Phoenix Kitchen & Laundry

Phoenix Kitchen & Laundry includes double bowl sinks. The finishes shown are black and dark grey tones, and some sinks are shown with grids and round strainers. If you are renovating a kitchen or setting up a laundry, the collection lets you compare the Phoenix sink options together. 

Begin with the cabinet and benchtop. Compare the overall width and depth of your cabinet with the dimensions in each title, and check how the sink is designed to be fitted, because this decides how the benchtop needs to be cut. Allow for the waste and trap beneath the bowls, as deeper bowls leave less room for pipework and drawers. Where a grid is shown, check that it suits the bowl. For a laundry, think about the items you soak and rinse, and whether two bowls suit the way you work. 

Delivery is Australia-wide, and our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you compare sinks in person. 

FAQs 

1. What should I measure before choosing a double bowl sink? 
 Measure the inside width and depth of your cabinet and the space available along the benchtop. Compare these with the dimensions in the sink’s title, allowing for the cabinet frame. If you are replacing an existing sink, measure the current cut-out as well. 

2. Is a double bowl sink right for a laundry? 
Two bowls let you soak in one and rinse in the other. If you mostly wash large items, check the bowl size carefully, as two smaller bowls may suit you less than one large one. Think about what you wash most. 

3. Who prepares the benchtop for the sink? 
 Your benchtop supplier or installer usually makes the cut-out. Give them the sink’s details before they cut, and confirm how the sink is meant to sit in the bench. An inaccurate cut-out is hard to fix afterwards. 

4. How much room do I need under the sink? 
Allow space for the waste, trap and any pipework, and for items stored in the cabinet. Deeper bowls take up more of that space. Ask your plumber to check the layout before you order.