Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks

Buying a stainless steel kitchen sink can be tricky, but knowing a little bit about steel and design will make things easier.

A stainless steel sink's thickness, or its "gauge", is an important aspect of your sink. Stainless steel sinks are most often manufactured between 22-gauge and 16-gauge, with the lower the gauge being the thicker, more dent-resistant, and "quieter" sinks. Other things affect your sink's sound insulation too, such as undercoating and foam pads. High-end sinks will be manufactured with low gauge steel and have both undercoating and pads. Most sinks for residential use are manufactured between 18-gauge and 16-gauge.

Often overlooked is the grade of stainless steel used. Most often stainless steel sinks are either 201, 301, 302 or 304 with a 201 being the lowest-end and a 304 being the best and most resistant to rust, oxidation and corrosion. It is a good idea to go with a 304, as they will stay shiny and new for longer.

Design is the last aspect to consider and will affect a sink's price the most. There are a variety of choices available between single bowls, double bowls, or triple bowls. The most important thing to think about here is the shape of your sink as you want to be sure your counter-top fabricator and plumber can properly install your choice.

We offer luxury stainless steel kitchen sinks in single bowl, double bowl, and triple bowls. We offer quality sinks from high end manufacturers such as C-Tech-I, Ticor, and Pelican. Our stainless steel kitchen sinks are the highest quality meeting or exceeding one or more regulatory certification marks for the USA, Canada, and Europe.

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