Butler & Rose Ceramic Fireclay Belfast / Butler Kitchen Sink - 595 x 450mm

Add timeless country-kitchen charm to your home with this stunning fireclay ceramic sink. A single, generous bowl measuring 220mm in height has size enough for your largest pots and pans.

The Butler & Rose Belfast / Butler sink is made from traditional fireclay, a type of ceramic created when clay is heated and cured at upwards of 1,800°F. The resulting farmhouse-style sink has a nonporous surface, making it simple to keep clean. Unlike steel or composite granite sinks, which require some serious elbow grease to keep them looking at their very best, fireclay ceramic is brought back to new with a brief wipe of a cloth.

Both durable and desirable, a fireclay sink is resistant to acids & alkalis, chips and scratches. The harder-than-rock material is extremely resilient and can comfortably stand the test of time.

Features:

• Single generous bowl - large enough to soak even the biggest casserole dish
• Heavy-duty fireclay ceramic - built to last
• Non-porous naturally dirt-repelling brilliant white glaze
• Simple to keep clean and at its best - simply wipe with a damp cloth after use
• Impervious to knocks and naturally impact resistant
• Waste kit & pipework sold separately - please see our recommended extras
• Prefer a chunkier look? Butler & Rose also offer the same style of sink, but with a thicker 36mm ceramic profile. Discover it here
• 10 year guarantee

Dimensions:

• Depth - 450mm
• Width - 595mm
• Height - 220mm
• Ceramic thickness - 22mm
• Minimum cabinet - 600mm

Bowl dimensions:

• Depth - 406mm
• Width - 551mm

Important info about this sink

• The taps pictured are not included. Take your pick from any in our range of traditional kitchen mixers. Or go modern to mix things up.
• This sink tapers from top to bottom. Please see tech drawing for details.

Please note: This fireclay ceramic sink may have a tolerance of +/-3% on the specified measurements. This is due to the manufacturing process. As fireclay ceramic is a natural material, once it has been fired in the kiln it can expand or contract ever so slightly causing slight fluctuations to the measurements stated above and in the spec box. For this reason, we strongly recommend that you wait until you have received your sink and can measure it for templating purposes before making any cuts in your worktop. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact our sales team here via live chat or email