Buy the best workstation sink you could find to accessorize kitchens large or small.
When it comes to maximizing available space in a kitchen, the sink likely isnt your first thought.
However, workstation sinks can be incredibly useful.
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WERNER STRAUBE
What Is a Workstation Sink?
In essence, a workstation sink is a traditional sink that can do more.
Available accessories includecutting boards, drying racks, strainers, utensil holders, and prep bowls.
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Some accessories come with the sink, while others are available for additional purchase.
Workstation sinks are also found in a similar variety of materials.
Since the pandemic, the way we use kitchensand thus kitchen designhas been changing.
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Benefits of Workstation Sinks
Where workstations differ from traditional sinks is the functionality.
The accessories can turn the sink into a temporary countertop or a more productive cleaning area.
A common workstation sink accessory isa cutting board, which lets the sink act as a prep zone.
Workstation sinks maximize efficiency and help keep the food prep zone tidy," says Hackl.
“To save time and hassle, most workstation accessories are designed to be dishwasher-safe,” she adds.
Storage for the extra pieces is something you should weigh in your considerations.
Costs can climb, too, by purchasing additional accessories or organizers for accessory storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
A sink is typically 8-10 inches deep.
If it’s any shallower than this, you might not have enough space to wash your dishes.
Stainless steel sinksare the most durable, affordable, and easy to maintain.
This material is rust and stain resistant, so it will be able to withstand heavy use.
