Drop in Stainless Steel Double Sink

The best material for kitchen sinks depends on your needs, your style, and your budget. Stainless steel sinks are good value for money, durable, and can withstand high temperatures - while ceramic, granite composite and tectonite composite sinks are more modern and just as durable.

When a stainless steel sink looks dull, it's often because it's been scrubbed with cleanser that contains chlorine bleach, with a bleach-loaded scrub pad, or - worst of all - fine steel wool that comes pre-loaded with detergent and bleach

Can Dent Under Heavy Impact. Stainless steel sinks come in different thicknesses, and the thicker the steel, the stronger the sink. Lower-gauge (thicker) steel tends to be more resistant to dents and vibrations. But if you go with a thin, low-gauge sink, dropping a heavy pan could leave a dent - not ideal