Janitorial Sinks

A cleaner's sink is another term for a janitorial or mop sink—a durable, floor-mounted or wall-hung basin designed for custodial staff to fill buckets, rinse mops, and dispose of wastewater. These sinks are typically constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy sanitation.

Mop sinks are typically low-profile basins designed specifically for filling and draining mop buckets, while utility sinks are deeper, general-purpose fixtures used for a wider range of cleaning and maintenance tasks. Griffin Products offers both, along with jumbo and service sink configurations to match facility needs.

Griffin Products manufactures janitorial sinks in 14-gauge and 16-gauge stainless steel, with 16-gauge being the standard for commercial applications. Heavier gauges resist dents, corrosion, and daily wear better, making them ideal for high-traffic institutional and industrial facilities.

Yes, Griffin Products' janitorial and utility sinks feature NSF-approved construction, meeting recognized health and safety standards for food service, healthcare, and institutional environments. This certification ensures the sinks meet strict criteria for material safety, sanitation, and durability.

Griffin Products includes specification-grade hardware such as commercial faucets and basket drains with its janitorial and utility sinks, simplifying selection and installation. This eliminates the need to source components separately and ensures compatibility across the entire fixture.

Yes, Griffin Products offers custom fabrication for janitorial and utility sinks to meet unique facility dimensions or configurations. Customers can submit a description or drawing, and the company's Texas-based team will manufacture a tailored stainless steel solution.