Size is one of the biggest factors to consider before making the final decision on what sink you want.
Utility sinks are already large to begin with, so it’s important to make sure you have enough room in the space you plan on installing it.
Some stainless steel utility sinks with legs can be both roomy and skinny, making them useful for areas with less room.
If you have enough room, you may want a sink that comes with a “drying” area next to it to place pots and pans when you’re done washing them.
For use in a home kitchen, it’s best to go with a slimmer design so you don’t sacrifice too much counter space.
With a sink for laundry, you’ll need to consider how large each load you’re handwashing is on average.