Lets talk Kitchen sinks... What do you like?

[room onthebroom]

@room onthebroom how did your kitchen end up?

Its not how I wanted it, but isn’t that always the case? My planning to save for a better sink was crushed almost immediately after my first post when I realized we were dealing with an emergency leak situation. We put in an inexpensive stainless steel sink. It’s functional & that what’s important. In the future I will pick SS over acrylic every time. An acrylic sink would’ve been stained & cracking by now with the abuse we put it thru.

I still believe my dream sink would be the single tub farm sink. Preferably in porcelain or SS as a second choice.

 

[Alaskan]

Its not how I wanted it, but isn’t that always the case? My planning to save for a better sink was crushed almost immediately after my first post when I realized we were dealing with an emergency leak situation. We put in an inexpensive stainless steel sink. It’s functional & that what’s important. In the future I will pick SS over acrylic every time. An acrylic sink would’ve been stained & cracking by now with the abuse we put it thru.

I still believe my dream sink would be the single tub farm sink. Preferably in porcelain or SS as a second choice.

Did you get a new counter top?

 

[room onthebroom]

Did you get a new counter top?

No. I wish! I’d like to have the counter top you can roll dough out on. I can’t remember what it’s called.

 

[MarkJr]

No. I wish! I’d like to have the counter top you can roll dough out on. I can’t remember what it’s called.

Granite, Quartz and corian all work well for dough.

 

[room onthebroom]

Granite, Quartz and corian all work well for dough.

I would gladly take any of those. Please send donations to:

The 1970’s Hovel
429 Pleaders Place
Brokentileville, USA

 

[Fontaine]

To me a deep single sink is a must! Easy for washing large trays and other items. Not to mention the dogs!

 

[Alaskan]

To me a deep single sink is a must! Easy for washing large trays and other items. Not to mention the dogs!

Or chicken feet!

 

[MarkJr]

I would gladly take any of those. Please send donations to:

The 1970’s Hovel
429 Pleaders Place
Brokentileville, USA

I feel the pain!!!! We saved our pennies for a couple years to remodel the kitchen above.
We had it down to studs. Ripped up part of the floor to route water and drain pipe. Then wife and I buttoned it up all in 6 weeks of after work and weekends.

Kitchens are spendy! Enjoyed it for 14 months, then sold the house.