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Double Bowl Stainless Steel Sink: Two-Bowl Models
The Jawdah Double Bowl Sink is a deep-drawn stainless steel kitchen sink with two bowls, listed in the 50 cm and 60 cm width ranges, with the 60 cm models available with a 6” hole for the second bowl.
A double bowl sink splits the washing area into two basins so that one task does not block another. Jawdah describes its double bowl sinks as suitable for kitchens that need more washing and preparation flexibility, and lists two-bowl entries in both its 50 cm and 60 cm sink tables.
This page lists only the models that carry a two-bowl entry in the Jawdah data, with their hole sizes, thicknesses and layout entries. For the whole range, including separate bowls, return to the Sinks category page.
- Second-bowl hole (60 cm)Available with 6” hole
- 60 cm grade / thickness201 at 0.5 mm or 304 at 0.6 mm
Quick answer
Jawdah double bowl stainless steel sinks are listed in the 50 cm range as 80X50, 90X50, 100X50, 120X50 and 150X50 with a 1.5-inch hole, and in the 60 cm range as 80X60, 90X60, 100X60, 120X60 and 150X60 with a 3-inch hole, 0.5 mm in grade 201 or 0.6 mm in grade 304. The 60 cm double bowls are available with a 6-inch hole for the second bowl.
Why kitchens choose two bowls
A double bowl sink places two stainless steel basins side by side in one unit, each with its own outlet. The classic workflow is wash in one bowl and rinse in the other, but the split also lets one person defrost or soak while another prepares vegetables or washes hands-free utensils.
Two bowls are common in family kitchens with heavy daily use, in staff canteens, hotel back-of-house areas, catering pantries and commercial kitchens, and in any space where hygiene procedures call for separating dirty and clean stages of washing.
Jawdah double bowl sink data
These facts are taken from the Jawdah sink tables and relate only to the models listed with two bowls.
- Grades used across the sink range: deep-drawing 304 and 201.
- 50 cm two-bowl models: 80X50, 90X50, 100X50, 120X50, 150X50.
- 60 cm two-bowl models: 80X60, 90X60, 100X60, 120X60, 150X60.
- Hole size: 1.5” for the 50 cm range, 3” for the 60 cm range.
- 60 cm two-bowl models: available with 6” hole for the second bowl.
- Thickness for 60 cm two-bowl units: 0.5 mm under grade 201, 0.6 mm under grade 304.
- Layout entries for two bowls: All, Center, or Right / Left depending on the model.
- Bowl depth and surface finish for two-bowl units are chosen per project.
Two-bowl layout entries explained
The Jawdah tables give each two-bowl model a layout entry. All means all available layout options for that dimension. Center is listed for the 90X50 and the 150X50 and 150X60 models. Right / Left appears for 120X50 and 120X60, where the arrangement is offered to either hand.
In practice the layout is chosen with the worktop plan: which side the free worktop or drainer area should fall on, where the dishwasher sits, and whether the larger working zone should face the cooker or the serving side. Confirm the exact arrangement for each model with Jawdah, because some source rows carry three layout entries across the one-bowl and two-bowl columns.
Where double bowl sinks earn their space
Family apartments and villas in Saudi Arabia often run large daily cooking volumes, and a double bowl lets washing continue while the second basin is used for soaking or food preparation.
In hospitality and institutional kitchens, double bowls support a wash-then-rinse sequence for utensils and trays. In food preparation spaces they keep produce washing away from pot washing. In staff accommodation kitchens shared by several residents, two basins reduce queuing at the sink.
Two-bowl models in the 60 cm range
Every 60 cm two-bowl model is listed with a 3-inch hole size and two grade and thickness pairs: 0.5 mm in 201 or 0.6 mm in 304. The table header adds that two-bowl versions are available with a 6-inch hole for the second bowl.
Because a double bowl carries more water weight and is used more intensively, many commercial specifiers choose the 0.6 mm grade 304 pair for this format. Grade 201 at 0.5 mm remains an option where budget is the deciding factor and use is lighter.
| Dimension | Hole size | Thickness, grade 201 (mm) | Thickness, grade 304 (mm) | Two-bowl layout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80X60 | 3” | 0.5 | 0.6 | All |
| 90X60 | 3” | 0.5 | 0.6 | All |
| 100X60 | 3” | 0.5 | 0.6 | All |
| 120X60 | 3” | 0.5 | 0.6 | Right / Left |
| 150X60 | 3” | 0.5 | 0.6 | Center |
Available with 6” hole for the second bowl. 90X60 is listed with two bowls only (one-bowl entry N/A).
Two-bowl models in the 50 cm range
The 50 cm double bowl models all use a 1.5-inch hole size. The 80X50 and 100X50 are listed with thickness options of 0.35, 0.4 and 0.5 mm; the 90X50, 120X50 and 150X50 are listed at 0.5 mm.
No grade split is given in the 50 cm table, and the 6-inch second-bowl hole is stated only for the 60 cm range. Ask Jawdah to confirm grade and outlet arrangement when a 50 cm double bowl is quoted.
| Dimension | Hole size | SS thickness (mm) | Two-bowl layout |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80X50 | 1.5” | 0.35 / 0.4 / 0.5 | All |
| 90X50 | 1.5” | 0.5 | Center |
| 100X50 | 1.5” | 0.35 / 0.4 / 0.5 | All |
| 120X50 | 1.5” | 0.5 | Right / Left |
| 150X50 | 1.5” | 0.5 | Center |
90X50 is listed with two bowls only. For rows with three layout entries in the source, the two-bowl layout is confirmed with Jawdah.
