Kitchen Sink Buying Guide

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What Are Standard Kitchen Sink Sizes?

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Choosing a kitchen sink for your home includes learning how kitchen sink sizes are measured. The length of a sink is the distance between the left and right edges. The width is measured from the back edge, by the faucet, to the front edge. The depth is the height from the deepest part of the bowl, usually the middle, up to where it&#;s level with the top of the sink.

You also need to know the various kitchen sink sizes available. Standard kitchen sink dimensions are 22 inches long by 30 inches wide, with an average depth of 7 to 10 inches. However, you can find a wide range of common sizes to suit your needs.

• 24 to 25 inches long: Kitchen sinks are considered small at 25 inches and under. This could work for a small kitchen that&#;s tight on space.
• 27 to 30 inches long: The standard kitchen sink dimension of 30 inches is what&#;s typical for average-sized kitchens in single-family homes.
• 33 inches long: Large sinks measure 33 inches, and they often have two basins. While bigger than standard kitchen sink dimensions, they&#;re common in many household kitchens. They&#;re a good size for large families or regular to big kitchens.
• 36 inches long: Oversized sinks are 36 inches or more, and they&#;re more appropriate for sizable family homes or professional kitchens. Most homes would find these too big.

Deciding between the kitchen sink sizes depends on a few factors.

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• Cabinet size and configuration: How big are your cabinets and would the layout interfere with your desired sink size?
• Counter space available/needed: Do you need to conserve counter space?
• Kitchen size: Is your kitchen small, average, or large?
• Planned usage: Does your family wash a lot of dishes by hand? Is there only one person living in the home?