Kitchen & Utility Sinks

Our kitchen and utility sinks are the Kettleburgh range: ceramic sinks in three patterns, No.1, No.2 and No.3, each in several widths between 600mm and 914mm. They are made for a kitchen, scullery, boot room or utility, where a deep ceramic sink earns its place.

Widths in the range

No.1: 600mm and 758mm.

No.2: 608mm, 758mm, 838mm and 910mm.

No.3: 686mm, 758mm and 914mm.

Widths are given in millimetres because sink base units are. Pick the width from the cabinet or the opening, allowing for any side panels, rather than from the bowl you would like.

Choosing a ceramic sink

Decide how the sink will be fitted: standing on a base with its front exposed, or set beneath or into a worktop. The three patterns differ in profile and depth, so ask us for the specification sheets and compare them against your worktop height and the tap you have in mind. The Kettleburgh collection page shows each pattern.

Before you order

Ceramic sinks are heavy, and heavier full of water and pans, so the base or brackets must be built to carry them. A standard carcass usually needs a reinforced frame. Plan the tap as wall-mounted or on the worktop behind. Basket strainer wastes, with or without an overflow, are listed under fittings and wastes; check whether your sink has an overflow first. Our joinery workshop can build a base to suit, and you can see the sinks at the showroom.