Commercial Hand Sinks & Hand Washing Stations
Set up hands-free handwashing anywhere with free standing, wall mount and mobile hand wash sinks.
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Compartment Front to Back
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Includes Faucet
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14" x 16-1/2" Wall Mount Hand Sink w/ Faucet
$133.00Ā /ea
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20" x 24" Hand Sink w/ Electronic Faucet & Soap Dispenser
$2,161.00Ā /ea
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20" x 24" Hand Sink w/ Splash Mount Faucet, Towel & Soap Dispenser
$2,041.00Ā /ea
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120" x 19-1/2" "Hands-Free" Multi-Station Hand Sink, 6 Faucet, ADA
$10,294.00Ā /ea
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Best Commercial Hand Sinks for Professional Kitchens
A dedicated handwashing sink keeps hand hygiene separate from food prep and warewashing, so staff never rinse up in a bowl that just held produce or dirty pans. That is why a prep area needs a station of its own instead of borrowing the 3 compartment sink.
Placement drives most of the decision. Free standing and pedestal models rest on the floor and need no wall support, floor mount troughs serve several people at once, wall mount bowls tuck into tight prep lines, and mobile units roll to temporary stations.
We feature top-quality brands such as Advance Tabco, John Boos, Eagle Group, MixRite, Omcan USA, and Cambro, and strive to provide the most competitive prices available.
Benefits of Hand Wash Sinks
Hands-free activation is the benefit operators notice first. Knee valves, foot pedals and electronic sensor faucets start the water without a touch, so clean hands never grab a handle that dirty hands just used.
Construction is the other reason these outlast a residential basin. Spec sheets across the category list stainless steel, most often type 304, in gauges from 14 through 20, a surface that wipes down fast and resists soap and sanitizer. Many models are NSF listed and some are listed ADA compliant.
What to Look for in Hand Washing Stations
Match the station to its traffic and to the plumbing already in place, including whether the unit arrives with a faucet or needs one from the commercial faucets selection.
- Mounting: Free standing and pedestal units stand anywhere there is a drain, while wall mount bowls save floor space in narrow aisles.
- Faucet activation: Knee valve, foot pedal and electronic sensor models keep the wash hands free; gooseneck and splash mount faucets clear a deep bowl.
- Splash protection: Side splashes and raised backsplashes keep water off neighboring walls, tables and equipment.
- Dispensers: Built-in soap and paper towel dispensers turn a plain bowl into a complete washing station.
- Station count: Multi-station troughs put several faucets on one basin for busy prep and dish areas.
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Compare free standing, wall mount and mobile hand wash sinks by bowl depth, faucet activation and splash protection. Back of house projects often pair one with a mop sink.