Kitchen Sinks - Where to Buy

Ross's Auctions in Maylands regularly hold renovator's auctions and kitchen sink's pop up from time to time.

I have never bid on sinks so I have no idea how much they go for, but the staff are helpful and will tell you how much to expect to pay.

It depends on how much of a hurry you are in to get one.

You have to make sure you buy good quality, heavy gauge stainless, otherwise if you mount a mixer tap in the middle it will flex everytime you turn it on. On my last two renos I bought whatever looked like a sink, only to find there is S/S and S/S. this time I bought a Clark brand sink and it is very good. Another excellent brand is Franke. Again ask for Catalogs at Reece or Tradelink

Have a look on e-bay.

I have purchased a couple of new sinks this way.

They have not yet had much use so I cannot really comment on quality.

However they seemed as good as the better brands, with all the attachments.

One mob on E-bay has a sort of show room around Bankstown.

Reece, for the non-tradie, are for the wealthy.

Just be aware which side you want the drain board.

Second hand on e-bay or even from the tip can be very cheap, like $5.

Good Luck

Pulpo

Originally Posted by workgoose

You have to make sure you buy good quality, heavy gauge stainless, otherwise if you mount a mixer tap in the middle it will flex everytime you turn it on. On my last two renos I bought whatever looked like a sink, only to find there is S/S and S/S. this time I bought a Clark brand sink and it is very good. Another excellent brand is Franke. Again ask for Catalogs at Reece or Tradelink

Thanks workgoose - good advice as I am going to have a flickmixer. I bought Franke appliances, so might investigate this some more - didn't go for the brushed finish though - think I need bright and shiny!!

Regards

Damon