No Seam. Just a Beautiful Sink Basin.
The Seamless Centerpiece® Drain is Standard
For over a century, kitchen sinks have used the same archaic drain and sealed it with plumber's putty, leaving a grimy seam. Our patented Seamless Centerpiece® Drain is formed into the sink creating a sanitary worksurface and a beautiful kitchen sink.
Half-Inch Radius Corners
Handmade, Easy to Clean Corners - Standard
Many kitchen sinks have a zero-radius design. The sharp, 90-degree corners are easy to manufacture, however, the tight corners are difficult to clean. Other kitchen sinks have overly-rounded corners, which drastically reduce usable space in the sink basin. Our half-inch radius design offers modern appeal, maximum usable space in the basin, and just enough curvature to easily wipe clean.
Half-Inch Radius Corners
Handmade, Easy to Clean Corners - Standard
Half-Inch Radius
Our half-inch radius design offers modern appeal, maximum usable space in the basin, and just enough curvature to easily wipe clean.
Zero Radius
We do not offer sinks that have sharp zero-radius corners. The sharp edges are easy to manufacture, but the tight corners are difficult to clean.
Traditional Corners
We do not offer sinks that have overly-rounded corners, which drastically reduce usable space in the sink basin.
Sound Dampening
Large Quality Sound Pads are Standard
Large, thick pads bonded to the exterior basin walls absorb sound, and a protective undercoat adds a second barrier — turning running water into a soft hush instead of hollow drumming.
The heavy 16-gauge steel does the other half of the work: thicker steel flexes and rings less, so there's less noise to make at all. Steel, pads, and undercoat together tame the two sounds you notice most — running water and the clatter of dishes.
Quality Stainless Steel
16-Gauge is Standard
Most stainless sinks are pressed into shape — a machine stretches a flat sheet of steel into a bowl, leaving the walls and corners thinner than the sheet it started as. Ours is never stretched. We cut flat 16-gauge, 304-grade stainless like a dress pattern and weld every seam by hand. The result is noticeably heavier than a pressed sink with the same gauge on the label — pure 304 stainless steel, lead-free.
Offset Drain on Many Models
Many of our workstation sinks are available with the drain offset to the left or right instead of the center. The offset keeps the basin one continuous workspace and leaves the drain reachable even with cutting boards and accessories on the ledge. Below the counter, the plumbing shifts to one side of the cabinet — opening up storage where the trap used to be. Most customers place the drain on the dishwasher side — rinse over the drain, then load without dripping across the sink.
