The Stainless Steel Double Sink Top Mount is constructed from a single piece of food-grade 304 stainless steel, with a thickened, rolled flange for a drop-out channel and seal. The two independent basins are connected by a central ridge partition. Each basin features a Ø114 mm stainless steel drain with a metal handle. The countertop edge includes a 35 mm faucet mounting area and an optional soap dispenser/water purification port. The slightly rounded corners and straight basin walls create a strong, geometric silhouette. The metal frame and double drain are visible from the front, creating a clean, visually appealing design. It complements quartz, engineered stone, and wood countertops.
The main body of the Stainless Steel Double Sink Top Mount is made of 304 stainless steel, with a chromium content of approximately 18% and a nickel content of approximately 8%. The standard thickness of 18-gauge plate is approximately 1.2mm, with a reinforced 16-gauge plate approximately 1.5mm available for enhanced dent and impact resistance. The surface is a 3H-grade fine brushed finish, resistant to salt spray for at least 96 hours and retaining its luster. The entire sink is punched and drawn in one go, without any welds. A single point load-bearing capacity of at least 45 kg ensures structural stability even when cleaning heavy cast iron pots.
The recommended dimensions of the Stainless Steel Double Sink Top Mount are 838 x 559 mm, corresponding to an opening of 813 x 533 mm. The left and right sections are divided into a 6:4 ratio, with the left section measuring approximately 370 x 410 x 230 mm and the right section approximately 320 x 410 x 230 mm, for a total capacity of approximately 65 liters. The bottom features a slight slope of 1.5 to 2 degrees and radial drainage ribs, allowing for separate handling of plates and pots.
The exterior of the Stainless Steel Double Sink Top Mount is fully coated with 3mm composite sound-damping pads, achieving at least 80% coverage and effectively attenuating the sound of falling water and metal collisions. The bottom is sprayed with a 0.5mm anti-condensation coating, preventing condensation from forming outside the sink even during prolonged cold water use, thus protecting the wooden cabinet. An EVA cushioning strip is added to the flange and countertop interface, minimizing echoes during nighttime washing and ensuring communication in open kitchens.
The flange on the countertop is approximately 25mm wide, with a 3-3.5mm high folded edge, forming a rigid circumferential frame. The Stainless Steel Double Sink Top Mount is equipped with eight to ten stainless steel elastic clips and a full 2.5-3mm silicone sealing strip, suitable for countertops with thicknesses of 20-40mm. After installation, the top mount is evenly pressed from the bottom and the sealant is applied in one go. Water does not penetrate the countertop layer, and long-term thermal expansion and contraction prevent the edges from warping.
The stainless steel double sink top mount features a fine-grain straight brushed finish with R-10 rounded corners, ensuring a residue-free edge. The surface resists fingerprints reliably, maintaining minimal color variation after 500 wet rubs with a neutral detergent. The sloped surface reduces water retention and quickly removes common oil and coffee stains. Equipped with a fine-mesh basket and metal cover, it allows for easy removal of waste, ensuring a streamlined maintenance schedule.
Clearly separate wet and dry areas. The left sink connects to the garbage disposal for food scraps, while the right sink handles fresh water rinsing, separating wet and semi-wet areas. The nine-inch deep cavity and rolled edge provide a clear dry-wet boundary, preventing spillage. For daily cooking involving heavy pots and baking sheets, the double sink allows for simultaneous operation without blocking each other, making preparation and finishing more streamlined and tidying up afterward.
Partial upgrades were performed while preserving the original base cabinets. Installers drilled holes in quartz stone or wood-based panels according to a template. After the grooves were placed, the snaps were pressed back and glued in place all the way around the perimeter. Dual drains were connected to the existing drainage system, minimizing piping changes. Left and right partitions allow for simultaneous cleaning and soaking. Cleaners quickly reset the area with a neutral solution between tenant changes. Photo-based inspections require only verification of the condition of the snaps and seals.
The kitchen is compact but frequently used. The left sink soaks greasy dishes, while the right sink quickly rinses and drains. Dual drains shorten waiting times and provide greater consistency during peak hours. Sound-absorbing stickers reduce the sound of metal utensils clashing, allowing for nighttime preparation without disturbing the front of house. Anti-condensation coatings prevent moisture from accumulating, keeping the cabinet dry even in high-humidity environments, reducing maintenance frequency.
Milk jugs and pour-overs are handled in separate sinks to prevent odor cross-contamination. The left sink is used for cleaning milk stains, while the right sink is dedicated to fresh water. Fine brushed lines and rounded corners reduce the adhesion of grease and coffee grounds, allowing finishing to be completed within ten minutes of closing. A 114mm port allows for direct connection to a processor, ensuring smooth separation of grounds and liquid, and unblocked drainage. This eliminates the need for repeated deep cleaning before reopening the next day, resulting in more efficient shift handovers.
Workday peak hours occur in the morning and evening. Dual sinks separate the soaking and rinsing of cups and utensils, eliminating queues. The countertop structure allows for top-accessible drains and faucets for maintenance, eliminating the need to dismantle the base cabinet. Cleaning staff complete scrubbing and drain inspections during off-hours, recording the water seal height and latch tightness to ensure stable operation upon reopening the next day.
The shared kitchen emphasizes durability and cleaning efficiency, with a dual sink layout that allows separate handling for cookware and tableware. The basket and seals are quick to install and remove, and dormitory management personnel can verify the water seal height and seal integrity by room number during inspections. The brushed surface is fingerprint-resistant, and regular cleaning restores a uniform appearance, ensuring a clean and tidy handover during peak semester rotations and reducing complaints about common facilities.
The baking utensils are numerous and bulky, requiring prolonged soaking and high-temperature rinsing. The left tank is used for regular soaking of baking trays and mixing bowls, while the right tank is used for scrubbing and rinsing. The water system is operated continuously with a spray gun. The rolled edge and nine-inch depth prevent water stains from spreading across the countertop, making floor cleaning easier. Even during peak hours, the workspace maintains clear circulation and a dry and wet zone.
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