There are certain fittings, especially plumbing

A sink is one such item. Sinks also called basin or wash basin which are typically installed in kitchens and bathrooms. A sink is accompanied by a faucet and a drainage system.

These essential fittings are available in an array of materials. Some of them are mentioned below.

1. Stainless steel is one of the most popular options. A stainless steel sink is durable, affordable and corrosion resistant.

2. Ceramic is the next preferred choice. It is available in many colors and patterns. These are easy to clean and maintain.

3. Enamel wash basins look elegant but these are susceptible to chipping and other forms of damage.

4. Marble is yet another option. Although they are not easy to maintain and requires great care while installing, it still finds many buyers.

Stainless steel Sinks are commonly used in kitchens and commercial establishments such as hotels and canteens due to its resistance to abrasion and corrosion. High luster and easy to clean attributes make them extremely appealing to designers and home makers. Stainless steel basins are ageless. These gleaming or matt finished stainless steel beauties bring back the sparkle in any kitchen.

On the other hand ceramic kitchen basins come in a myriad of designs and styles to suit a wide range of furniture and fittings. These complement both modern as well as traditional kitchens.

Composite materials are also used to make Kitchen Sinks. These are highly durable and available in many contemporary and retro designs.

Bathroom Sinks are generally used to wash hands, shave and for odd chores. Majority of the homes use ceramic wash basins. However, stained glass basins are becoming quite a rage with many people these days. They are available in several geometric and floral designs which complement all types of bathroom decor. But ceramic sink still rules the bathrooms with its amazing designs and physical attributes.

A vanity sink is the one which is dropped in or mounted from under. A drop-in vanity sink is installed on a counter which has the cut out. Pedestal sinks on the other hand are typically mounted on vertical, sleek support that looks elegant and very modern.

Wall mounted installation is usually reserved for big bathrooms.