Kitchen Sink

These are complete kitchen sink sets rather than bare bowls: each arrives with its faucet integrated and an accessory set, so the counter is finished in a single purchase. The bodies are 304-grade stainless steel, the grade that resists salt, acid and daily detergent, finished in nano coating or PVD black matte rather than plain brushed steel. The range covers 30 x 18 inch and 30 x 18 x 9 inch bowls, handmade single bowl construction, waterfall and pull-out faucets, LED temperature displays and, at the top of the range, voice control. Accessories vary by model and include vegetable bowls, chopping boards, colanders, soap dispensers and drainage parts. Prices run from around Rs 11,000 to Rs 31,000.

How to choose a kitchen sink

  • Measure the cabinet, not the sink. A 30 x 18 inch sink needs a base unit wider than 30 inches to sit in. Check your existing cutout and the cabinet below before anything else.
  • Depth decides splash. A 9 inch bowl takes large pots and a tall stack of dishes below the rim, so water stays in the sink under a powerful sprayer. Shallower bowls splash more.
  • Drop-in or undermount. A drop-in sits on the counter with a visible rim and suits almost any worktop. An undermount needs a solid stone or quartz counter and a polished cutout edge.
  • Check the steel grade. 304 is the grade to ask for in a kitchen. Lower grades stain and pit where water sits, particularly around the drain.
  • Consider the finish honestly. A black matte PVD or nano coated surface hides scratches well but shows hard water spotting more readily than brushed steel, so it wants wiping dry.

Coatings and Indian water

A nano or PVD coating over 304 steel adds a harder, more scratch-resistant surface, but it does not stop limescale. In hard water areas the white marks around the drain and on the faucet are mineral deposit rather than damage, and they wipe off with a soft cloth. What does damage these surfaces is abrasive scouring, steel wool, and acidic food or strong drain chemicals left standing in the bowl. Wiping the bowl dry after use is the single habit that keeps a coated sink looking new.

Common questions

What size kitchen sink should I buy? Measure the width of the base cabinet and take off a few inches for the frame. A 30 x 18 inch sink is the common fit for a standard Indian modular base unit, but the cabinet dictates it, not the kitchen size.

Is 304 stainless steel worth it? Yes for a kitchen sink. It is the grade that handles salt, acid and detergent day after day without pitting. Cheaper grades look identical when new and stain within a year or two.

Do these sinks come with the tap? Yes. Each model in this range ships with its faucet, and most include accessories such as bowls, a chopping board, a soap dispenser and the drainage parts.