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The Galley vs Havens kitchen sink ... or any Other workstation sinks?
Comments (17)@HU-426144764 are you happy with the quality of the Galley? I’m think of going that direction because of the total cost with accessories. Are the side corners a wide enough radius to clean with a regular sponge or so you need to get the toothbrush out? And is it deep enough front to back because of the dual tier design, or it too short to fit larger items?...See MoreCan a positive reveal make any undermount sink a workstation sink?
Comments (1)This is a question for Joseph but I wiil say my piece for sure. IMO workstation sinks are not ideal the parts are too small and always affect how the rest of the sink functions , the grid on the bottom is just one more thing to clean and they get gross quickly . Get a nice large stainless undermount and but a cutting board a proper size and a stariner you store in a drawer or cabinet save a ton of monet and have much better function. BTW there is a reason enammelled cast iron went out of favor the first time you drop a heavy pot in it will be the first time you have an ugly chip, IMO a good quality stinless one bowl sink will last forever ....See More36" stainless steel one-basin workstation sink recommendations?
Comments (8)We went with a 36", 16 gauge, single bowl farmhouse front sink from Vigo. Here's a link to their main stainless page showing undermount as well as farmhouse options. It has a single ledge for a cutting board as well as a strainer. https://www.vigoindustries.com/kitchen-collection/kitchen-sinks/stainless-steel-farmhouse-kitchen-sinks...See MoreTeach this oldster about undermount workstation sinks.
Comments (10)Thank you for the reminder of properly undermounted. I did some research and found that improperly mounted or cut undermount sinks happens a lot, even with contractors. There is a lot of weight, with pots and water along with the sink itself, and the cutout needs to be perfect. Here is some good info for what to watch out for. What do you seal your undermount sink with? @JosephCorlett, LLC I've read about 100% silicone as well as epoxy, then silicone. https://www.tremendousrenovations.ca/single-post/2017/03/20/memo-make-sure-your-undermount-sink-is-securely-attached-to-your-granite-countertop#:~:text=Because%20of%20this%2C%20you%20do,only%20thing%20doing%20the%20work....See Moreci_lantro
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