Cheap Farmhouse Kitchen Sinks

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Updated 04/04/2021

When we tell you we sell everything but the kitchen sink, that isn't true. Because we also have a collection of kitchen sinks. More specifically, cheap farmhouse kitchen sinks. These sinks are repurposed from dilapidated farmhouses that have been demolished, and they are still in amazing condition for the amount of use. Take a look at everything, and the kitchen sink.

Buying Guide

Cheap farmhouse kitchen sinks aren’t necessarily easy to find. A farmhouse sink is a unique sink design that allows the front of the sink to protrude through the counter, or to simply be fastened to a wall with moderate supports and no counter at all. They come in all sorts of materials, ranging from aluminum or cast iron right on up through some fairly classy brushed bronze tooled fronts.

So when you say “farmhouse sink” you aren’t necessarily looking at a depression era utility or a 1950s knock-off. You could be looking at a high-quality sink, possibly even an expensive antique. “Cheap,” therefore, becomes a relative term. However, if you are looking for a farmhouse sink at a reasonable cost, there are options to be had.

Where to look for cheap farmhouse kitchen sinks?

Here are some places to look for cheap farmhouse kitchen sinks, sorted by seller:

For example, Wayfair sells Farmhouse Sinks. Their starting price is around $300 for a sturdy, stainless steel sink that is nine inches deep, and correspondingly large. Their farmhouse sink line tops out at a little over $2,000 and includes porcelain, bronze, aluminum and more – in fact quite an impressive lineup. Overstock also offers farmhouse sinks, in much the same price and style range.
Amazon’s farmhouse sinks begin at $400 and top out around $2,000. The good news here is that their $2,000 model includes a counter and two sinks – a rather nice deal if you can swing it.
If you are looking for genuine antique farmhouse sinks, you might try on eBay. Bidding seems to start around $250, but since that’s a public auction, who knows how high it will go?
Lowes Home Improvement also offers farmhouse sinks, starting at around $600, but the prize for “cheap” as in low price, actually goes to Home Depot with farmhouse sinks starting at $199.00.

How to select the best quality farmhouse kitchen sink?

Shopping for quality means knowing what it is you are looking for in a sink. Do you want a big sink? A sturdy sink? Or are you shopping for an authentic antique to round out the look of a country-style décor theme?

If you are simply looking for a big sink, then you might do better to look for a commercial kitchen sink, one rated for the kinds of big pots used in restaurants. But if you want the look of the apron front on a farmhouse sink, you will want to shop at suppliers who feature differently styled sinks. You are likely to be able to find one at a reasonable cost that will go with a country styled kitchen that features chrome as the fixture color. If you want copper or brass, you should expect to spend a little more – possibly even a lot more, if you are going in for brushed copper or brass with a tooled apron.

For any sink that you expect to use more than a year or two, you will want sufficient quality that you aren’t dealing with chipped enamel, rust, dents or burn marks from hot pans. Most farmhouse styled sinks will meet that criteria, even if you purchase one at the lower end of the price range. After all, “cheap” is a relative term, but it should never mean sacrificing functionality for looks.