[wheel interested]

We have had the standard double sinks for years. We like that one sink can hold the washed dishes while they drain. When we had a single sink we were chasing water all over. Sink covers let you regain your counter space or have the option of using only a single sink. None of the pots we carry are too large for the sink. If a pot were too large I would wash it on the counter filling it with the sprayer and rinsing over the sink. We use the sprayer in the shower for rinsing buckets or water hoses. The single round sinks look very sharp but we have never had one. Our fold down camper had a single sink and we had to have a dish drainer and mat. When we order hot food to go for later while towing I put the containers in the sinks to cool before putting in the fridge. If I have something I am not sure where to stow or want it isolated I wrap it and put in the sink. In winter while dry camping we can use a plastic dish pan readily available in standard size as a liner for the sink to fill and empty. Twin sinks also work well for tranferring wet garments to the "holding" sink.

If I were replacing the counter I would have the stove cover, sink covers, and counter flush installed to make an additional work space for non-galley usage and spacious appearance.