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Following are the things you need to keep in mind while you decide on a kitchen sink for your home!

1. IDEAL LAYOUT FOR PLACING THE SINK

You must choose the best arrangement for your kitchen makeover before you can start looking for a kitchen sink. The "work triangle" is still the greatest design principle for a kitchen. This approach focuses on creating a triangle-shaped separation between the three primary work areas in the kitchen. These include the sink, stove, and obviously the refrigerator. The importance of the layout is clear to everyone who has ever lived in a house with a subpar kitchen, so don't cut corners while carefully arranging your design. Nothing is worse than having to move about awkwardly while attempting to prepare supper. It's time to select the ideal sink once the layout is finished and you're satisfied.

2. CONFIGURATION: Double Bowl, Single Bowl or Sink with Drainboard?

Whether a single or double bowl sink is preferable depends on how you plan to utilize your sink. You are likely constrained to a single bowl if your kitchen is tiny in design. Simply said, it is not worthwhile to take away from your already constrained bench space. If you have enough space, you may take some time to think about your dishwashing requirements.

• Single Bowl Kitchen Sink

It's likely that you haven't required a dual sink if you haven't considered installing one. Single bowl Sink are often less expensive to buy and install and come in a variety of sizes to fit any kitchen. A deep single basin sink may provide you with a little bit extra counter space in small kitchens without sacrificing the area needed to wash bigger objects.

• Double Bowl Kitchen Sink

A double bowl sink may provide you versatility in large-sized home kitchens. Many individuals like to wash their dishes in one bowl and rinse them in another. The option of having two identical compartments or a set-up with a huge bowl and a second, smaller bowl is also available. You will have ample room to clean your large pots and pans as a result.

• Single Bowl Kitchen Sink With Drainboard

The kitchen sinks with drainboards are the most preferred sinks as they provide extra space for preparation and cooking activities like chopping, thawing, straining, drying, etc. The drainboard as the name suggests can also be used to stack washed dishes to drain out the excess water. This type of sink is advisable for kitchens that have long continuous slabs.

3. SHAPE OF THE KITCHEN SINK BOWL

The shape of the sink bowl matter aesthetically. The sink cut and style have to match the overall décor and personality of the kitchen.

• Round Bowl

They look good in small cozy kitchens which have playful colours and give a vibrant vibe.

• Square Bowl

These look better with modular kitchens as they offer more space with similar dimensions as compared to the round bowls. The square bowl kitchen sinks look good with dark slabs and sharp and striking colors like dark blue, sparkling black, cherry red, etc.

4. MATERIAL OF THE SINK

While the design of your sink affects the entire appearance of your kitchen, choosing sturdy materials will help you get the most out of your investment. It might be difficult to know what to select when there are so many alternatives available on the market at different price points. One guideline applies regardless of your spending limit or personal preference: Invest in a nice finish (or non-porous). A brushed finish's minute grooves provide a space where food fragments can accumulate and become a haven for germs. LIPKA’S 304-Grade Stainless steel kitchen sinks are the ideal and the perfect sinks for any household.