What are the Pros and Cons of Integrated Sinks?

Integrated sinks, or integral sinks, are made out of the same materials as the countertops and they are built directly into the sink. Nowadays, quite a few homeowners are opting for integrated sinks for there are a lot of advantages of them. Meanwhile, there are also some disadvantages of integrated sinks. Now, let’s get to learning about the pros and cons of integrated sinks.    
 
The pros of integrated sinks
1. Create a streamlined and cohesive outlook
Due to the same materials, the countertop and sink of an integrated sink share the same texture, which makes the whole sink look streamlined and cohesive. Integrated sinks are great options for modern kitchens, presenting a sleek appearance.
 
2. Material and finish are optional
Integrated sinks come in a wide variety of materials and surface finishes. The materials of marble, granite and quartz stones are several most common for integrated sinks. 
 
3. Customizable
Integrated sinks are customizable. And most of time, they are actually custom-made. Therefore, you can decide on the shape and layout of your integrated sink. In this way, your integrated sink is unique and expresses your personal style.
 
4. Easy to clean
Integrated sinks reduce the seals and caulks that traditional sinks have. This makes it easier to clean such kind of sinks.
 
The cons of integrated sinks
1. Higher cost
Generally speaking, it costs more to install an integrated sink than other regular sinks thanks to the design and fabrication process of the integrated sink. In addition, integrated sinks are often made out of expensive materials, which adds a factor to their higher prices.
 
2. Replacement will be troublesome
The countertop and sink of an integrated sink are inseparable. Consequently, if there is damage to the sink and you want to replace the old sink with a new one, you will have to replace the entire unit. 

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