Handmade 304-Grade Single Bowl Kitchen Sink (32 x 20 x 10 Inches) – Matt Steel

• Slightly rounded corners reduce grime buildup and ease cleaning.
• X-Grooves allow faster drainage and keep the sink dry.
• A deep rectangular bowl provides ample space for large utensils.
• Sound-dampening rubber pads and coating reduce noise.
• Rust and corrosion-resistant for long-term durability.
• Stainless steel build resists dents, wear, and daily kitchen use.
• Scratch-resistant finish maintains its sleek look.
• Heat-resistant surface handles hot cookware with ease.

• Overall Dimensions: 813 x 508 x 254 mm (32 x 20 x 10 inches)
• Bowl Dimensions: 762 x 458 mm
• Material: 1.2mm thick 304-grade stainless steel with 8% nickel
• Finish: Brushed matte finish
• Mounting Type: Top-mount / Undermount installation

• Product Code: 13-0103-07
• Manufactured, Packaged & Marketed By: Ruhe Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
• Country of Origin: India
• Package Contents:

-1 Single Bowl Sink

-1 Stainless Steel Sink Coupling

-1 PVC Waste Pipe (30 inches)

-1 Adjustable Vegetable Basket

• Clean regularly with mild soap and water to maintain the sink’s finish.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or abrasive scrubbers that can damage the surface.
• Use a soft sponge or cloth for daily cleaning to prevent scratches.
• Wipe the sink dry after use to avoid water spots and mineral buildup.
• Clean the drain area and X-grooves periodically to ensure smooth water flow.

• How big is the bowl on the 32 x 20 x 10 inch handmade sink? The 304 version measures 813 x 508 x 254 mm overall with a 762 x 458 mm bowl, one of the largest single bowls in the Ruhe range. At 254 mm deep, it takes a full-size pressure cooker, large tawas and baking trays lying flat, which a divided double bowl cannot do.
• Which is better: one large single bowl or a double bowl of the same width? A single bowl of this size wins when you wash large cookware; everything lies flat. A double bowl wins when you want to separate soaking from rinsing. For Indian cooking with big kadhais and cookers, most households find a wide single bowl more practical day to day.
• What is the difference between the 304 and 202 variants of this sink? The 304 variant is 1.2 mm thick stainless steel with 8% nickel, sized 813 x 508 x 254 mm. The 202 variant is up to 1 mm thick premium stainless steel at 810 x 500 x 245 mm. The 304 costs more and resists corrosion better, which matters most with borewell or high-TDS water.
• Does this sink come in black? Yes, there is a black brushed matte 304-grade variant alongside the silver. Black suits dark granite and matte modular kitchens, though it does show dried mineral spots more clearly than brushed silver. Wipe the bowl dry after use to keep the finish looking even.
• Does a 20-inch deep sink need a deeper counter? The body is 508 mm front to back, which leaves limited margin on a standard Indian slab. Check that your counter allows enough material in front of and behind the cutout before ordering. Measure the existing cabinet rather than assuming a 20-inch sink will drop into a standard opening.
• Can this sink be fitted undermount? Yes, it supports both top-mount and undermount installation. Undermount gives a flush counter edge that is easy to wipe into the bowl. Given the size and the weight when full, make sure your counter fabricator uses proper support brackets, not adhesive alone, for an undermount fit.
• How do I care for the brushed matte finish? Clean with mild soap and a soft sponge, rubbing along the brush lines rather than across them. Wipe dry after use to avoid water spots. Avoid bleach, abrasive scrubbers and steel wool. Clean the X-grooves and drain periodically so water keeps draining freely.
• Is a handmade sink worth it over regular ones on the market? Handmade construction uses thicker steel and welded corners, giving a deeper bowl and less flex than the regular ones. This one is 254 mm deep with sound-dampening pads underneath. If you are keeping the kitchen for a decade, the 25-year bowl warranty is the practical argument.