Just got a under-mount and I'm totally in love with it. Much easier to clean. My sink is a double stainless--it came "free" when we bought the Silestone counters.

I will not comment on what I thought you were going to ask! :-o

My sink is a drop in and a double one. I had always wanted one with a built in drain board, but that didn't happen. I am content with my white sink and the faucet set I have. It has the sprayer in the nozzle. I really like it. I forget what the color of the faucet is called, maybe antique bronze, not sure now.

Sue

Well you know how to get attention to your post! lol

I have a drop-in sink. It's a double stainless steel one and extra deep. I'd get another like this if I were in the market for one.

I like the undermount, but if I had my choice I would LOVE to have the big farm sink that has no counter around it at all.

We're building a new house. Apparently, I'm the only person who does NOT want an undermounted sink. Everyone says they ae cleaner, but what about that part where the sink meets the underpart of the counter. To me, it looks like a good place to collect crud. My understanding is that there is caulk that goes there, but you're not supposed to poke it with sharp objects to scrape the crud out. I just see it as a good area for collecting bacteria and bad smells.

That is a good title. LOL! During the kitchen remodel I put in a large 30" SS undermount sink. It is a single bowl which I love. I always had doubles before and hated it because you couldn't fit a large pan to soak. Here is a picture of it on the Kitchen Forum Blog. You can look at lots of kitchen sinks there.
Clare

Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Kitchen Blog

We have an undermount and love it. The silicone seal keeps crud out and I use a soft toothbrush to scrub it every now and then. If it should ever get really bad, I'll pull it out and redo the seal. Our sink is a Pegasus, I think, it's a black composite that looks great and is quite large, I can do cookie sheets and baking pans in either half. Really deep, too, which is nice. And it's nice with the oiled bronze faucet.

OOOOOOOH, Clare! VERY VERY Very gorgeous!

flamingzero... is that the composite granite black one? I saw those advertised today... they look so nice! we aren't doing anything right now... need to save up.. absolutey need new counter tops, flooring... and would like new (better quality than our cheap builder grade 17 year old ones) cabinets ! I want a big single sink! undermount!

I have a drop in, white single sink. It is nice to be able to wash large pans in it. My faucet is sent in on the left side of the sink and the drain is on the right side of the sink. I love it.
DD has an undermount and because she used it to bathe kids in it it needed to be tightened up.
DH was afraid of an undermount, because he worried how much trouble it would be to replace it if need be. I know we will never replace the Silestone counters, so he has a right to be worried.
Kathy G in MI, very happy with her sink!!!!

I just LOVE your subject line. :)

I would love an under mount. Never had one, but two of my friends have it, and it seems so nice for clean up.

Moni

In the house kitchen I have a drop in granite double sink with deep bowls and one side is larger than the other. I really like it a lot. In the RV I have an under mount double deep SS and I like that too. So I guess I have the best of both worlds. LOL

My sink looks likes Clare's- it's an undermount, 30 x 18 and 10 inches deep. I love it. I hated my old divided sink because I couldn't put big pans in it. This one is big enough to hold my cookie sheets.

I have a double, stainless, drop-in sink with a faucet and sprayer. The sprayer gets little use since we rince the washed dishes under running water before racking into the drain container. I have had this one for 30 years and replaced the valve cartridges only once.

The valve asssembly and spout is up for replacement because the diverter valve for the sprayer is messed up (got punched out during clumsy repair work). I plan to replace with an identical or similar unit.

I really like the stainless tubs. They are very easy to keep clean. The only complaint I have is that after about a year, the seal begin to weep around the swiveling spout and lime begin to build up. This build-up tends to grind at the seals accelerating seal wear. Preventive maintence of replacing the seals on a regular basis would go a long way to getting good service.

I prefer the look of a drop in sink. I bought an extra deep double sink, and it is too deep. I am tall and now I have to bend over too far to use it when I wash dishes. I do prefer the double sink to a single sink because you can use the one side to wash dishes and still use the other side for other things.

I have a Kohler single bowl enamel over cast iron drop-in sink in bisque. It measures approximately 31"x22" with a depth of 9". The style is "Bakersfield". For me, a large single bowl sink is the cat's meow. I love it and it still looks as good today as it did when it was new, almost nine years ago.

Here is a link that might be useful:

I bought a new one a couple of months ago.
I was out voted on the under mount...and have a deep, drop-in double sink.
What I really like, besides the depth, is that both sides are a slight butterfly, so I can get a large platter in to soak.

Here is a link that might be useful: My sink

kat__wa - Thanks! : >)
Clare

Sink at home is a white undermount set in green granite, interior 35" X 17" overall. Larger side is deeper and 21" X 17" with a bowed-out portion at the outer corner that's 19".

At our condo the Corian countertop and double sink are integral, all one piece. Easiest ever to clean.

We have a 1¾, 8"/7" Blanco Supreme stainless steel undermount sink with a steel grid on one side (can't see it in the photo though). Love it!

Jodi-

We did a drop in, although next sink will definitely be an undermount. However, I do love my sink - it is stainless stell, large, deep and single bowl. Cleaning a large platter or griddle is easy and keeping the sink clean is a breeze. Definitely get a soap pump and a neverMT!

I have a seamless deep double undermount. Both counter and sink are Corian.
I have the 850 and my Countertops are Maui.
I absolutely love them.

For my house Granite would have been overkill and out of place.

Here is a link that might be useful: Corian Sinks

Monica.. that is (I can't believe i'm saying this about a sink of all things! lol) a very pretty sink!

Jodi... Iremember when you posted your kitchen remodel. It is gorgeous.. sink included.
Nice choice, Terri