Sinks are the most neglected part in home decoration. Home owners allocate a very limited budget for and prefer durable material made basins which often leads them to be satisfied with a stainless steel sink. Porcelain sinks are their next option for its little better look combined with durability. This conventional approach bars them from digging into the wide variety of constructing material for kitchen sinks. Apart from porcelain and stainless steel, composite kitchen sinks, cast iron with enamel coat, copper, ceramic and stone are some other alternative options.

The body material of composite kitchen sinks is a combination of two or more different materials. The combined final product is often very strong, durable, stain-proof and tough material than its components. You may get several colors as options. Most common composite materials are-

Acrylic- polyester/fiberglass combination makes most affordable, good looking glossy sinks. However, they are not good for kitchen purpose for regular use will destroy the gloss.
Quartz-resin combination is more durable and makes very attractive sinks of various shape and size.
Granite is the best option in terms of durability, look and finish among composite materials. The best part is that granite sinks can match with kitchens of any style, withstand heat and is stain proof. However, they include the most expensive kitchen sink models too.

Proper handling and cleaning is very important for composite kitchen sinks. You should use a mild cleaner, wash utensils without banging and clean garbage, detergents from the sink irrespective of the material regularly. Even the strongest composite material is prone to scratches and loss of glossy appearance on rough handling. You must keep the knife and forks carefully otherwise they will leave scars.

Composite kitchen sinks have both top-mount and under-mount designs. One bowl composite sinks are more common than two-bowl models. Top-mounts are easier to install than under-mounts which become inconspicuous after installing.