45 Round, Square and Corner Kitchen Sinks

About this block

Forty-five inserts fill four rows. The top row holds shaped designer bowls with leaf and oval outlines, then come corner sinks whose bowls turn through 90 degrees, square and round bar bowls of 420, 623, 820 and 830 units, single bowls with grooved drainers between 700 and 1,200 wide, and a bottom row of twin-bowl sinks reaching 1,520. Three definitions carry real names — TARJA, TARJA2 and jockey — while the remaining forty-two were auto-named when the sheet was assembled.

Where the first sheet in this pair covers mainstream rectangular sinks, this one is worth opening when a layout needs something other than a standard bowl: a round prep sink in an island, a corner bowl that uses the dead space in an L-shaped run, or a small 420 mm bar sink behind a counter. All of them are plan symbols, so they suit kitchen plans at 1:50 and joinery setting-out at 1:20.

The sheet is not drawn to one consistent scale. Most bowls measure between 500 and 1,500 units across, but a handful of entries run to several thousand and one spans 20,000, so check a bowl width before you copy it and scale the odd ones to match. Because every sink is already a block definition, the tidiest way to reuse one is to insert it by name in your own drawing rather than copying geometry across.

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