Outlets, wastes and the second-bowl hole
A double bowl needs two strainers and usually a twin waste kit that joins both outlets into one trap. On the 60 cm range the second bowl can be supplied with a 6-inch hole, so the plumber should know which hole size each bowl will have before buying fittings.
Under-sink space is tighter with two outlets, so check that the twin waste, any dishwasher connection and the trap all fit inside the base cabinet. On wet kitchen floors, pair the sink with stainless steel floor drains to handle spills during washing.
Sizing a double bowl sink
Two basins inside one length means each basin is smaller than a single bowl of the same dimension. If large trays or stock pots must be washed, choose a longer model such as 120X60 or 150X60 rather than squeezing two bowls into 80X60.
Set the layout so the wash bowl sits nearest the dirty-dish landing area and the rinse bowl nearest the drying or dishwasher side. Record the grade and thickness pair, the hole size for each bowl and the bowl depth in the specification, since Jawdah selects depth and finish per project.
Installation points specific to two bowls
Level the sink carefully: with two outlets, a small tilt can leave standing water in one bowl. Fit both strainers and the twin waste before the sink is finally fixed, and test each bowl separately for leaks. The Jawdah Installation Manual for its 50 cm and 60 cm sinks is available on request.
Seal the full perimeter of the rim to the worktop and make sure the central divider is not loaded by worktop fixings.
Double bowl selection errors
Typical errors when two-bowl sinks are scheduled are listed below.
- Specifying 50X50, 60X50 or 60X60 with two bowls; their two-bowl entry is N/A.
- Buying single-size waste fittings when the 6” second-bowl hole is chosen.
- Picking a short model when trays and large pots must fit in one basin.
- Ignoring dishwasher position when choosing the right or left layout.
- Omitting the grade and thickness pair for 60 cm models in the BOQ.
Caring for two basins
Clean the central divider and both drain areas, where food residue tends to build up. Keep both strainers clear and flush the twin waste with hot water periodically to prevent grease from settling in the shared trap.
Use mild detergents and non-scratch pads; avoid bleach and chloride cleaners on stainless steel.
Double bowl versus single bowl
Choose two bowls when washing and rinsing must be separated or several users share the sink. Choose one bowl when maximum basin size or simple plumbing matters more; the single bowl sink page lists those models and the separate bowls.
Key facts
- Jawdah double bowl sinks are listed in both the 50 cm and 60 cm stainless steel sink ranges.
- Jawdah 50 cm double bowl models are 80X50, 90X50, 100X50, 120X50 and 150X50 with a 1.5” hole size.
- Jawdah 60 cm double bowl models are 80X60, 90X60, 100X60, 120X60 and 150X60 with a 3” hole size.
- Jawdah 60 cm double bowl sinks are available with a 6” hole for the second bowl.
- Jawdah 60 cm double bowl sinks are listed at 0.5 mm in grade 201 or 0.6 mm in grade 304.
- The Jawdah 90X50 and 90X60 sinks are listed with two bowls only.
- Jawdah double bowl sinks are suitable for kitchens that need more washing and preparation flexibility.
RFQ / BOQ checklist
- Number of double bowl sinks per kitchen type
- Model dimension, e.g. 120X60
- Two-bowl layout: right, left, center or as listed
- Grade and thickness pair, e.g. 201 at 0.5 mm
- Hole size per bowl, including 6” for the second bowl
- Twin waste and dishwasher connection requirements
- Bowl depth and finish
- Cabinet width and worktop cut-out drawing
- Site address and installation sequence for kitchens
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Ask the technical teamFrequently asked questions
Which Jawdah sink models come with two bowls?
In the 50 cm range: 80X50, 90X50, 100X50, 120X50 and 150X50. In the 60 cm range: 80X60, 90X60, 100X60, 120X60 and 150X60.
What does 'available with 6” hole for second bowl' mean?
Jawdah states that its 60 cm double bowl sinks are available with a 6-inch hole for the second bowl, alongside the 3-inch hole listed for the range. Specify which hole each bowl needs so the right wastes are bought.
Which grades and thicknesses apply to 60 cm double bowls?
The 60 cm table lists 0.5 mm in grade 201 and 0.6 mm in grade 304 for every model, including 80X60, 90X60, 100X60, 120X60 and 150X60.
Are the 90X50 and 90X60 models double bowl only?
Yes. Both show N/A in the one-bowl column of the Jawdah tables and are listed with two bowls.
Can a 60X60 sink be ordered with two bowls?
No. The Jawdah 60 cm table shows N/A in the two-bowl column for 60X60 and 60X50; the smallest 60 cm two-bowl model is 80X60.
Which hole size do 50 cm double bowl sinks have?
The 50 cm range lists a 1.5-inch hole size. The 6-inch second-bowl option is stated only for the 60 cm range, so confirm outlet details with Jawdah for 50 cm models.
What does the layout entry 'All' mean?
In the Jawdah tables, All means all available layout options for that model. 80X50, 100X50, 80X60, 90X60 and 100X60 show All for two bowls.
Is a double bowl sink better for restaurants?
Often yes, because washing and rinsing can be separated. Larger models such as 120X60 and 150X60 keep each basin usable for trays and pots.
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Get a quotation for double bowl sinks
Send the model, layout, grade and thickness pair, second-bowl hole size and quantities. The Jawdah team will review your kitchen schedule and quote accordingly.