Meadow Creek mobile sinks.

What does Pinecraft Barbecue carry from Meadow Creek's mobile sink line? Health inspectors want a real handwash and rinse setup on any job that leaves the kitchen, and a garden hose taped to a folding table does not pass. Meadow Creek builds its mobile sinks from food-grade T304 stainless steel, the same grade used across the rest of their cooker line, so the bowls hold up to bleach, hot water, and years of being loaded onto a trailer. Most Meadow Creek mobile sink models include built-in fresh and grey water tanks along with an integrated water heater, which means a caterer can run a full prep and cleanup station without hooking into a building's plumbing at all.

Pinecraft Barbecue lists both a 3 Bowl Cleanup Sink and a 4 Bowl Cleanup Sink, each offered as a standalone unit or trailer mounted. The 3 bowl version suits a smaller vending cart or a food truck that already has some plumbing, while the 4 bowl setup gives a full-service caterer separate stations for washing, rinsing, and sanitizing side by side, plus a bowl to spare for produce or utensils. The trailer mounted versions bolt the sink to its own axle and tires, so it rolls to the job site behind a truck and parks wherever the crew needs it, no forklift required.

Every Meadow Creek cooker and sink is welded by hand at the company's shop in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the same operation that builds their pig roasters and tank smokers. Ask about the line at our Sarasota showroom, and order the exact configuration through us in the same finish and bowl count shown here.

Not sure which one? Read how to choose a Meadow Creek smoker or call (941) 217-6995.