Corian Sink

Solid-acrylic sinks – compact, integral and freestanding

Solid acrylic is a uniform material with an upscale look that is easy to clean. At our factory in Israel the sheets are heat-bent and polished, which allows rounded lines and shapes porcelain cannot take, and lets the surface be renewed by polishing. We make three kinds of sink from it, all to order.

Compact sinks for guest WCs

Small sinks that hang on the wall with no cabinet, 49, 60 or 66 cm wide, in white with a straight edge, some with an integrated shelf or a wall-mounted tap. All models: compact sinks for guest WCs.

Integral solid-acrylic sinks

Nine models – Rose, Jory and Mars among them – where bowl and top are solid acrylic, built as one unit. 47 cm deep and 60–150 cm wide depending on the model, with a 1, 6 or 15 cm side trim and a rounded or straight edge. A uniform, easy-to-clean surface for a bathroom vanity from the same factory: bathroom vanities made to measure.

Freestanding (totem) sinks

Bowl and pedestal in one white solid-acrylic unit, 85 cm high: Polo and Windy are square (40 × 40 or 37 × 37 cm), Eco and Royal round (45 cm diameter), Morin and Lojin oval (53 × 38 cm). A smooth or grooved front (1 or 3 cm grooves) and a plumbing opening at the back. For rooms without a cabinet and guest WCs.

Porcelain or solid acrylic?

Porcelain is harder and more scratch- and heat-resistant; solid acrylic is softer but can be polished and allows more freedom of shape. We make both to measure – see porcelain sinks and all bathroom sinks. The price is calculated on each model's page, VAT included; up to 14 business days until the order is ready to ship, delivery within up to 19 business days of order confirmation, subject to arranging the delivery date. Architects: our page for architects.

Made at our own factory in Israel since 1932 · size tolerance up to ±2 mm · ready to ship within up to 14 business days · prices on the site include VAT · one-year warranty on manufacturing defects

Frequently asked questions

What is solid acrylic?

A uniform material with an upscale look that is easy to clean, supplied in sheets. At our factory the sheets are heat-bent and polished, which allows rounded shapes and compact sinks.

Porcelain or solid acrylic – which is better for a bathroom?

Porcelain is harder and more resistant to scratches and heat. Solid acrylic is softer, but it can be polished and takes shapes porcelain cannot. For a narrow guest WC and rounded shapes – solid acrylic; for heavy use and a long niche – porcelain.

Which solid-acrylic sinks do you make?

Compact sinks for guest WCs (49–66 cm), integral sinks (47 cm deep, 60–150 cm wide depending on the model) and freestanding totems 85 cm high – square, round or oval.

How do I clean a solid-acrylic sink?

Water and mild soap on a soft cloth. A scratch in the surface can be polished out.

How much does a solid-acrylic sink cost?

It depends on the model, size and options, and is calculated on the product page, VAT included.

How long does the sink take?

Every sink is made to order: up to 14 business days until the order is ready to ship, and delivery within up to 19 business days of order confirmation, subject to arranging the delivery date. Delivery is ₪350 in the Tel Aviv and Central districts and ₪700 elsewhere, once per order; pickup at the factory is free of charge.