Our sinks are manufactured in a traditional factory in the north of England. For over 120 years, the sinks have been manufactured in an unchanged, handcrafted process.
The complex manufacturing process requires a great deal of expertise and patience.
First, a mould is made by hand. After a few days of drying, a special hard stone mixture is carefully poured into the mould by hand. As soon as the hard stone has reached the correct moisture content, the mould is carefully removed. The basin is then refined using special tools. Once it is flawless, the firing process begins, which takes place in several stages at different temperatures. This lengthy process takes several weeks. Before the final firing, the glaze is applied, which gives the basin its unmistakable brilliance.
Hard stoneware is a very solid and robust material that gives kitchen sinks their durability and, with proper care, will last for generations.