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top mount stainless sink recs (25x22xdeeepxcheeeep)

R-mm

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I'm looking for top mount sink in approx 25"x22" (a standard size) but as deep as possible and as cheap as possible. Best I've found so far is this for $90, 9" deep. Searched CL but nothing exactly the right size. Wonder if there's a good industrial type sink site i'm not aware of ?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0011YN5WY/?tag=atomicindus08-20
 
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I did this same search few years ago...Well, 10 years now...

You will NOT find a decent deep one for less $ than the link you show.

And especially w shipping included assuming you have Prime... NOT gonna beat that.

Marc
 
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I found a $100 USA made, don't recall the brand 30" and was able to literally shoehorn it in between cab walls.

LOVE the 30" wide, can actually wash something bigger than Teacups in it.

Marc
 

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I got both of our kitchen sinks off ebay as 'scratch-n-dent'. Hard pressed to find the damage, and they were ridiculously cheap, although the shipping was expensive. Our big sink is 43 x 22 x 10, list price $1200; got it for $160. Matching 25 x 22 single bowl was only $19. I don't remember now what I paid for shipping.
 
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Found a deal on an elkay but it does not come with any hardware. Does anyone know if generic adjustable hardware such as this would work to mount a drop in Elkay?

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Yup cold water only, garage use. No freezing concerns.
 

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The sink you link - is unclear how deep it is.

All of the single faucets I've seen are gonna be chinese and like light duty.

I myself would buy a lever ball valve and make one up of plumbing fittings or sweat copper.

Thats what I'll be doing soon for a shop Mustee cast laundry sink.

Marc
 

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I'm doing a 12" garden hose vertical spout w a sprayer on end... great for handwashing and rinsing sink.

The 10 - 12" drop hose will flex around nicely.

Can also unscrew sprayer and connect garden hose if wanted.

Best setup in my mind.

Marc
 
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R-mm

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The sink I'm going for is deep for kitchen but shallow for laundry - 9in

I think something like this is a good option, not crazy expensive but not Chinesium.

https://speakman.com/media/pdfs/sc-5811_spec.pdf

I'd use it with a short length of hose as you suggest - or at least I'd have the hose on hand.
 

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I have a couple Habitat for Humanities ReStores around me. they always have sinks- stainless steel, double,single, sometimes even 3 sinks.
may have to visit a couple times to find one you like, but mine always have a selection to choose from.
 

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At work we bought a commercial free standing one.
We cut a hole in the countertop and dropped the thing in.
The lip on the outer edge is rather tall but works just fine.
Sink is about 18” deep.
Held in with silicone, no issues and looks good
 
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Got my sink n faucet sorted. Anyone know of a sink mounted soap dispenser that looks ‘garagey’ not froofy ?
 
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