Where can i buy a Galley Sink?

[squidge]

Where can i buy a nice sink and drainer? All the ones i have seen are not suitable .
I would like a round s/s sink and round drainer or a nice molded plactic job. all i have seen in the swindle brochures or local camping shop are enamel , single round or unpleasant large rectangle ones.
Thanks.

 

[mainmarine]

rectangular ones a better as you don't get round plates stuck in them like you do in the round sinks, I will send you a PM with sink types

 

[fireball]

http://www.penguineng.com/default.htm

bought a stern shower from them at the Southampton boatshow - excellent value

 

[pvb]

Look at the Penguin website...

Try the Penguin website for starters. Good range of sinks (rectangular) and basins (round), in satin or mirror finish. For practicality, I reckon the best choice is a double sink, with the second sink smaller than the main one. This gives good drainage for pots and they can't fly around easily. If you really want more of a conventional drainer, you might consider one of the very shallow basins (about 3c deep) for this.

 

[Stemar]

depending on how big (or small) you need it, Ikea might be worth a look!

 

[squidge]

Thanks all most helpfull /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[richardabeattie]

I have the world's worst sink. Square, small, glassfibre, bottom bowed upwards and the drain sits proud on the surface. The function of the mast on my boat is to spread enough sail to heel the boat sufficiently to drain the windward side of the sink. Then I tack, shouting "lee ho - swab the sink" After not more than three tacks the sink is more or less empty.

 

[BarryH]

C.A.K Ltd in Norf Lundun. Everything sanitary for boats. Lots of sinks and stuff to choose from. Don't know the number off hand. They advertise in Boatmart on a regular basis.

 

[mikewilkes]

If your drainage......

is that bad - how about disposable plates etc??????????