Designed to mount flush with a tiled surface, they offer a built-in, grouted sink edge. Apron or farmhouse sinks with exposed face panels must be planned for early in your kitchen design as they have special cabinet requirements. There are many kitchen sink materials to choose from, including stainless steel, enameled cast iron, fireclay, quartz silicate, and solid surface. Enameled cast iron has endless options for shiny colors. Solid surface or quartz silicate is better at resisting scratches.
Solid fireclay is just as durable, but limited in regard to color choices.
Get the most use out of your sink with a range of options. The following options can offer you flexibility and optimize your space to fit your particular needs. Sinks with off-center faucet positions offer larger interior basin space. Consider who will be using the faucet. Many sinks have practical accessories such as cutting boards, drain baskets, and colanders.