Drop-in Kitchen & Bar Sinks
Drop-in kitchen sinks, also known as top-mount or self-rimming sinks, have a lip or rim around the edge located at the top of the countertop. Because the sink simply plugs into the countertop, installation is often faster and less expensive than other sink types.
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Why Choose an Drop-in/Top mount Sink?
Drop-in/top mount sinks are an excellent choice for many reasons. They save space on your counters, are easier to install, and do not require extra planning. In addition, they are also less expensive.
Because the drop-in sink is designed to sit on top of the counter rather than underneath it, this style also frees up more base cabinet space for maximum storage.
FAQs About Drop-in Sink
The distinguishing feature of a drop-in sink is its surrounding rim, slightly wider than the sink opening in the countertop. When installed, that rim rests on top of the counter. Below the counter, additional mounts screw tight against the underside.
Drop-in sink installation is usually faster and less expensive than other sink types. The installer uses a jigsaw or other cutter to roughly cut holes in the countertop and place the sink in the holes. The edges of the sink form a tight seal with the countertop.
Both drop-in sinks and undermount sinks have cleaning challenges. Some say drop-in is generally the best option because it’s easier to access all parts of the sink for cleaning. However, both types of sinks tend to accumulate grime along the caulk line where the sink meets the counter.
You can read this article to understand the pros and cons of both sinks before make a decesion.
Stainless steel is a solid standard for kitchen sinks because it is both antibacterial and resistant to rust, heat and stains. It’s also very easy to clean and maintain, making it a popular choice for many homes. Simply rinse and dry the sink with warm water after each use to help prevent water or mineral deposits from accumulating.