Most kitchen and utility sink bowls in these listings are 304 stainless steel. One utility model notes 201 stainless steel, and a plastic dishpan option is polypropylene.
Many of the kitchen sink listings show a 10-inch bowl depth as a standard dimension.
Common accessories include dish/bottom grids, drain baskets/strainers, cutting boards, roll-up drying racks or covers, colanders, and complete drain assemblies or mounting hardware.
Listings describe sloped bases, channel or groove patterns (for example X-groove and channel grooves), and rear-set drains to direct water toward the drain and reduce standing water.
Kitchen and workstation sink footprints mostly fall in the high-20s to low-30s inches (examples include 27×19 and 33×22). Freestanding utility basins are offered in sizes ranging from about 24 to 47 inches.
The listings cite several values: 16-gauge T304 construction, 1.35 mm stainless steel, a 1.0 mm bowl thickness, and reinforced 2.0 mm rims on some models.
