Features: 

1) Material: Stainless steel SUS304 

2) 18/8 chrome-nickel content 

3) Thickness: 16 gauge (1.5mm) 

4) Dimensions: 35_7/8" x 20_3/4" x 10'' (911 x 527 x 254mm) 

5) Big bowl size: 19" x 15" x 10''(483 x 406 x 254mm) ; 

    Small bowl size: 13" x 16" x 10''(330 x 406 x 254mm)  

6) Deep: 10"  (254mm) 

7) Drain opening: 3-1/2" (90mm) 

8) Finish: satin

9) Accessories: Bottom grid / clips / cut template/strainer 

10) Others: With undercoating and rubber pad at the sinks' bottom 

11) Outer packing: 1PCS / honeycomb box

Our Services

1. Strong R&D team,OEM&ODM available.
2. Skilled engineers and workers, Over 25 years sink making exprience.
3. High Quality Standards with Strict Flow of Quality Control, 100% inspection before shipment.
4. Strong production capacity:80,000/month. 
5. with cUPC/CSA approved.
6. Lowest MOQ:20pcs/model.
7. Fast delivery.

Is a Farmhouse Sink Right For Your Kitchen?

As you're considering whether to choose a farmhouse sink for your kitchen, it's important to understand all the advantages and challenges of this design. While it is a style that has been around for decades, it may not be the best choice for every kitchen.

Let's take a look at some of the pros and cons of this type of sink.

The Pros:

Here are some of the most prevelant benefits you can expect from a farm style sink.

Extra Capacity:

The additional width and depth of these sinks allows plenty of room for soaking dishes, large pots and pans, and other hard-to-clean items, such as grill grates, stock pots, and baking sheets. Because apron sinks are located in a forward orientation relative to the countertops and cabinets, it's also easier to lift heavier items in and out of the sink.

More Versatility:

Typically, a farmhouse sink won't include pre-drilled holes for a faucet. While this may seem like a bad thing on the surface, this actually provides homeowners with a bit more flexibility in choosing the best faucet for their needs.

In most cases, the faucet will be installed on the countertop directly behind the sink, but this gives you the option to install the faucet wherever works best for your kitchen. Or, perhaps you love the faucet you currently own, and just want to upgrade the sink. 

Alluring Appearance:

Let's be honest here. The "look" of a farmhouse sink is probably one of the driving factors as to why you’re interested in owning one. The extra capacity is just an added convenience. But, there's no denying that it creates a natural focal point in an area of your home where you spent quite a bit of time.