Oliveri Kitchen & Laundry

Oliveri Kitchen & Laundry includes single bowl and double bowl kitchen sinks, undermount sinks, and sinks with a drainer, such as the Flinders double bowl and drainer sink. The finishes shown include stainless steel and black. Some titles mention an overflow, and some are listed as suiting one tap hole, so it is worth reading each title carefully. 

Start with your cabinet. Measure the internal width and depth of the cupboard under the sink, and compare them with the length, width and height listed in each title. An undermount sink is fixed beneath the benchtop, so the benchtop needs a cut-out that suits the bowl, and your installer should confirm this before the benchtop is cut. If you choose a sink with a drainer, check which side the drainer sits on and whether there is enough bench space beside it. Also think about how much you cook and clean, as this helps you decide between one large bowl and two. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and the team at our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you compare sinks in person. 

FAQs 

1. Should I choose a single bowl or a double bowl sink? 
 A single bowl suits larger pots and trays, while a double bowl lets you wash and rinse at the same time. Your cabinet width often settles the question, so measure first. Think about how you use your kitchen day to day. 

2. What does undermount mean for installation? 
An undermount sink sits under the benchtop rather than on top of it. This leaves a clean edge and makes wiping the bench easier, but the cut-out must be accurate. Speak with your benchtop installer before ordering. 

3. How do I check that a sink will fit my cabinet? 
 Compare the sink’s listed length and width with the inside of your cabinet, allowing room for the waste and pipes. Check the clearance below the bowl as well. Where you are replacing an existing sink, measure the current cut-out too. 

4. What does a one tap hole sink mean for my mixer? 
A sink listed with one tap hole suits a single hole mixer. Check the number and position of holes before you buy a tap. If your tap does not suit the hole, a plumber can advise on options.