Stainless Steel Sink Buying Guides
These guides exist because most sink specifications are written by people who never stood next to a welding table. Gauge, mounting type, corner radius and drainboard depth all change what the sink weighs, what it costs to ship, and whether it survives a container. Everything here is written by the team that actually builds the sinks — 32 handmade models, 190 SKUs in total, out of a 10,000 sqm plant in Nansha, Guangzhou. Read a guide before you write a purchase order, and if something still does not add up, send us the drawing.
Sink Depth by Market: 220 mm Standard and OEM Options
Drainboard Sinks: Why UK and European Buyers Insist On Them
Design, sizing and export considerations for sinks with an integrated drainboard, the configuration UK, Irish and Australian buyers treat as standard.
16 vs 18 Gauge Stainless Steel Sinks: What the Number Actually Means
Gauge is measured before forming and thins during drawing. Here is the real thickness difference between 16 and 18 gauge, how to verify it, and which one your market expects.
Undermount vs Topmount vs Flush Mount Sinks: Installation Types Explained
Cutout tolerance, rim design, replacement cost and market fit for the three main sink installation types, written for importers building a catalogue.
How to Choose a Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink: Complete B2B Buyer’s Guide
A practical sourcing guide for importers, distributors and project buyers: installation types, steel grades, gauges, manufacturing methods, finishes, sizing and MOQ logic.