Choose an outdoor kitchen sink by matching its size and mounting style to your island plan. We carry five stainless steel sinks: three from Summerset and two from Fire Magic. Every one includes its faucet. Options range from compact 15 by 15 inch basins to a wide farmhouse sink and a double sink. Start with your countertop space, then check how much room your outdoor sink needs underneath. The stainless steel basins resist rust. Leave room for a cutting board beside the grill in your backyard layout.


How to choose an outdoor kitchen sink

A drop-in sink fits into a countertop cutout from above. An undermount sink sits below a cut and polished counter edge. The 32 inch farmhouse sink offers one wide basin and more than one installation option.

For a small outdoor sink, compare the two 15 by 15 inch choices. The 19 by 15 inch undermount option has a 16 by 13 inch basin. Choose a single basin for one open washing space or a double sink for separate tasks. Check clearance before cutting: the compact Fire Magic sink needs about 17 inches below the counter.

Compare two-handle and single-handle faucets; the double sink includes a mixer faucet. Plan a drain and both water supplies if you want hot and cold water.

For a sink and cooler combo, browse bar centers with insulated ice bins. Prefer a complete setup? See islands with a built-in sink. Plan the space below with island cabinets and keep cleanup supplies beside you with drawers and trash pull-outs.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for both brands, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Explore our outdoor kitchen collection to plan the rest of your island. Have cutout, clearance or faucet questions? Call us and we will talk it through.

FAQ

Do I need a sink in an outdoor kitchen?

You do not need one to cook. It gives you a place to rinse vegetables, wash hands after handling raw meat, fill a pot and clean tools without going inside.

How do you drain an outdoor kitchen sink?

These sinks use a standard drain fitting. Connect to the house drain line as you would indoors. A dry well or gravel pit may be an option, but local codes vary. Ask a plumber what is allowed in your yard.

How do I winterize an outdoor kitchen sink?

Before the first hard frost, shut off the outdoor water supply. Open the faucet to drain the lines and leave it open so trapped water can expand. Cover the faucet to keep ice and grit off it.

What size outdoor kitchen sink should I get?

Check your counter depth first, because a shallow counter limits basin size. Go bigger than you think for platters, grill grates or cutting boards that need room to turn and tilt. The 32 inch farmhouse sink takes a platter or a grate.