At a glance
Cast into a made-to-size worktop in the shop.
An integrated sink on a quoted worktop, supply only.
Tap holes are £48 each.

Can the sink be cast into the worktop?
Yes. The shop’s made-to-size worktop builder offers an integrated sink at £795, with a bowl 500 × 400mm and 200mm deep and drainer grooves cut in.
You sign the drawings first, before we cast anything.

What about a bathroom basin or vanity top?
Vanity tops start at £250 in the shop, with a £100 cut-out for your own basin and tap holes at £48.
A vanity top with a concrete basin cast in, a vessel basin, a wall-hung, trough or double sink, or a utility sink is made to order, so tell us about the sink and you get a quote.
Integrated or undermount?
An integrated sink is cast into the top, while an undermount is your own sink fixed under a cut-out that we cast in. The cut-out is £100 and tap holes are £48 each, and both options are available.

Will a concrete sink stain?
The seal is rated stain resistant to most household chemicals and food, and sinks and other wet areas get extra coats of it. Wipe up spills at once.
Every free sample is sealed the same way, so you can put one by the tap and leave it wet to see how it holds. That is the test.
What about the waste, tap holes and overflow?
The bowl takes a standard 90mm kitchen basket waste, which is not included, and there is no overflow, so use a waste with a stopper.
Tap holes are £48 each, and you get the positions by email before we cast.
Questions people ask
What does a concrete sink cost?
Cast into a made-to-size worktop, an integrated sink is £795 in the shop builder, with the worktop priced by size. On a quoted worktop it is from £450. Basins and other sinks are made to order and quoted: samples are free.
Will a concrete sink stain?
The seal is rated stain resistant to most household chemicals and food, and sinks and other wet areas get extra coats. Wipe spills rather than leaving them to dry. Every free sample is sealed the same way, so test one at home.
Is a concrete sink hard to look after?
Warm water, a soft cloth and a drop of washing-up liquid day to day. Keep scourers, cream cleaners and harsh chemicals off it. A worn patch of seal can be lightly sanded and recoated in place.
Does it crack around the bowl?
A crack is a failure, never character. If a piece we make fails through our fault in its first year, we remake it, and up to year five we repair it.
Can I choose the size of the bowl?
The shop's integrated sink has one bowl: 500 × 400mm and 200mm deep, with drainer grooves. Other sizes, basins and sink shapes are made to measure: tell us about the sink and you sign the drawings before anything is cast.
Does it have an overflow?
No. The bowl takes a standard 90mm kitchen basket waste, which is not included, so use a waste with a stopper. Tap holes are £48 each and positions are confirmed by email before we cast.
Can I put my own sink in a concrete top?
Yes. A cut-out for your own undermount or inset sink or basin is £100 in the worktop and vanity top builders, with tap holes at £48. Tell us the model and where it sits.
How heavy is it?
At the same thickness, concrete is no heavier than granite or quartz. The support is agreed on the drawings you sign before casting, and supply-only cover asks for one photo of the support once it is fitted.
Can you fit it?
Yes, within roughly 50 miles of our workshop, and further for the right job. Fitting is priced separately. Supply only is delivered across mainland UK.
Test the seal yourself.
Order free samples, leave one wet by your tap, and see how the colour holds.
No cost, no obligation. The 5-year guarantee covers the making.
Tell us about the sink
Kitchen, bathroom, cloakroom or utility, with a bowl in the top or your own sink under it. A photo, a plan or a rough size is enough to start.