Salon sink

Begin with the layout you prefer: single-bowl or multi-bowl setups, then match dimensions to your available space. Options here range from about 50x80 cm to 100x50 cm, with depths around 21 cm or more. Stainless steel is the common material, typically in 304 grade with a satin finish for durability and easy cleaning. Some models include a drainboard or drainage kit, giving you practical solutions for drying dishes and keeping counters dry.

Measure your cabinet opening and counter space before selecting. For compact kitchens, 50x80 cm or 72x45 cm units fit neatly and still provide ample washing space. For larger kitchens or a more generous workflow, 85x51 cm or 100x50 cm configurations offer broader basins. These sizes are represented in the current assortment and complemented by various installation styles like drop-in or built-in drainboard designs.

All common options use stainless steel, predominantly 304-grade for strength and rust resistance. Finishes include a satin silver look that resists scratches and maintains a professional appearance. Some models emphasize features such as a built-in drainboard, while others focus on simple, durable single-bowl designs. This mix ensures you can pick a long-lasting sink that suits both modern and traditional kitchens.

Yes, several models include enhanced features. A sink with an integrated drainboard provides a sloped surface for quick drainage and a dry countertop, while some sets come with a complete drainage kit for easy installation. Other options boast built-in soap dispensers or additional fittings. These practical extras help streamline kitchen tasks and reduce countertop mess, making the sink more versatile for daily use.

Warranty varies by model. Some sinks carry a lifetime or multi-year assurance, while others offer a 2-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. The longer-term warranties reflect durability expectations for heavy daily use, while shorter terms still provide protection for common manufacturing issues. Always check the warranty note on the exact item to understand coverage details and duration.

You’ll find both drop-in installations and models designed with integrated drainboards. Drop-in sinks sit atop the countertop with a simple rim, while integrated drainboard designs combine washing space with a drying area. The range also includes single-bowl configurations with various dimensions to match different kitchen layouts. Choosing between installation types depends on your countertop setup and how you plan to manage draining and drying workflow.