Where can I find a stainless sink this big and deep?

10 months ago

Right now we have a huge cheapie plastic utility sink in the basement, I think it's about 40 inches long. Use it all.the.time, it's a workhorse. One of DH's upcoming projects is going to be cabinetry in the basement workroom, and I want to incorporate a drop-in stainless sink of similar size (and depth). Where should I look for a good one? Something like this:

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BeverlyFLADeziner
10 months ago
You're looking for a stainless steel drop in trough sink
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badgergal
10 months ago
last modified: 10 months ago
Google is your friend. Quite a few options

From $321

To more than $1,300

There were others between 36” and 45” in length at various prices
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Original Author
10 months ago
Ah, a trough sink!
M K
10 months ago
Trough sinks generally have less front to back depth than kitchen sinks. They also are often not as deep so be sure to check the specs.
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debrak6
10 months ago
Since it's in the basement, you may not care to spend a lot but you did say it's used a lot, so just FYI the quality of Create Good Sinks is excellent and the slope and placement of the drain work really well. Their 40" workstation is a regular width front to back, not narrow like some trough sinks.
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