Material selection

When it comes to kitchen sinks, there are many materials to choose from, such as porcelain, stainless steel and cast iron. Porcelain sinks are prone to stains and wear marks, while cast iron is easy to clean, but it is easy to break due to the collision of sharp objects over time. If you are a little harsh on kitchen sinks, it may be wise to invest in stainless steel sinks. They are modern and one of the most popular styles. It is an easy-to-clean, durable and scratch-resistant material that can stand the test of time. Look for lower gauge stainless steel for higher strength sinks with better dent and scratch resistance and sound absorption.

Size selection

When choosing the sink size, you must keep several problems in mind. In terms of budget, generally speaking, the bigger the sink, the higher the price. You also need to be realistic about the amount of sink usage. If you want large space for large kitchen utensils such as pots, you can choose a 25 × 25 inch single bowl sink. Of course, the kitchenette can choose a 15 × 20 inch single bowl sink to save space.

Flume depth

Too shallow sink will splash when washing things, and too deep sink will be tired when bending over to wash things for a long time. So the best sink depth range is between 7 and 9 inches, like  Koxking single bowl sink, which has a depth of 9 inches.

Bottom of sink

Whether there is a condensation layer at the bottom of the sink is very important. Coating condensation layer on the bottom can prevent water accumulation and keep clean, and can also avoid derailment, damp and mildew. In addition to the condensation layer, the sloping bottom with grooves can make the water completely discharged. If you have the above needs, KoxKing can help you find the best choice for your home.