There are so many stainless steel sinks on the market today, how do I know I’m getting a good quality sink from Pinnacle Countertop Solutions?
Not all stainless steel sinks are created equal. There are three main things to look for in a stainless sink. The thickness or gauge of the steel; The sound deadening ability (which determines how loud the noise is when something is dropped into the sink, such as a piece of silverware). Chrome / nickel content. 1.) The thicker the steel, the less susceptible it is to denting, bowing and noise transmission from silverware, pots and pans hitting the metal surface. The thickness, called “guage” can be determined by its number. The lower the number, the thicker the steel. (Gauge is an inverse measurement – 22 gauge is thinner than 20 gauge.) A thicker gauge stainless steel sink will maintain water temperature longer and has more sound deadening qualities. Thicker gauge stainless steel sinks are generally more expensive. 2.) In addition to being,16 and 18 guage thickness (accurately measured), our sinks come with a coating and a dampner on the underside to cut down on noise. We have found t
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