Stone Vessel Sinks

Stone vessel sinks span round bowls near Ø16.5" × 5.5" H (Ø420 × 140 mm) up to rectangular forms of 23.6" × 17.7" (600 × 450 mm). Oval profiles fall between, at 19.7" × 15.7" (500 × 400 mm) and 17.3" × 13.0" (440 × 330 mm). Each basin is hand-carved, so minor dimensional variation is normal across a batch. Buyers on tight vanity tolerances should confirm against the model spec sheet before locking cabinet widths.

Vessel basins are cut from ten natural stones across marble, limestone, travertine and onyx. They sit within the wider stone bathroom sink material range.

• Beige marble, cream beige marble and white veined marble
• Beige travertine and cream limestone
• Black and grey fossil limestone
• Brown wooden-vein marble, Indian Green marble and red onyx

Each stone carries its own veining, so a distributor can position light and dark palettes within one basin program.

Above-counter stone basins mount on top of the vanity surface, needing only a drain opening rather than a full bowl cutout. A common example is the round stone sink, a compact 420 mm round that drops onto a flat top through a single drilled hole. One countertop spec then carries several bowl shapes in the same run. To place that hole precisely, verify against the official technical drawing before fabrication and avoid re-drilling finished tops.

Stone vessel orders carry a minimum of 50 pcs per model within the stone basin category. Mixed-model orders combine different shapes and stones, but each individual model still meets its own 50 pcs floor rather than pooling across the mix. Lead time is confirmed at quotation once model split and finish are locked. Dealers building an assortment should plan the model count first, then confirm the per-model quantities in writing before releasing the purchase order.

SANIKB supports OEM finishes and custom carving on vessel basins, including bespoke sizes, natural-face or polished surfaces and specified tap-hole drilling. A distinctive one-off example is the river stone sink, where the raw boulder exterior stays untouched and only the inner bowl is worked. Carving depth and profile follow the drawing you supply. Request written confirmation from the factory on any custom dimension or finish before committing a private-label run.

Dealers usually anchor a showroom program on two or three shapes, then extend by stone color. Compact 420 mm rounds read as modern and space-saving, while the widest rectangular profile at 600 mm suits generous double vanities. Pairing a light marble against a black or grey fossil limestone gives buyers a visible palette contrast on one display wall. Stocking a single round and a single rectangular unit per stone lets a showroom cover tight and wide vanities without over-carrying inventory.