Kitchen Sinks

Kitchen Sinks Suitable for Every Kitchen Style

We have a selection of large and small kitchen sinks so you can find the best option for your room. If you want to save space, opt for a single-basin kitchen sink, or choose a sink with a drainer if your kitchen is busier.

We already mentioned we have stainless steel sinks for the kitchen, but that’s not all.

Ceramic Sinks

If you’re searching for a timeless look, ceramic kitchen sinks are the perfect choice. Easy to clean and incredibly durable and stain-resistant, ceramic goes with multiple aesthetics so you can rest assured that it’ll match the rest of your kitchen appliances.

Composite Kitchen Sinks

Combining functionality with style, kitchen sinks made from composite materials are increasing in popularity - and for good reason! Made from a blend of materials, composite sinks are resistant to scratches and dents. Therefore, they’re perfect for busy kitchens.

Sinks Made from Granite

Granite is a modern kitchen sink finish that is as practical as it is pretty. Granite is extremely heat-resistant and durable, and with a unique matt finish, it’s perfect for any mod-con kitchen.

Sink Into Our Range of Plugs and Bolts

You can’t complete any DIY job without all the tools, so make sure to check out our range of sink accessories.

Did you know that many of our kitchen sinks are reversible? So, you can make sure it aligns perfectly with your kitchen waste pipes and even choose which side your drainer is on!

You can browse the full range of sinks from numerous brands online or visit us in-store to see what is on offer. Our experts are available to help you choose the right one for your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Deep Is a Kitchen Sink?

There isn't a standard depth for a kitchen sink, which is why all of our products have dimensions listed. For information on specific kitchen sinks, please take a look at the individual product pages.

Can You Replace a Double Kitchen Sink with a Single?

Yes, but your new kitchen sink must be able to be slotted in or fitted under where your old sink was. If you are completely revamping your space or are replacing the kitchen worktop, you can simply cut a hole to the size of your new sink with very little issue.