Undermount kitchen sinks

Stainless steel is a durable, easy-to-clean material. Typically made with a brushed finish, it can be polished to a mirror finish to highlight the design lines and basin contours. Undermount and self-rimming installation options can accommodate different space configurations.

Stainless steel is measured two ways: in its metal content and its thickness, called gauge. Look for sinks that are made of 304 stainless steel (18% chromium, 8% nickel) which is stain- and corrosion-resistant. The lower the gauge, the thicker the material. Premium sinks are made from 18- and 19-gauge stainless steel. All of our stainless steel sinks and undermount kitchen sinks at Mysinksandfaucets.com are made of 16 or 18 gauge 304 stainless steel. In-sink disposal noise and vibration can be minimized by selecting sinks with sound-absorption technology. And all of our Undermount stainless steel sinks are Sound dampened with sprayed sound proof coating and an additional thick rubber sound proof pad.

In today's architectural climate of understated elegance and clean lines, copper sinks are becoming more and more commonplace. Copper sinks are certainly some of the more beautiful choices where kitchen sinks are concerned. From large, bold farm sinks to traditional undermount sinks, copper sinks add an element of sophistication to even the most conservative of spaces. Regardless of size, décor or design, any kitchen can benefit from the stunning presence of a copper sink. At MySinksandfaucets.com , we also carry heavy weight 16 gauge handmade copper kitchen sinks, Bar sinks and Vanity Sinks, each sink are handmade and unique and are designed and created by experts who put just as much emphasis on beauty and aesthetics as they do on functionality will give your kitchen life time of elegance and functionality. Finally, you should decide how many basins you need for your kitchen sink. How you use your sink and how much space you have available should factor into your decision.

When remodeling, if you're not changing the countertop, remember to take into consideration the cutout area of your old sink. The new sink you select should fit into the existing hole in your countertop.

We understand the seriousness of the investment you are making in your countertops and the importance of how a sink and faucet will add to that appearance. We are happy to answer any technical questions that may arise during your selection process. You can expect Honesty, Integrity and Responsiveness from our organization. Feel free to contact us if you have any question.