Can you post a picture of your existing sink so people can make relevant comments about the splashing issue?

ignore the fact that the sink is literally falling put of place and disconnected from the countertop . that is a new issue that happened. the solashing has been since day one looking forward to the demo in 2 weeks so i dont have to look at it anymore .

The largest deepest rectangular sink that will fit. The sides of the cabinets can be trimmed to steal space.

Whar do yoy mean the sides of the cabinet can be trimmed to steal space? im not understanding

do you rhink the splashing is caused by a D shape sink?

Meaning let’s say that’s a 30” cabinet then it has an interior width of 28.5”. You can put in a sink that is 30” wide if you remove the sides of the cabinet just where the sink goes.

Understood. biut what does that have to so with my issue of the splashing? are you saying the splashing is due to the current size of the sink ? and therefore should get a bigger sink and trim the cabinets to accomodate a bigger sink ?

IMO the sink you have is too small so a bigger sink more rectangular and a faucet mounted in the center of the sink would be a much better choice . Is your water pressue really high ?

Water oressure isnt high . not sire what the issue is , but if its sink shape or faicet location, i want to avoid repeating a mistake.

the cabinets are staying , just being refinished, , so im not sure how mich bigger i couldmscrually go . im not doing a full gut, so i have to stay within the parameters of the existing cabinet size.

other issue is that the wondow has a crank hande in the middle, and im not sure if a center faucet will be in the way of it . the window is staying