Integral Sinks

An integral sink is one in which the bowl and the surrounding surface are a single piece — no seam and no silicone joint in the corner. That joint is where a mounted sink collects grime, which is why an integral sink is easier to clean and lasts longer.

Ours is made from porcelain to measure: width (60–150 cm single, 180 or 200 cm double, or a free dimension in mm), depth (45, 47 or 50 cm), frame height (6 or 15 cm), tap-hole position and finish.

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