Kitchen sinks don't just end at taps, y'know. We stock kitchen sink strainer brass  as well as other metals, to make sure your sink is spec'd up to the hilt.

 

 

OK, this is the mother of all sinks - the Normandy French ceramic sink -  built for big kitchens and with room to clean Aga pans and trays, each sink is 425mm wide so capable of heavy duty cleaning, washing, food preparation - and if you're small enough - bathing!

 

Brass, which is a mixture of copper and zinc, is a timeless metal for the home. Brass beds, brass fixtures and brass taps all hint of the past and are just as popular in homes as they were 100 years ago. Check out of our range of taps in all types of metals... the brass taps are among our most popular.

 

We house one of the widest arrays of farmhouse sink UK-wide - meaning wherever you are, be it John O'Groats or Land's End, we can deliver one of beautiful sinks to your door.

Beautiful, attention grabbing sinks don't need to be the preserve of those with large houses and spacious kitchens. The baby belfast sink allows those of us who live in modern, more 'bijou' houses or apartments, enjoy a traditional sink in a limited space. Perfect!

 

 

Traditional sinks are really popular right now - they are household items that never age. We do a huge range of traditional sinks - in ceramic, copper and stainless steel. Speak to one of our traditional sink experts on 0845 201 3040 for more information.

We found this funny sink pic on the internet, and thought you'd have a little giggle to get you though Wednesday. Enjoy!

 

 

If you're looking for copper kitchen sinks undermounted, speak to one of our sink experts. Sinks.co.uk have loads of different types of copper undermounted sinks to choose from. My personal favourite is below, but take a look and pick the one suitable for your needs.

 

 

 

There's loads of different style taps available, one style that never goes out of fashion are our  Perrin and Rowe bibcock taps . They have an utilitarian feel, and can look really retro-chic in bathrooms and kitchens. We like!

 

 

 

 

Just come back from holidaying in Honfleurs, France where we stayed in a gite. The first thing that stood out was the kitchen in all its rustic charm. Lots of chicken wire and beech wood and of course, it's the area that specialises in Normandy French ceramic sinks - lovely big chunky sinks. Perfect for washing the pots after some moules mariniere!