Keep the cold drinks and dishes clean at any gathering by adding outdoor sinks, beverage stations and ice chests from Nicolock to your outdoor kitchen.
There is one thing that will always keep guests happy: cold beverages. Which you can enjoy without leaving the patio by choosing Nicolock Paving Stones. Our selection of outdoor dining supplies includes an assortment of sinks, bar counters and drink coolers. Even at a hot midsummer cookout, you’ll stay cool in more ways than one with our high-quality Summerset outdoor entertainment furnishings.
Beverage Station & Outdoor Sink Add-Ons
If you’re using our outdoor ovens and grills, a good outdoor kitchen sink will help you cook up a storm. A 15-inch Drop-In Sink and Faucet Combo can easily be installed on most patio kitchen islands, while the 19-inch undermount outdoor sink goes underneath countertops. Both sinks are made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel with a double handle valve and stopper/strainer. Just connect a waterline to get hot water for cleaning dishes or cold water for a quick refreshment.
Keep Those Beverages Cold
When you want to serve up everyone’s favorite drink, we’ll help keep them chilled. A Summerset Beverage Center is the perfect outdoor bar and sink combo with a 40-pound ice chest, bottle opener, condiment tray and other hosting essentials. Even the traditional cooler takes on a new meaning when it’s from Nicolock. Add the 17-inch Small Outdoor Ice Chest to your outdoor kitchen to hold beverages for small gatherings or the 28-inch Drop-In Kitchen Island Cooler to host the whole neighborhood.
The backyard will be the place to be all summer when you have Summerset sinks and bars from Nicolock. Find a dealer today and greet summer with the latest outdoor dining style.
Stainless steel is one of the most popular materials for outdoor kitchen sinks because it is durable, rust-resistant, and easy to clean. Granite composite sinks are also highly resistant to weather and scratches, making them ideal for outdoor use. Additionally, fireclay and cast iron sinks coated with weatherproof enamel can withstand varying climates, but they may require more maintenance to prevent chipping or cracking.
Yes, outdoor sinks in colder climates should be winterized to prevent pipes from freezing and cracking. This typically involves draining all water from the sink and plumbing lines, shutting off water supply valves, and insulating exposed pipes. In some cases, disconnecting the sink entirely or using heated insulation sleeves may be necessary to protect the plumbing during freezing temperatures.
Yes, an outdoor kitchen sink can usually be connected to your home’s existing plumbing system. It requires access to both water supply lines (hot and cold) and a drainage system. Proper installation often involves extending plumbing lines outdoors and ensuring that all connections are weatherproof and meet local building codes. Hiring a licensed plumber is recommended to ensure safe and compliant installation.
