Kitchen Sinks

You'll find kitchen sinks from renowned manufacturers such as Villeroy & Boch, Blanco, Franke, Grohe and Hansgrohe here at Reuter. They are available in stainless steel, ceramic or granite and a variety of sizes and designs.

You'll find built-in sinks, undermount sinks, inset sinks, slim-top sinks with extra flat rims or flush-mounted sinks for all areas of use. The range of styles available is also impressive. Elegant designer models and special designs are available in addition to numerous practical kitchen sinks of course.

Which Material is Best for Kitchen Sinks?

Stainless steel kitchen sinks are a kitchen classic. Many commercial kitchens swear by this material that is hard-wearing and easy to clean. Stainless steel sinks are available with different finishes, such as satin, semi-matt or brushed. There are also enamelled stainless steel sinks which are extremely hard, heat-resistant and durable.

Granite sinks add a truly elegant touch. These kitchen sinks are not completely made from a granite block, but contain a mixture of ground granite and acrylic. This allows them to be individually shaped. These composite materials are available on the market under different names. For example, they are called fragranite, silgranite and tegranite. Ceramic sinks offer a long-lasting alternative to stainless steel or granite sinks. These kitchen sinks are ideal for combining with natural stone and have impressive technical properties. Glaze sealing means the sinks do not get scratched when cutlery or other sharp objects are washed in them. Ceramic is also insusceptible to staining and is extremely heat-resistant.

Draining Board or Not?

When purchasing a kitchen sink, you'll need to consider whether you want a draining board and if so, on which side and how large. If you never wash up by hand, you won't need a draining board which is not to everyone's taste. However, this can come in handy when washing salad or other groceries. They can drain here easily without having to worry about pools of water on your expensive kitchen worktop.

A draining board can be placed to the right or left of the sink. They can also include chopping boards that are covered with safety glass. This is naturally also practical for moving peppers or tomatoes directly from the running water onto the chopping board without having to walk around half the kitchen.

Taps for Kitchen Sinks

Running water and kitchen sinks are an inseparable pair. And wherever running water needs to be regulated, kitchen fittings are not far away. These are often offered together with kitchen sinks to match the design and assembly on the sink. The majority of models offered in the Reuter online store have a tap that matches the sink.