Do any of you miss having a double sink? I am debating, but I love the look of a single .
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Noooo, get the single! It's nice to not bang pots and large dishes on the divider of the double sink. You will not miss it!
1693470
If you have a dishwasher the second bowl becomes largely unecessary. We like having one huge bowl which can accommodate our largest pots and pans.
1693471
Many women like the large single sink, but i is not practical for regular kitchen duties. Great for looks, but a double with one or two disposers works better.Actually, I miss my triple sink with a disposer in the center section.
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I too always had a double sink and the large single is MUCH easier. I would not want a double anymore.
1693473
Once you have a dishwasher a double sink becomes less necessary. I love having a huge, single bowl which can accommodate large pots and stuff for easy hand washing.
1693474
Not in the least! After a total kitchen remodel, the large, single bowl sink is my favorite amenity! I will never have a double sink again!
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I don't miss it at all. I much prefer being able to fit my half sheet pans and large skillets in it for washing. I always used a dish pan in a double sink, so I never understood the affection for a double sink.
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I don't miss the double sink at all. The large, single bowl is just so convenient that you won't even think about the double bowl!
1511148
I am away from our house but I believe it is a little shallower. It is a great sink!
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I really love my Pegasus single bowl sink. Mine is under mount, but this one might work both ways. And amazon is really great at shipping quickly! Good luck!
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Not at all! I love the sink, and don't notice the bump. Our faucet extends out beyond. Someone else mentioned a super tall faucet...not needed at all in my opinion. I really like how classic the sink is and have been very happy.
849965
Absolutely....I'm on my third one....I prefer the stainless covered with clear plastic rather than the white one that came with my sink.
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You don't need 2 faucets, but it looks better with the two. I absolutely love this sink and I am glad that I choose the two faucet setup. With that said, you could install with one faucet and it would look fine as well.
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I have a very small rust spot from leaving a knife in the sink. It let me know right off the bat to keep the dishes cleaned up. I really like the sink, how deep it is and don't mind the encouragement to not have messes.
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Overall, I love the sink! It drains fine, but you do have to spray water in the corners to clean it well.
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I have a single sink, rather large and deep. I love this faucet, but not for the pull-out feature. As others have noted, it is rather stiff to pull out. So if you use the pull-out or pull-down feature a lot, you would probably be happier with a pull-down head. I seldom use the pull-out feature, but really wouldn't miss it if it were gone.
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I had a Franke Little Buttler, with a double dispenser hot and cold. I replaced it with this one. I would suggest you replace both the tank and the faucet. It is not difficult and this one is good looking. I lost the cold water feature, but am satisfied.
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I've got two of these feeding stations and need new dishes for both. I haven't seen them for sale as stand alone items anywhere :O( It's a poor do, as the plastic dish is obviously the bit that's going to break or get blown away within a season or two.
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I saw in a custom homes magazine where they put it half way in the existing hole in a granite top hole. It looked as if it were neatly caulked, you might have to have the hole adjusted to fit evenly, depending on the shape of the sink versus hole. I totally loved the look and am going to copy the idea with mine since it was a very upscale bathroom. It was absolutely gorgeous.
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I haven't seen them offered as singles, but maybe you could use one from Home Depot in a place that won't show. They do have singles, but not the same design. Just an idea.
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I have a single bowl sink, 32" wide, and this looks great with it. The faucet is one of the highlights of our kitchen. It's sleek and simple with a small footprint, so it's not overpowering in that sense. In terms of height, that's a matter of opinion. Yes, you can knock the sprayer down, but you get used to avoiding it and your coordination builds. I've gotten into the habit of turning it to the side and that just about solves the problem. Also, sometimes, I just let the sprayer hang free and turn the arm away completely. The neck isn't stretchy, so it doesn't fall into the sink. It pretty much just holds it shape in place. I even have the water running at full blast and the sprayer stays put.
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I do still love this sink, its beautiful. BUT I will say that I do have some chips/scratches on both front corners. They're small and hard to see but they're there which is frustrating. Could've been the way the sink was installed or how the countertop was laid over it. We have quartz counters so they're quite heavy. It also seems to stain pretty easily - if I have a pot or pan in the sink for a day or two I find I'm scrubbing extra hard to remove any ring it left. In hindsight - as much as I love the sink and this type of sinks - I'd probably not go with an apron front sink, and stick with an undermount stainless steel or granite sink! Good luck. I am sure you'll be happy with either choice!
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I have it installed over a single bowl rectangular stainless sink as well. It sits in the middle of my island and is a show stopper. It looks fabulous and not to tall to me. It's sleek design keeps it from being overpowering like so many other tall faucets. I've had this faucet for 2 years now and I still love it!
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I think the angle of water into the sink is just fine. We have a Kraus single bowl kitchen sink and it works great. The pull out appears to be heavy as it is harder to extend...perhaps the hose is a tighter fit or there is too much of it? I like how it keeps your last setting for spray or flow. Overall a nice faucet with a great look.