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The story of our house's square sink, 86cm wide and 26cm deep It's about 10cm deeper than a regular sink First of all, water doesn't splash The most satisfying thing is that my clothes don't get wet when I wash dishes. At first, the company said that it would be inconvenient to wash dishes because it was deep But I didn't feel any inconvenience even though it was deep When I first saw the 86cm wide sink installed, I thought, "Oh no" The sink took up half of the small kitchen sink. Haha I thought there wasn't enough space to cook, but I solved it with the dish drying rack and cutting board that were included as options At first, I wondered why the cutting board was included here But it's so convenient when preparing ingredients After washing, I prepared it on the cutting board right next to it and then cooked it on the induction stove next to it, so the route was short and I could cook efficiently in a small space Since the sink is large, I left the dish drying rack inside And after washing the dishes, I put the dishes right in and It's convenient Using tongs to hang rubber gloves or dishcloths It's also very good when drying You can move the dish drying rack as needed It's also good when hanging a strainer to drain vegetables and fruits The only regret is that the optional cutting board was made of better wood I think I'll have to change it soon Sink: LX Kitchen 9 Series Dish drying rack: Sink option Cutting board: Sink option Faucet: 290AS Quadro matte stainless steel (2 holes)