Q. Are granite kitchen sinks better than stainless steel?

Answer

While stainless steel is less costly and easier to keep than granite, it lacks the color variety and durability of natural stone and is more susceptible to damage. A buyer can get a granite composite sink in any common size and finish. Some are the more conventional rectangular, square, round, or D-bowl shape, while others are uniquely curved for aesthetic appeal. Although a single-bowl granite sink is ideal for the dedicated chef or baker, a double-bowl sink may be more convenient for people who want to keep their food preparation and washing tasks distinct. Some sinks have a drainboard built right in for added functionality, while others have a low divider that gives the best of both single and double sinks.