When designing a kitchen, many people still prefer to use stainless steel sinks, which are not easy to rust after long-term use, and are very beautiful and comfortable to look at. However, there are a wide variety of stainless steel sinks in the market, and purchasing them is also a major challenge. Today, I will introduce three tips for purchasing a stainless steel sink.

1、 The most common and high-quality sink on the market is made of 304 stainless steel, with a thickness of approximately 1mm, which is a measurement standard. In addition, you can gently squeeze the surface of the sink with your fingers to see if there are small pits. If small pits can be easily pressed out, it means that the selected material is too thin and the quality is not good; On the contrary, it is not easy to achieve the desired effect, and the materials used are relatively thick and of good quality.

2、 For the water dispenser in the sink, it needs to be carefully inspected as it can have a significant impact during later use. The main focus here is whether the water dispenser can be easily removed, and it also depends on its weight.

3、 Next, we also need to look at the surface of the sink to see its wear resistance. The sink we choose must have good wear resistance and be less prone to scratches during daily use, so as to ensure a longer lifespan of the stainless steel sink and easy cleaning.