When it comes to utility sinks, the most common materials are stainless steel, composite materials, and porcelain. Stainless steel is the most durable and long-lasting option, while composite ...

Neatly tuck small gardening tools and gloves in the utility storage compartment ... Here’s another outdoor sink that started with a vintage porcelain model purchased at a flea market.

Porcelain may be the first thing you think of for bathroom sinks. But think again: Our tests of eight materials found several that stood up to our barrage of everyday wear and tear even better ...

If the outdoor kitchen doubles as a utility work area ... By contrast, composite sinks cost $800 to $1,500, and porcelain ...