Oval Concrete Vessel Sink

At 534 mm long and 390 mm wide, C0059 is the compact, asymmetrical oval among our concrete sinks. It is wider front to back than our slim oval for narrow tops, and taller than our low oval for wide vanities.

Its outline is deliberately uneven. Instead of a symmetrical egg, the bowl swells to one side, which gives a countertop a softer line than a round or rectangular basin would.

MB is the standard colour, a dark matte charcoal. With no pattern on the surface, the eye goes to the bowl's outline. In a concrete bathroom, that single dark tone makes the oval the focal point of the vanity.

Model

C0059

Size

21" × 15.4" × 6.6" (534 × 390 × 167 mm)

Shape

Asymmetrical oval, organic outline

Material

Concrete

Mounting

Above-counter (vessel)

Standard finish

Charcoal, colour code MB

MOQ

20 pcs

Spec sheet, product photos and drawings are available on request, and the sheet is the place to read the drain position before the top is drilled. Our other ovals sit in the oval concrete sink collection for side-by-side review.

An offset oval suits rooms that have already used straight lines on the mirror, tiles and cabinet fronts. One curved bowl per vanity breaks that geometry without adding another material.

For multi-unit schemes, a single colour and one size across every bathroom keep the specification simple for the purchasing team. Ask for the spec sheet to confirm vanity and drain compatibility before ordering the tops.

Retail chains and brand owners can use C0059 as the curved model among their bathroom sinks, in a concrete range alongside round and rectangular bowls. Because the outline is asymmetrical, show it on the shelf from above and from the side, so buyers see both the swell and the height.

Choose the tap before the counter height. Like most vessel sinks, a bowl standing 167 mm above the top needs a spout that clears the rim, or a wall tap that avoids the question altogether.

Concrete weighs more than ceramic of the same size, so confirm that the vanity carries the loaded bowl in daily use before the tops are ordered. Hand-cast pieces also carry a small dimensional tolerance, which is why the drawing, not a photo, governs the layout.

Tap and waste are fitted separately. Ask for the spec sheet before the plumber sets the waste position.

Twenty pieces is the starting quantity, and typical lead time runs 30–45 days. C0059 is cUPC certified, so name the destination market and the certificate reference goes into our reply. Send the points below and we quote against them.