What styles do vessel sinks come in?

Vessel sinks are available in modern, traditional, and natural styles. They are offered in oval, rectangular, round, and naturally formed shapes.

What materials are vessel sinks made of?

Our Vessel sinks are offered in natural stone and wood, concrete, copper, petrified wood, stainless steel, and vitreous china.

What sizes are vessel sinks offered in?

Vessel sinks are offered in sizes ranging from 11” to 47”.

How are vessel sinks installed?

Installation is typically very simple. The sink is set on your countertop with the sink hole matching up to the hole in the countertop. It is normally affixed with a small amount of caulking under the sink.

How do vessel sinks ship?

Smaller sinks ship by carriers such as FedEx or USPS, larger and heavier sinks are shipped by motor freight. If a sink ships by motor freight, it will be noted on the product ad. Parcel shipments normally ship within 24 hours of receiving the order, delivery times will depend on your location, but typically arrive in less than 1 week. Motor freight sinks normally ship 1-2 business days. Delivery time will depend on your location, but normally shipping time is 1 week or less.

What's the difference between a vessel sink and a standard drop-in bathroom sink?

A vessel sink sits entirely on top of your vanity or countertop, creating that distinctive raised profile. A standard drop-in or undermount bathroom sink sits level with or below the surface. That means vessel sinks make a bolder visual statement and typically require a taller faucet to clear the rim comfortably.

Do I need a special vanity for a vessel sink?

Not necessarily, but you'll want to check the height. Because vessel bathroom sinks that rest completely above the counter add several inches of height, your vanity should be slightly lower than standard to keep the overall rim height comfortable for daily use. Most of our customers find that a 30" to 32" vanity height works perfectly with our bowl sinks.