๐งผ Sinks Types
Explore the different types of sinks to find the best option for your needs and budget.
All Sinks Types 4
Drop-In Sinks
Also called top-mount or self-rimming sinks. The rim sits on top of the countertop, making installation straightforward and compatible with any counter material.
Pros:
- Easy DIY installation
- Works with any countertop
- Affordable
Cons:
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- Rim catches debris
- Less modern look
Farmhouse Sinks
Feature a large, deep basin with an exposed front apron. Popular in country and transitional kitchen designs, offering both style and function.
Pros:
- Large capacity
- Distinctive style
- Deep basin
Cons:
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- Requires special cabinet
- Heavy
- Expensive
Undermount Sinks
Installed beneath the countertop for a seamless, modern look. Makes countertop cleanup easy as debris sweeps directly into the sink.
Pros:
- Clean appearance
- Easy countertop cleanup
- Modern look
Cons:
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- Requires solid countertop
- Professional installation recommended
- More expensive
Vessel Sinks
Sit on top of the countertop like a bowl. Available in glass, ceramic, stone, and metal for a dramatic bathroom design statement.
Pros:
- Design statement
- Easy installation
- Many material options
Cons:
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- Splashing risk
- Requires tall faucet
- Harder to clean around