Kitchen Sinks, Bathroom Sinks, Bath Sinks, Vessel Sinks

Apron-front kitchen sinks are often referred to as farmhouse sinks because they can evoke period-style kitchens. These sinks have a panel in front and are available in both tile-in and undercounter models. Tile-in sinks have flat, straight edges and square corners for a neat fit with tiled countertop surfaces. The sink rim is level with the tile surface, making counter clean-up easy--you can sweep crumbs straight into the sink. Popular in the mid-20th century, this installation type features a metal frame with rounded corners that attaches directly to the countertop. The frame covers the gap between the sink and the countertop material.

 Self-rimming kitchen sinks are the most popular and easiest models to install. The rim extends above the countertop surface and supports the sink's weight. Clips and bolts under the counter hold the sink securely in place. In most cases the faucet mounts directly on a deck or ledge along the back edge of the sink. Undercounter kitchen sinks mount beneath the counter; they are used with solid surface countertop materials. An undercounter installation highlights the curves of the sink basin and makes counter clean-up easy. For simplified installations, consider an undermount kit. Undermount kits fit onto the base cabinet and adjusts for sinks of any thickness. A kit also eliminates the need to build a custom wood frame or drill into the countertop.

We offer many different types of kitchen sinks from  brands like Franke and Grohe, Decolave and Thompsons Traders.

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Kitchen Sink, Bathroom Sink, Bath Sink, Vessel Sinks