Top/Under/Flush Mount Sink

Sinks can be categorized based on their installation methods: Top Mount, Under Mount, and Flush Mount. Each type has its unique features and suitable applications.

1. Top Mount Sink

• Description: A top mount sink, also known as an inset sink, is installed on top of the countertop, with the edges slightly protruding.
• Advantages: Easy to install and replace, making it a popular choice for most countertop materials.

2. Under Mount Sink

• Description: An under mount sink is installed beneath the countertop, providing a seamless look where the countertop and sink meet.
• Advantages: Easier to clean, as food and water can be wiped directly into the sink without any edges to catch debris. This style is often favored in modern kitchen designs.

3. Flush Mount Sink

• Description: A flush mount sink sits level with the countertop, creating a sleek and integrated appearance.
• Advantages: Offers a smooth visual flow and is easy to clean, as it eliminates any raised edges.