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size of the double sink

7 years ago

can you please send me the size of the double sink? they really look nice!

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The Spotted Frog Designs
7 years ago
The undermount sink is approximately 21" x 13" and were included in the purchase of this pre-fab vanity set!
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I used to have a 1.5 sink. As you say the half was rather useless so when it was replaced I went with a one bowl Smeg undermounted sink (worktops are solid to enable this) which is large enough to fit a roasting pan/baking tray in to hand wash. Most of my items go in the dishwasher. I was always going to opt for stainless steel which is easy to keep clean. Never use a washing up bowl in a sink as they harbour germs and scratch the bottom. I have a boiling water tap so stainless steel was a suitable material as you’re not supposed to have them on ceramic sinks because they can crack. I have never considered a double sink and in all our years of fitting kitchens can’t recall being asked for one. I guess one side is for washing and one for rinsing/drying but that uses more worktop space if you have a small kitchen. It is indeed a minefield of choice.
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