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Granite / Composite Sinks
A granite composite sink is stone particles bound in resin. It resists scratching and heat better than thin stainless, and it does not ring the way a steel sink does when a pan goes in.
It is heavier than stainless, so the cabinet underneath has to carry it. Our granite sinks are Nobel, in single and double bowl. Confirm the cutout with your countertop fabricator before ordering. If weight is the constraint, the stainless steel sinks are lighter, the nano-coated stainless sinks sit between the two on finish, and kitchen sinks holds the full range.
Frequently asked questions
What is a granite composite sink?
Granite stone blended with resin and moulded into a single piece. It gives a deep matt finish, a solid feel under the hand, and a surface that takes heat and resists staining.
How do I clean a granite composite sink?
Warm water and ordinary washing-up liquid handle daily use, and a soft cloth keeps the matt finish even. The team will talk you through it when you pick one.
What colours are available?
Composite sinks come in a range of solid colours rather than the single tone of stainless, which is a large part of the appeal in a kitchen with dark counters. Colours for each model are on its product page.
Which brands make these sinks?
Hafele and Nobel in this range, in the solid colours composite is known for.
Can I see one before deciding?
Worth doing with composite, because the surface is a texture as much as a colour. Both showrooms keep the best sellers and best-value models on the floor, and the team will order in anything else from the range.
