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| I am in the process of remodeling my kitchen with custom-built cabinets. Most of the budget is going to the cabinets themselves, so I'm planning to go with laminate countertops and a stainless steel sink drop-in sink. My problem is that my sink wall is short - 10 feet - and at the closed end of a U, so space is at a premium. Narrowing the sink cab down from 36" will make a huge difference in terms of using the space on each side (one side will have drawers; the other side a narrow cookie sheet cabinet between the sink and a diagonal corner cab). Our current sink is a double, so that's what we're used to. I'm debating between a larger single sink, and an offset one like this: Having not ever had a single sink, I don't know if I'll love it or hate it. We use the dishwasher for everything but pots and pans (which would fit better in a single sink). Thoughts? Experiences? Suggestions? |
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| I'm sure you've read all the posts about single vs double. IMO for most people, if you only have one sink, it's probably better to have a double. In this case, is the big side big enough to hold your biggest stockpot? It looks like it has a regular-sized side and a smaller side. If that's the case, and if you just need the smaller side for anything extra that has to happen while the big side is busy (garbage disposer?), then I think it would work. |
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- Posted by robotropolis (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 15:54
| There are some awesome offset sinks out there that can go even bigger than that Moen and still fit in a 33" cab! Are you thinking of going down to...how big of a cab? |
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