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Laundry Sinks in Canada
A laundry sink does the jobs a kitchen sink should not: soaking stained clothes, rinsing paint brushes, filling a mop bucket, washing a dog. It wants depth and durability far more than it wants elegance.
What actually matters
- Depth over width. A deep single bowl takes a full bucket under the tap without tipping it. This is the single most useful property of a utility sink.
- Material. Stainless steel is light, repairable and shrugs off solvents. Composite hides marks well. Either beats a coated finish that chips the first time something heavy lands in it.
- Faucet height and spout reach. A tall spout with a pull-down or pull-out spray is worth more here than in a kitchen, because you are filling and rinsing awkward objects rather than plates. See kitchen faucets.
- Mounting. If the laundry has a countertop, the same rules apply as in a kitchen: undermount for a solid surface, drop-in on laminate.
Do not forget the drain
Strainers and flanges are frequently sold separately and should match the faucet finish — see strainers & flanges. If the sink shares a drain line with the washing machine, have your plumber confirm the line can take both.
Buying from Eunoia
Authorized dealer for the brands we carry. Over 3,000 of our products ship free anywhere in Canada — look for the free-shipping badge on the product page. Everything ships free within Ontario, and any order over $3,000 ships free Canada-wide.
Also see: Kitchen Sinks · Kitchen Faucets · all Kitchen
Frequently asked questions
How deep should a laundry sink be?
Deep enough to sit a bucket under the running tap. Depth is more useful than width in a utility sink.
Can I use a kitchen faucet on a laundry sink?
Yes, and most people should. A pull-down or pull-out spray handles filling and rinsing far better than a fixed spout.
Is the drain included?
Often not. Check the product page, and match the strainer finish to the faucet.




