Sinks
Every kitchen sink we build starts from your cabinet, not from a catalogue page
This is the full stainless steel kitchen sink programme: topmount, undermount, apron front and workstation bowls.
It serves kitchen brands, importers, cabinet manufacturers and project contractors who need bowl sizes that match their own cabinetry.
Every bowl is fabricated to order, so a change of size is a drawing change rather than a new press tool.
Every Sink We Make
Made to order, so the dimensions below are a starting point rather than a fixed list.
One basin that replaces the sink, the drainer and half the worktop
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Built for the compact kitchens that still expect a full prep station
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The drainer is part of the sink, not a tray sitting on the worktop
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A metal basin that survives hotel cleaning routines and still looks like jewellery
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A seamless round bowl with no corner to collect soap
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Two equal bowls behind a flat steel apron
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One deep bowl, a curved apron and a grid that keeps pans off the base
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Built to the cut-out you already have, not the other way round
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Two bowls, your split, one fabricated body
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The bowl for the 400 mm cabinet nobody makes a sink for
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The volume double bowl, with the ledge and accessories buyers actually ask for
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One deep bowl, a drilled ledge, and a finish choice that changes the price point
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Both bowls, one outlet, no rigid pipe to cut on site
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The waste kit that ships in the same box as the sink
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Drop-in sinks with the tap holes in the steel, not in the stone
Browse categoryBowls fabricated to the worktop template you already have
Browse categoryThe farmhouse front, in steel that does not craze or chip
Browse categorySinks that absorb the drainer, the chopping board and the colander
Browse categoryMetal basins for bathrooms where ceramic would look ordinary
Browse categoryThe parts that decide whether a sink gets installed or returned
Browse categoryWhat Buyers Come To Us To Fix
Most sink buying problems come down to three things: the bowl is the wrong size for the cabinet, the steel grade is not what the market needs, and the accessories come from somewhere else.
Catalogue sizes never match the cabinet
Bowl length, width, depth and radius are fabrication inputs here, so the sink is made for the carcass you already sell.
Grade confusion at the quotation stage
We produce in 304, 202 and 201 and quote the grade you name, so nothing is substituted quietly.
Accessories from a second supplier
Racks, colanders, boards and waste kits are made in the same factory and cut to the bowl they ship with.
What Is Different About Our Sinks
Fabricated, not only pressed
Handmade bowls are cut, folded, welded and dressed, which is how tight corner radii and non-standard depths become possible.
Grades stated openly
304 for demanding water and coastal markets, 202 and 201 where a range is price-led.
Finishes beyond brushed
PVD gold, rose gold and black nano finishes are applied over the finished body.
Accessories from the same floor
Grids, colanders, boards and waste kits are produced and matched here.
Who Buys This Range
- Kitchen and sanitaryware brands running their own catalogue
- Importers and wholesalers who need one supplier across sink types
- Cabinet and worktop manufacturers specifying sinks into fitted kitchens
- Project contractors repeating one specification across many units
Where It Is Used
- Kitchen And Sanitaryware Brands — one factory behind a whole stainless range
- Plumbing Wholesalers And Distributors — stock that moves, with the waste kit already in the box
- Residential Developers And Contractors — one specification, several hundred kitchens, no surprises
- Hospitality And Commercial Kitchens — steel that survives a commercial cleaning routine
Sinks And The Parts That Go With Them
Photography of production items from this category and the accessories specified alongside them.
Where To Go Next
Your brand on the carton, your drawing on the shop floor
See the processThe dimensions come from your drawing, not from our catalogue
See the processThe three mounting types are not three styles of the same product. They demand different worktops, different…
Read the guideA pressed sink is drawn from a sheet in one operation on a die. A handmade sink is cut, folded, welded and…
Read the guideAll three grades are austenitic stainless and all three make a usable sink. What differs is how much nickel…
Read the guideSinks — Frequently Asked Questions
Do you make sinks to our own drawings?
Yes. Bowl size, depth, corner radius, drain position and tap ledge are all specified per order. Send a dimensioned drawing or a sample.
Which stainless grades do you work in?
304, 202 and 201. We quote the grade you name and state it on the order confirmation.
Can sinks and faucets ship on one order?
Yes. Sinks, faucets and waste kits are produced here and can be packed together.
What information do you need to quote?
Bowl dimensions or a drawing, the steel grade, the finish, tap hole requirements and the quantity.
Get A Quote For Sinks
Send dimensions or a drawing, the steel grade and the quantity. We will tell you where a dimension will not hold before you commit to it.