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An important feature of single bowl kitchen sinks is its "openness" and "flexibility". Since there is only one sink, users can put larger items (such as baking trays, pots, etc.) in it and wash and clean them more conveniently.

Generally, the thicker the sink, the stronger its load-bearing capacity. For example, the thickness of stainless steel sinks is usually 0.6 mm to 1.2 mm. Thicker stainless steel sinks can withstand greater weight, especially stainless steel sinks with a thickness of more than 1 mm, which can withstand strong pressure.

Advantages of granite kitchen sink: 1. Strong durability 2. Beautiful and generous 3. Strong anti-fouling 4. High temperature and corrosion resistance 5. Good sound insulation Disadvantages of granite kitchen sink: 1. Higher price 2. Difficult to install 3. Difficult to clean and maintain 4. Easy to crack or break 5. Not suitable for all kitchen styles

Most common high-quality stainless steel sinks use 304 stainless steel, and the main difference between sinks of different grades lies in the model, thickness, and anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion capabilities of their stainless steel. Common grades include 201, 304 and 316 stainless steel, etc. These different types of stainless steel vary in price, durability and performance.

Single-bowl undermount sinks are one of the most common types in the kitchen. They usually have a wide, moderately deep trough body suitable for daily washing and cleaning work. The size of a single-bowl sink is usually between 15 inches and 30 inches (about 38-76 cm).

A single bowl sink refers to a kitchen sink with only a single sink body. It has a simple structure and is usually made of materials such as stainless steel, ceramics, and quartz, and the bottom can be equipped with a drainage system.

According to the pipeline installation specifications and architectural design standards, it is clearly stated that it is not appropriate to install two separate traps for the Kitchen double bowl sink. The main reasons are as follows: 1. Prevent airflow and water seal damage 2. Avoid blockage of drainage pipes 3. Improve the simplicity and drainage efficiency of the system

Topmount kitchen sink is a very popular type of sink on the market. The main feature of topmount kitchen sink is that the edge of the sink is exposed, the upper edge of the sink is directly flush with the countertop, and the junction between the sink and the countertop is fixed by fasteners such as screws.

The strong oxidizing property of bleach can cause a chemical reaction on the resin part of the surface of the quartz composite kitchen sink, which may cause fading, yellowing or discoloration on the sink surface. Long-term use of bleach may also cause fine cracks or damage to the sink surface, affecting its appearance and service life.

Compared with undermount sinks, flushmount sinks are much simpler to install. The sink only needs to be placed on the countertop and fixed with the edge. This makes flushmount sinks more suitable for those who do their own renovations or have no experience.