Outdoor Kitchen Sinks

With Elysia outdoor kitchens, the sink module can be easily added to any kitchen design. This unit can be purchased with the included sink and faucet or can come without them for you to choose the finishes you'd prefer. The unit itself is compatible with most outdoor sink basins.

The outdoor kitchen sink module by Fontana comes preconfigured with rear and bottom cutouts for the hose, drain, and electrical cords if needed, allowing you to connect to hot and cold water if desired.

Yes. Fontana’s sink modules are built for long-term outdoor use, with durable construction and corrosion-resistant finishes that stand up to rain, UV exposure, and temperature fluctuations. With proper winterization, they’ll hold up beautifully year after year in any climate.

Definitely. The sink module is designed to accept a variety of aftermarket faucet styles, including models with integrated sprayers or bar-glass rinsers. As long as your chosen faucet matches the pre-cut opening or can be mounted with a standard adapter, installation is straightforward.

An outdoor kitchen sink can be damaged if used during freezing temperatures unless it is properly winterized. If water is left in the pipes, faucet, or drain lines when temperatures drop below freezing, it can freeze, expand, and even cause pipes or fittings to burst—leading to costly repairs. To avoid this, it's essential to drain all water lines connected to the sink before winter and, if possible, blow out the lines with compressed air to remove any residual moisture.

Yes, an outdoor kitchen sink does need a drain line to properly dispose of wastewater. Just like an indoor sink, the drain line carries used water away from the sink to your home’s plumbing system or a designated drainage area. Without a drain line, water would pool in the sink or spill onto the surrounding area.

With the Fontana sink module, you have the option of running plumbing from either directly beneath the unit itself or through the back wall. If the kitchen is placed up against a wall, we recommend running the plumbing through the wall and then into the module from the access panel at the rear.

The Fontana sink and hardware are attached to the countertop itself. The sink is run through a perforation (single hole) and the sink is attached from underneath the countertop to match the sink cutout.

Yes, you can absolutely place the kitchen modules up against a wall.