Useful information for planning and specifying products in the Pot Sinks range.
How do I choose between a preparation, pot and utensil sink?
Choose by the washing task. Preparation sinks serve food-preparation areas, pot sinks accommodate cookware, and utensil sinks serve kitchen equipment. Compare bowl dimensions, bowl position and any drainer area with the items being washed and the available space.
Double-centre-bowl pot sink in 1.2 mm Grade 304 stainless steel. Seven lengths from 1500 to 2400 mm, with stainless undershelf and tubular-rack options. Standard width: 650 mm; 700 mm available as an advanced customisation.
E22128(DL) heavy-duty double bowl pot sink with two left-hand bowls and a right-hand drainer. Full Grade 304 or 316 stainless steel construction and sub frame, with no timber or galvanised backing, on stainless steel tubular legs with adjustable feet.
1850 mm mobile Grade 304 stainless steel pot sink with two central 600 × 500 × 300 mm bowls, 1.2 mm construction and castors including two lockable units.
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How do drop-on and undermount sinks differ?
Drop-on bowls fit from above the worktop, with their flange at the opening. Undermount bowls fit beneath the worktop. Choose the mounting arrangement before planning the worktop opening and plumbing.
Are the same materials and fittings included with every sink?
No. Material grade, thickness, splashback, supports, tap provisions and waste connections vary by model. Use the selected configuration and specification sheet to establish which components are included.
How do I choose between a pot sink and a preparation sink?
Compare the internal bowl dimensions with the largest item being washed. The E22128(DC-112) pot sink has 600 × 500 × 300 mm bowls, while the E22126(DC-112) preparation sink has 500 × 500 × 250 mm bowls. Select the range and layout for the task rather than relying on the overall sink length.
Are all pot sinks the same stainless steel grade?
No. The published range includes different material grades and construction options. Select the exact product and configuration, and check the sink body and undershelf specifications separately.
What does left-hand or right-hand bowl mean?
Handedness identifies the bowl position when viewed from the operating side. Compare the product drawing with the room layout, including drainer space and plumbing, before selecting a handed model.