Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks

Moen stainless steel kitchen sinks in single-bowl and double-bowl layouts, available in 18 and 20 gauge steel for drop-in and undermount installation.

Check the cabinet width and existing cutout before ordering. Each listing gives exterior dimensions, bowl depth, gauge, and the number of pre-drilled faucet holes.

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Moen stainless steel kitchen sinks

A sink is chosen once and lives with the countertop for years, so the few specifications that matter are worth checking carefully. This collection covers Moen stainless steel sinks in single-bowl and double-bowl layouts for drop-in and undermount installation.

Gauge

Steel thickness is given in gauge, and a lower number means thicker steel. An 18-gauge sink is thicker than a 20-gauge one, which makes it quieter and more resistant to dents from heavy pots.

Drop-in or undermount

A drop-in sink sits on top of the counter with a rim that carries its weight, and it suits laminate counters and simple replacements. An undermount sink is attached below the counter, which leaves a clean edge you can wipe crumbs straight into, and it needs a solid-surface counter such as granite or quartz.

Bowls and faucet holes

A single large bowl fits sheet pans and big pots. A double bowl lets you soak and rinse at the same time. Check how many faucet holes the sink has, or whether it has none, before choosing a faucet.

Useful guides: measuring for faucet holes and matching faucet reach to the sink.

Questions we get about these

Is 18 gauge better than 20 gauge?

18 gauge is thicker steel, so it dents less and is quieter. 20 gauge is lighter and costs less.

Can an undermount sink go in a laminate counter?

Generally no. Undermount sinks need a solid-surface counter such as granite, quartz or solid surface material.

Do the sinks come with a faucet?

No. Sinks and faucets are sold separately. Check the sink's hole count before choosing a faucet.