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Choosing a kitchen sink

12 years ago

I'm doing a kitchen remodel and this forum has been really informative so I'm hoping that some of you out there can help me choose a kitchen sink.

For me, this would be the perfect sink:
- stainless steel
- undermount
- double bowl with the large bowl at least 20" and the small one around 10." This is about 70/30 split.
- the cabinet can accommodate a 36" sink
- 16g or 18g (this seems standard)
- some curve in the corners for ease of cleaning
- under $800

Based on these, I've found the below sinks, but I'm having a bit of a Goldilocks problem and there's a problem with each one.

Julien Classic 003239 - perfect but too pricey

http://www.julien.ca/en/home_refinements/sinks/stainless_steel/16ga_stainless_steel_handcrafted/collections/classictm_collection/index.html

Kohler K-5282-NA - worried zero radius will be difficult to clean.

http://m.us.kohler.com/mt/www.us.kohler.com//us/Strive�+35-1-2%22+x+20-1-4%22+x+9-5-16%22+under-mount+extra-large-medium+double-bowl+kitchen+sink+with+basin+rack/productDetail/Under-Mount+Sinks/941425.htm

Ticor S405D - haven't been able to find it in stock anywhere

http://www.ticorsinks.com/php/details.php?model=S405D

Can anyone suggest a sink, or perhaps another brand that I should look at? I've also looked at Kraus, American Standard, Moen, and Elkay. I recognize that a sink that fits my requirements might not exist but thought I'd at least try to find one. If I can't find anything else, I'll probably go with the Kohler.

Thanks in advance!

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