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Kitchen sink is a part of your kitchen that holds everything in your kitchen, but it is often overlooked as an integral part of the form and function of the busiest room in your home. If you are like those any other homeowner, your kitchen sink may be one of the last things on your kitchen remodeling priority list, but its value should not be d underestimated. Here is a brief introduction on the shapes, sizes and materials you can expect to find in the market today. Shapes and Sizes Most of the time, it is often assumed that sinks come in standard sizes and shapes; you will likely be surprised by the multitude of options that are available in the market today. Eight inches is the standard depth, but ten inches may work better for you if you often wash large pots. Here are the shapes you may come across as you begin your search: Single, large rectangular basin – the most basic Double bowled sink – can have the sinks the same size for hand washing; or have one side smaller. Three bowl sinks – two larger bowls with smaller center bowl that contains the garbage disposal and may be topped with removable cutting board. Materials Matters No matter how big or small you want your kitchen sink to be, you need to consider how the materials your sink is made of will impact your work in the kitchen. Stainless Steel Sink One of the most popular materials for sink is the stainless steel. It does not only provide a sleek appearance for your kitchen, but it also resists stains. If you want the thickest and most durable type, you have to choose the 18 gauge rather than the thinner 20 to 22 gauge steel which is more prone to scratches, dents and punctures. Try a solid surface sink, which is a sink fused to the surrounding counter. Depending on the type, this option can be easy to clean and available in the array of color options. Quartz If you want to have a natural appeal, quartz kitchen sink is the perfect option for you. Quartz can give you a look similar to granite. There are some homeowners who0 are not familiar with the benefits that they can get from quartz. Actually this material is the most stain and scratch resistant option. Enamel If you prefer a more traditional look, enamel on cast iron kitchen sinks offer you a classic look with unexpected style. It is normally available in variety of colors, but of course white still remain to be the most popular choice for most people. The surface is shiny and easy to clean, but be careful in chipping the enamel because this can cause rust. Ella Ayson
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