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Choose a Size That Fits Your Cabinet and Routine
Start by checking the internal width of your sink cabinet, countertop cut-out and existing plumbing position. Equal bowls work well when both sides are used regularly, while asymmetric bowls provide one larger space for cookware and a smaller bowl for rinsing or food preparation. Always confirm the product dimensions before countertop fabrication.
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Stainless Steel or Granite, Inset or Undermount
Stainless-steel sinks are durable, easy to coordinate with appliances and available with or without integrated drainers. Granite composite sinks offer a substantial feel and a refined matt finish that works especially well with stone countertops. Depending on the model, you can choose an inset installation for straightforward fitting or an undermount installation for a clean, uninterrupted counter line.
For replacement projects, measure the existing cut-out carefully and check the tap, waste and drainage positions. For new kitchens, selecting the sink before fabrication helps your contractor plan the cabinet, countertop and plumbing accurately.
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Trusted Sink Brands at Warehouse Prices
Our updated collection links directly to individual Bathroom Warehouse product pages, making it easier to compare specifications and shortlist suitable models before visiting the showroom.
FrankeContemporary stainless-steel and granite double-bowl sinks with precise detailing and practical layouts.
MonicPractical stainless-steel double bowls for inset, undermount and drainer configurations.
TelmaGranite composite double-bowl sinks designed for durable daily use and modern interiors.
Browse the full range online or visit Bathroom Warehouse for product guidance. Our team can help you compare bowl dimensions, materials and installation types for your renovation.