Kitchen Sinks Explained
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Topmount Sink This installation requires the sink to be mounted into the worktop from the top. This installation type is suitable for all types of worktop including laminated chipboard. |
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Flushmount Sink This instillation allows the top rim of the sink to be level with the worktop. This instillation type is only suitable for solid surface worktops such as Granite, Marble or Wood. |
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Undermount Sink This installation requires the sink to be fitted to the worktop from the underside. This installation type is only suitable for solid surface worktops such as Granite, Marble or Wood. |
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Properties
Stainless Steel remains the most popular material for kitchen sink production and here are some of the reasons why;
Heat Resistant - Stainless Steel is highly heat resistant, so much so that hot pans straight from the stove can rest safely on the sink.
Hygienic - Stainless steel is a completely non-porous surface that is easy to clean and therefore more hygienic.
Impact Resistant - Stainless Steel is the most forgiving material for impact and is the least likely material to damage your best china or glassware whilst remaining unscratched itself.