One sink, three jobs: the workstation sink
One sink, three jobs: rinse, chop, clear. A workstation sink turns the sink itself into the prep station.
Filmed in a kitchen from our portfolio: the two-tone custom kitchen in Summit, NJ.
What to take from it
A workstation sink has ledges built into the bowl that accessories sit on. The one in the video comes with a cutting board that sits over the bowl.
So the prep happens right at the water: rinse the vegetables, cut them on the board, then tip the scraps into the trash pull-out beside the sink.
Pick the sink before the cabinets are ordered. Its size decides the sink base cabinet, and the trash pull-out belongs right next to it.
Transcript
Very trendy sink, the last couple of years, that we've been using a lot. They call it a workstation sink. Also, that one comes with a cutting board as well.
Imagine you're going to have the cutting board right there, right? And you're going to have all the vegetables here.
You're going to rinse them. You're going to wash them. And also, you're going to cut them here, right? With the cutting board.
And then what do you do? Get the cutting board here and dump it in the garbage, right here. Make your life very easy.
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