Kitchen Sinks

We supply industry-standard 18-gauge stainless steel sinks. They’re both durable and stylish, making them an ideal choice for many homeowners.

18-Gauge Stainless Steel Sinks: Tough, Clean & Quiet

Stainless steel is one of the toughest materials you can choose for your kitchen sink. It handles daily use while resisting scratches, dents, and rust even after years of heavy cooking. Cleaning is super easy too, since the smooth surface doesn’t let bacteria or mold grow. That means your sink stays more sanitary with less work.

Have you ever put a hot pan straight in the sink? With stainless steel, you don’t have to worry. It won’t warp, melt, or change color from heat. Whether you’re a casual cook or run a busy kitchen, this material can handle whatever you throw at it.

Stainless steel sinks are also pretty quiet. The thick 18-gauge steel muffles sounds from running water, clanking dishes, or the garbage disposal. This makes it easier to chat with family while cooking, or sneak around making surprise meals without all that noisy cleanup giving you away.

Stainless steel gives you a sink that’s strong enough for your busiest days, easy to keep clean, and quiet enough to keep the peace in your kitchen.

Benefits of Our Kitchen Sinks

Stainless steel blends in with many different styles. Stainless steel is sleek and modern, and brings an elevated look to your kitchen. Our stainless steel sinks come in 3 different finishes, including satin, polished, and brushed. The specific finish provides a unique look that blends perfectly with the direction you intend to go with your design.

These sinks aren’t just stylish. They’re super simple to take care of too. The material doesn’t soak up liquids, so you won’t have to worry about stains from spills or splashes. Dirt and grime won’t stick to it and turn into a cleaning headache later on.

Keeping your sink in perfect shape is as easy as giving it a quick wash with soapy water and a soft towel whenever it needs it. That’s all it takes to keep that beautiful shine looking brand new day after day. No special cleaners or scrubbing needed because regular light cleaning does the trick.

When you’re getting a stainless steel sink, you’re making a lifetime investment. It’s more affordable than sinks made of granite or other materials, with it still being exceptionally durable. They’re cost-effective and a long-term investment for your home.

Kitchen Sink FAQs

Learn more about our kitchen sinks in Frankford, DE, Frederick and Mt. Airy, MD.

How do I choose the right size kitchen sink for my kitchen?

Choosing the right size kitchen sink for your kitchen depends on several factors:

• Countertop Space: Measure the space available on your countertop. The sink should fit comfortably without overcrowding your kitchen workspace. Leave enough room around the sink for food prep, cleaning, and other tasks.
• Sink Size: Kitchen sinks come in different sizes. If you have a large kitchen or do a lot of cooking, a bigger sink with multiple bowls might be useful. Think about how many bowls you want. A single-bowl sink is great for large pots and dishes, while a double-bowl sink helps separate tasks (like washing and rinsing).
• Your Kitchen Needs: Think about how often you cook, entertain, and wash dishes. A bigger sink with more space might be better if you cook large meals often. A smaller one may work fine if you don’t use your sink much.

What are the most hygienic kitchen sink materials?

Some materials are easier to clean and less likely to harbor bacteria. Stainless steel is one of the most hygienic materials because it’s non-porous. This means bacteria can’t hide in tiny cracks or holes. It’s easy to clean, resistant to stains, and doesn’t rust. Regular cleaning with soap and water keeps it hygienic.

What types of kitchen sinks are scratch-resistant?

High-quality stainless steel sinks are generally scratch-resistant, especially with a brushed or matte finish. While they can still get small scratches over time, they’re usually not very noticeable and don’t affect the sink’s performance. The thicker the steel, the more resistant it will be to scratches.

Are stainless steel kitchen sinks easy to maintain?

Yes, stainless steel kitchen sinks are easy to maintain. Follow these simple tips to keep your stainless steel sink looking great:

• Wipe your sink regularly with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge.
• Dry your sink with a soft towel to keep it shiny and prevent mineral deposits.
• Stay away from bleach or strong cleaning products that can damage the finish of your sink.
• Use mineral oil or a stainless steel cleaner to keep it shiny every once in a while.

How do I maintain a kitchen sink with a garbage disposal?

To maintain a kitchen sink with a garbage disposal, follow these simple steps:

• Always run cold water when using the garbage disposal to keep food waste moving.
• Clean the disposal every few weeks by grinding ice cubes and small pieces of lemon or orange peels.
• Don’t put fibrous foods like celery, corn husks, or potato peels in the disposal.
• Never pour grease or oil down the disposal.
• Scrub the sides of the disposal to remove any stuck food.
• Don’t overload the disposal with too much food waste at once.

How can I remove hard water stains from my kitchen sink?

To remove hard water stains from your kitchen sink, pour white vinegar onto a clean cloth or sponge and apply it to the stained areas. Let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes to loosen the stains. Vinegar will help break down the minerals in hard water.

After letting the vinegar sit, sprinkle some baking soda onto the stained spots. Use a soft sponge or brush to scrub gently.

The baking soda is a mild abrasive that helps scrub away the stains without scratching your sink. Once the stains are gone, rinse the sink thoroughly with warm water to remove the vinegar and baking soda residue.

How big should my kitchen sink be?

We provide single kitchen sinks with a minimum sink base requirement of 24″ wide x 24″ deep. The minimum sink base requirement for a double-bowl sink is 33″ wide x 24″ deep.

What type of kitchen sink is best for a small kitchen?

The best type of kitchen sink for a small kitchen is one that maximizes space and is still functional without taking too much room.

A single-basin sink is a great choice for small kitchens because it takes less space than a double-basin sink. It gives you plenty of room to wash large pots, pans, and dishes all in one area. An undermount sink is installed beneath the countertop. This design also makes it easier to clean the countertop since there’s no lip around the sink.

Also, although they can be large, some smaller farmhouse sinks are designed to fit compact spaces. These sinks have a deep basin that can help with washing larger items. Still, if chosen carefully, they can still work in small kitchens.

Get a New Kitchen Sink Today

Visit one of our showroom locations to see your new kitchen sink options for your home or business. Call our Frederick and Mt. Airy, MD, showroom at 301-720-1306. You can also call our Frankford, DE showroom at 443-736-1443.