Thinking about getting a new kitchen sink?
It’s something you’ll be using every day so it’s a good idea to think through the pros and cons of different materials and styles.
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Topics: Kitchen, Kitchen Layout, Kitchen Sink, Sink
When your sink was first installed, it was neatly sealed with a line of caulk around it. It served two purposes – to help hold the unit in place and to prevent leaks along the seam of the installation.
But over time, the caulk wears away, breaking a once tight seal.
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Topics: Kitchen Sink, Sink, Caulk
Although most people install stainless steel kitchen sinks, there are many upsides to considering a porcelain sink in the kitchen.
Here are some tips that’ll help to decide between a stainless steel or porcelain sink.
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Topics: Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Sink
When remodeling your kitchen, the sink is always a top priority. It’s a centerpiece, the workhorse in your kitchen.
When selecting your new sink, it’s good to know that there are two main types to consider: a drop-in sink or an undermount.
Both have advantages, and it comes down to which one fits your needs best.
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Topics: Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Sink
Okay, it’s time to figure out what kind of sink you want – Drop-In or Undermount?
You stare blankly for a moment, trying to connect the names with what you’ve seen. No worries. We’re here to help with some quick definitions so you can calmly respond when it’s time to choose.
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Topics: Sink, Kitchen Sink