Workstation sinks by design have sharp corners with tiny radii. If you want a sink with generously rounded corners, you'll have to go with just a traditional bowl-type sink. I think the idea for the sharp corners on the workstation sinks is that you can set a lot of dishes down in them, almost like a commercial sink. The Galley welds its corners smoothly, so when people say they have trouble getting gunk out of the corners, they probably just mean they have to take a scrubber and wipe it down. My sink is from Havens, and there are some corners on that sink that were not welded smoothly, or "microwelded,".as I have been told is the term, and it is incredibly difficult to get them clean. I routinely have to use Q-Tips and occasionally sandpaper. I have buildup in those corners that has to be treated at least every other day. One of the ways that you can make cleanup of a workstation sink easier is to install at least two faucets with removable wand heads so that you can spray directly into the corners. Most workstation sinks are so wide that one faucet will not be able to reach above the ends to really spray the debris towards the drain adequately. My sink is 42 inches wide, and I have two faucets, and that is in my opinion essential for keeping my sink clean. If you are thinking about a workstation sink even wider than 42 inches, be careful about your cleaning requirements. I have never seen more than two faucets even with the seven-foot long The Galley sinks, but based on my own experience, I would even consider three faucets with a seven-foot sink. Overall, I think you'd be delighted with the workstation sink and all of its functionality. Just make sure that you get one with smooth corners regardless of how sharp those corners are. I am hoping that Havens will improve in time in terms of the way that they are constructing their sink corners. Rachiele reportedly does a really good job with microwelding those corners, and The Galley does as well.

Overthinking again, eh? [laughing] Thanks for the reality check, hollysprings and dseng. Wonder who buys the $90 stainless ones, then. (The chrome ones are REALLY shiny...) Probably I am worrying about everything because our normally-dependable handyman has left all his tools here and disappeared. I am worried about him more than the kitchen at this point.

Bump. Anyone?

I just this afternoon saw the slightly larger (and more expensive) one in a Kohler store. It seemed really nice to me. https://www.us.kohler.com/us/us/strive-35-1-2-x-20-1-4-x-9-5-16-under-mount-extra-large-medium-double-bowl-kitchen-sink-with-basin-rack/productDetail/kitchen-sinks/941425.htm?skuId=941402&brandId=941750