Kitchen sink

[Vicki A.]

I don't know if my kitchen sink is original or not... It is a double, but each side is soooooo small and I can imagine it would be very difficult to wash dishes, unless they were very small

I was wondering what everyone else has done,

Live with it?
Put in a single in the same space?

Would love to see pictures of yours!

As long as I am tearing things up, I am going to do a new counter top if I can find a laminate I like. Anyone have any orange?!

[Zeppelinium]

1. You can turn the sink sideways, which will give you an extra 6" of countertop space.

2. Get a smallish single bowl sink.

3. Turn your single bowl sideways and you'll get more countertop.

This post shows a large single bowl sink turned sideways. The faucet is against the shower wall--works great.

Here's a small bar sink that works well.

I turned the standard double sink in my Caravel (no photos) and it fit fine, even though the faucet was in the edge that was centered in the counter.

Zep

[cameront120]

My Tradewind has a double sink that was a little shallower than I liked, but it was perfectly serviceable. I'm a big fan of double sinks (of any size) over single basin sinks, as I can use one side for washing and the other for rinsing.