The Thomas Denby Buxton 900 is a striking double-bowl ceramic sink from the British Classics collection, combining traditional farmhouse styling with generous proportions.
Key features:
- Two equal-sized bowls for maximum functionality
- Decorative fluted ceramic apron-front design
- Luxurious, durable, anti-bacterial glaze finish
- Handmade by master craftsmen in Britain
- Overall size: 895 x 465 x 235mm, Bowl sizes: 403 x 405 x 199mm
- Apron front installation, compatible with 90mm waste
- Lifetime warranty
Choose the perfect sink for your kitchen
Below are a few options to consider when choosing your perfect kitchen sink, from material to sink configuration.
| Stainless Steel |
Stainless steel is the most popular material, made from premium 18/10 nickel steel. It looks beautiful, is resistant to staining, chipping, rust and corrosion, is heat-proof and non-fading, hygienic and suitable for food preparation. |
| Ceramic |
Kiln-fired porcelain for a tough, smooth gloss finish which is able to stand up to even the harshest treatment. Very hard-wearing, mostly used in classic, country-style kitchens. Can be inset, undermounted or the classic Belfast style. |
| Composite Granite |
Contains 80% tough granite particles with an acrylic of synthetic material, which gives great strength. They are resistant to burns, dents, chips, scratches and stains - 100% food safe, 100% acid resistant, 100% non-fading. They can resist up to 280 degrees of heat. |
| Undermounted vs Inset Sinks |
Traditional inset sinks are extremely practical. They can be cheaper than undermounts, and simpler to install. Undermounts give a seamless appearance to worktops, which can have drainer grooves cut into them. Both styles can be found in Stainless Steel, Ceramic or Composite Granite. |
| 1 bowl vs 1.5 bowls | The 1.5 bowl is the most popular configuration, if space permits. The smaller bowl can be used for washing cutlery or glassware to save water and time. Can also be used with a drainer basket to drain vegetables, rinse salads, etc. |