Double Slop Sinks

A sink with two basins is most commonly called a two-compartment sink or a double-basin sink. This design allows for multitasking, such as separating washing and rinsing processes, which is highly efficient in commercial kitchens, workshops, and janitorial environments. It provides greater flexibility than a single-basin design.

They are very similar, but with a key difference. A mop sink is typically a floor-mounted, low-profile basin designed specifically for filling and emptying mop buckets. A slop sink, or utility sink, is more versatile. It's often taller and can be used for a wider range of cleaning tasks, including handwashing, tool cleaning, and janitorial duties.

Gauge measures the thickness of the steel; a lower number means thicker, more durable steel. 14 gauge is heavier and more resistant to dents and damage, making it ideal for heavy industrial use. 16 gauge is a high-quality standard for most commercial applications, offering excellent durability and performance.

Yes, our sinks typically include specification-grade hardware. This includes the commercial faucet, basket drains, and the necessary installation kit. We provide a complete solution to ensure you have the matched, high-quality components needed for a proper and efficient installation right out of the box.

NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) approval means the sink meets strict standards for public health protection. An NSF-certified sink is designed and constructed in a way that promotes easy cleaning and sanitation, preventing bacteria growth. This is a critical requirement for equipment used in commercial food service and healthcare environments.

Yes, we specialize in custom and special order manufacturing. If our extensive catalog doesn't have the exact dimensions or configuration you need, you can submit a drawing or description. Our team can fabricate a tailored sink solution to meet the unique requirements of your facility, ensuring a perfect fit and function.