Guangdong huayou specializes in producing various types of handmade kitchen sinks

Top-mount VS Undermount

There are several different mounting styles to consider when replacing your kitchen sink.the two most common are "top-mount"sink,also known as drop in sinks,and undermount sinks,which you chosse depends on the type of countertop material you have and the type of sink material you choose.

.A Top-mount sink is generally the most popular configuration,mainly because it is the easiest to install and can go with virtually any type of countertop material.the name is fairly self-explanatory;the sink drops into a precut hole in the countertop with the name is rim holding it in place on the counter.these are also known as "self-riming"sink.some top-mount sinks also come with clips or screws for extra stability.because installation is easier,top-mount sinks are generally less expensive than undermount varieties.

.An undermount sink is also descriptive term,with this type of sink being installed from undermount sinks have a sleeker look and can make cleanup easier,since countertop debris can be brushed easily into the sink.

Style

There are many different styles and configuration combinations of kitchen sinks and each has its own benefits,although there is no one-size-fits -all solution .some of the most common kitchen sinks styles include:

.Double basin.many families prefer a sink with two bowls.one for hot sudsy water and the other for rinsing,or one for soaking tough,encrusted pots,pans ,and platters,the size and construction of this sink can lead to higher costs than for other sink types.

.farmhouse/apron front.an old traditional style has made a comeback in recent year-the farmhouse or apron-front sink.there typically feature a large and deep single bowl and exposed front and are often paired with a wall-mounted faucet.this style is particlarly good for soaking and cleaning very large pots,pans,and platters,the size and construction of this sink can lead to higher costs than for other sink types,largely because it requires special cabinetry.the deep basin requires a dedicated special base or modified cabinetry,which can add to the expense.

.Drainboard.Another old-time classic that's becoming trendy again are sinks with built-in drainboards,which allow you to prep vegetables and let them drain without messing up the counter.the drainboard also provides space to drain pots,pans,and utensils.the only downside is that the drainboard takes up valuable counter space,and therefore what you gain in versatility you lose in real estate.