Commercial 2 Compartment Sinks
Wash and rinse in one compact run with stainless steel two compartment sinks and drainboards.
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Drainboards
Length (Inches - Left to Right)
Width (Inches - Front to Back)
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Compartment Depth
Compartment Front to Back
Compartment Left to Right
Stainless Steel Gauge
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Best 2 Compartment Sinks for Commercial Kitchens
A two bowl sink splits manual warewashing into a wash side and a rinse side, which covers pot and pan duty, produce prep and glass handling at a bar station without giving up a full wall. Smaller rooms use one as the main sink, while larger kitchens park one near the cook line so pots never travel to the dish room.
We feature top-quality brands such as Advance Tabco, BlendPort, John Boos, Omcan USA, Sapphire Manufacturing, and Steelworks, and strive to provide the most competitive prices available.
Benefits of Two Compartment Sinks
Two bowls keep soiled water away from rinsed ware, and a drainboard gives staff somewhere to stack incoming pots or let clean ware drip. Each bowl is TIG welded stainless steel with rounded corners and a bottom formed to drain, so the surface wipes down fast at close. Operations that only need a single basin for one task can look at 1 compartment sinks instead.
What to Look for in Two Compartment Sinks
Measure the wall first, because the footprint drives everything else. Overall lengths span roughly 25 to 135 inches left to right, widths run 19 to 36 inches front to back, and working heights fall between 42 and 45 inches, covering a tight prep corner and a long pot washing run alike. Kitchens that also need a sanitize basin should size up to 3 compartment sinks.
- Bowl size and depth: Compartments measure 14 to 30 inches front to back and 10 to 30 inches left to right, at depths of 11, 12 or 14 inches.
- Drainboards: A board can sit on one end, on both ends, or be dropped entirely when the wall is short.
- Stainless steel gauge: Bodies are built in 14, 16 and 18 gauge, with type 304 stainless steel across much of the range.
- Backsplash and faucet holes: Holes are punched on 8 inch centers in the backsplash, and the faucet itself is ordered separately.
- Legs and feet: Every leg ends in an adjustable bullet foot, which takes the wobble out of an uneven floor.
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Match the length to the wall, pick the bowl depth and drainboard layout the work calls for, and keep handwashing off the dish line with dedicated hand sinks.