Undermount Sinks
- Height: 440mm
- Width: 540mm
- Depth: 200mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 440mm
- Width: 55mm
- Depth: 200mm, 140mm Second Bowl
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 440mm
- Width: 55mm
- Depth: 200mm, 140mm Second Bowl
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 493mm
- Width: 640mm
- Depth: 150mm, 80mm Second Bowl
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 508mm
- Width: 950mm
- Depth: 160mm
- Sink Installation: Standard Inset
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 450mm
- Width: 600mm
- Depth: 180mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 430mm
- Width: 210mm
- Depth: 140mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 430mm
- Width: 370mm
- Depth: 200mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 430mm
- Width: 430mm
- Depth: 200mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 430mm
- Width: 530mm
- Depth: 200mm
- Sink Installation: Undermount
- Sink Material: Stainless Steel
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Undermount Sinks
StovesAreUs offers a fantastic selection of undermount sinks from top manufacturers like Rangemaster. Unlike traditional inset sinks, undermount sinks are installed directly beneath the worktop, creating a sleek, seamless look by concealing the edges. This design also helps prevent crumbs, liquids, and dirt from getting trapped in the gap, making undermount sinks a hygienic and easy-to-clean option. They are typically compatible with stone or wood worktops.
At StovesAreUs, we have undermount kitchen sinks in a range of sizes. Our one-bowl sinks are great for smaller kitchens where counterspace is at a premium. You'll also find roomy 1.5 and 2-bowl undermount sinks, which allow plenty of extra space, meaning you can drain cooking water in one sink while washing dishes in another.
These sinks come in a wide range of colours and finishes, including ceramic and stainless steel undermount sinks, so you can create your dream kitchen. Go for a traditional look with a classic white Belfast undermount sink, or keep things sleek and contemporary with a steel sink. We even have striking granite sinks that will pair beautifully with dark stone countertops.
You can find even more styles in our full range of kitchen sinks. And, be sure to complete your sink with a quality mixer tap and pull-out tap.
All prices include VAT and delivery to the mainland UK, so transform the look of your worktops with an undermount kitchen sink today.
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