
The Heart of Hygienic Workflow – From Prep to Pot Wash
If you’ve worked in any serious kitchen — from a 5-star hotel in Riyadh to a cloud kitchen in Paris — you know this: the sink station is where workflow, hygiene, and sanity meet. And when the rush kicks in, a commercial multi-bowl sinkisn’t a luxury — it’s a lifesaver.
We’ve seen chefs rinse salads while fish defrosts in the next bowl. We’ve watched pot wash staff clean 40 trays an hour without crossing paths. That’s why our Istanbul-based production focuses on double sinks, triple sink units, and pot wash stations — made with surgical-grade stainless steel, fully customizable for professional kitchens, built to last, and exported worldwide.
Whether you need a double sink for prep, a triple bowl sink with drainboards, or a pot wash sink that won’t rust after 10 years of bleach abuse — we’ve got you. And we build them right here in Turkey. 🇹🇷
Key Advantages
Types of Multi-Bowl Sinks
Materials & Configuration Options
Technical Features / Specifications Table
Feature | Specs / Options |
Material | AISI 304/316 stainless steel |
Bowl Count | Single, Double, Triple, Pot Wash |
Bowl Depth | 300–600 mm (customizable) |
Draining | With/without drainboards |
Accessories | Shelf, faucet, splashback, sprayer |
Install | Free-standing or wall-mounted |
Finish | Brushed, matte, anti-fingerprint |
Sink Type | Capacity | Ideal For | Footprint |
Single Bowl | Low | Bars, Small Cafes | Small |
Double Bowl | Medium | Prep Stations | Medium |
Triple Bowl | High | Full Service, Commissary | Large |
Pot Wash | Heavy-Duty | Pots, GN Pans, Bulkware | Custom |
Choosing the right sink setup might feel like a small detail, but it can make or break your kitchen flow. Here’s a simple guide many consultants and kitchen planners follow:
1️⃣ What’s going in the sink? Small prep tools? GN pans? Soup kettles? Match bowl size to equipment type.
2️⃣ Washing frequency: If you’re running full-service for 18 hours, a triple bowl with drainage and splashbacks will save your staff’s sanity.
3️⃣ Workflow zones: Do you separate prep from dish? Consider placing double sinks at veg stations and pot wash sinks near cook lines.
4️⃣ Hands-free operation: Foot pedals or knee valves are highly recommended in HACCP and hospital kitchens.
5️⃣ Drainage needs: Does your layout require left or right drainboards? Maybe you want double-sided?
6️⃣ Compliance requirements: Ensure NSF, HACCP, or even LEED/BREEAM if your facility has green building standards.
7️⃣ Space availability: Tight on space? Go vertical — wall-mounted designs free up floor area.
8️⃣ Future flexibility: Modular sinks can be upgraded later. Go with adjustable feet, detachable splashbacks, or faucet upgrades.
9️⃣ Contractor coordination: Share your layout with your contractor or consultant early. We provide CAD drawings to avoid costly fitment errors.
🔧 In short: tell us your kitchen’s story — what’s being washed, where, how often — and we’ll recommend a setup that works hard so your team doesn’t have to.
Do triple-bowl sinks always need to follow the “wash, rinse, sanitize” sequence?
Yes. That setup is required by most hygiene codes worldwide, but we can adapt bowl depth or drainboard layout depending on local inspector requirements.
Can pot wash sinks handle GN pans and kettles over 100 liters?
Definitely. We reinforce bowl bases, add soundproofing, and offer deeper basins (up to 600mm) for heavy-duty hotel and catering applications.
What’s the main benefit of foot-pedal or knee-operated faucets?
Hygiene. Staff can operate the sink without touching taps, reducing contamination risk — especially critical in hospitals and high-volume central kitchens.
Are multi-bowl sinks suitable for retrofitting into old kitchens?
Yes. We supply welded or flat-pack versions with leveling feet, splashback options, and clear drawings — so contractors can slot them into existing dish or prep zones.
Can sinks be color-coded or branded for HACCP zones?
Absolutely. Many large kitchens choose red for meat, blue for fish, and green for vegetables. We can add trims, engraved logos, or panels to match.