Please show us your corner kitchen sink!
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Weedpuller1954
10 years ago
PRORachiele Custom Sinks
10 years agoSince you have not had any responses, I thought I would submit a photo as one way to accomplish a corner sink in a kitchen.
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Debbi Branka
10 years agoHere is my old house, corner sink. I put it in (it used to be in the very short counter run). We have one in this house that was already there. I'll post that picture next.
Debbi Branka
10 years agoObviously mid-reno, but the sink is in! I love my corner sink - wouldn't trade it at all.
lucas_tx_gw
10 years agoMy layout is a little different but I like mine a lot as well.
Real counters one of these days but for now, all I care about is that everything works :-)
cookncarpenter
10 years agoOur corner sink, 10'x10' kitchen, not much other choice. Works well for us, it's been in that same corner for 29 years. Actually, it's been in that same corner since the house was built in 1953, but this is the third sink and countertops...
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10 years agoppbenn
10 years ago
Gooster
10 years agoHere's ours... we are just about done with the kitchen. This kitchen has had a corner sink since it was built 76 years ago. They are NOT popular here and among the KD community. However, it and the raised ledge/corner window are true to the original home, and is a common element in the neighborhood. It actually works extremely well in the newly expanded kitchen, but we also have a sizable prep sink on the island. The usual cons of lost space and smaller sinks aren't really an issue for us. The cabinet is like 43 3/4" on each side.
azmom
10 years ago
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