Kitchen

Kitchen sinks and faucets for residential and project kitchens, spanning stainless steel, fireclay and quartz composite bowls in single and double configurations. Sinks come undermount, apron-front (farmhouse) and drop-in, in sizes from 18 to 36 inches and 16- and 18-gauge thicknesses, with fireclay finished in white, matte black and grey; the faucet line covers brass pull-down and touchless smart taps. Custom sizes, finishes and private-label branding available on request.

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White double-bowl smooth-apron fireclay farmhouse sink installed in a kitchen — SANIKB SN3320WD
Service
OEM / ODM · free mold from 300 pcs
MOQ
1×20ft container · any mix
Lead time
30–45 days after sample
95 products

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IAPMO cUPC certificate
ISO 9001 quality management certificate
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FAQs

What kitchen sinks and faucets can I source together?

You can pair undermount, fireclay farmhouse, drop-in, and quartz-composite kitchen sinks with pull-down, gooseneck, and pot-filler faucets on one order. Sourcing both from one factory keeps finish and lead time aligned and puts the pairing under one account, which is common for builder and dealer programs that spec whole kitchens repeatedly.

What sink materials do you offer for kitchens?

Kitchen sinks are produced in fireclay, SUS304 stainless steel, and quartz composite. Fireclay suits premium apron-front designs such as our fireclay farmhouse sinks, stainless gives durable value, and quartz composite adds color with scratch resistance. Material affects weight, cutout, and care, so confirm the specification against the drawing before ordering a program.

How should cabinetry be planned for the sinks?

Undermount sinks need a sealed cutout under stone or solid-surface tops, farmhouse sinks need a modified apron cabinet sized to the exact model, and drop-in sinks drop into a standard cutout. Each ships with its fixing detail, and cabinet openings should be built to the confirmed technical drawing rather than a nominal size to avoid rework on site.

What is the MOQ, and can I mix sinks and faucets in one order?

Kitchen fixtures are priced in volume tiers, and buyers can combine sinks and faucets to reach the program minimum on one order. Exact per-model minimums, sample terms, and lead times are set at quotation, with staged deliveries available so a phased build receives fixtures in step with each construction stage.

Do you offer OEM, ODM and private-label kitchen fixtures?

Yes. We manufacture OEM and private-label kitchen sinks and kitchen faucets to drawing and offer ODM restyling without new tooling. Custom dimensions, bowl configurations, finishes, and packaging are developed at quotation. In-house production of both keeps private-label quality and finish consistent across the sink-and-faucet pairing.

How do I choose kitchen fixtures for a builder or dealer program?

For builder and dealer programs, standardize one or two sink install types and a matching faucet line so units repeat cleanly, then confirm lead time and staged delivery. Keeping the sink and faucet under one supplier aligns finish and warranty and avoids the sourcing gaps that appear when categories are split across factories.