Skip to content

Bathroom Sinks and Basins

The right sink sets the tone for the whole bathroom, whether it's a neat wall hung design in the cloakroom or a sculpted countertop bowl sitting on a statement vanity unit. Choose from crisp white ceramic, matt black, and gold designs, most backed by a 5-year guarantee.

Clear All
Filter & Sort
Clear All
Showing 24 of 24
Sort By
Filter & Sort
Clear All
Showing 24 of 24
Sort By
Blaze Wall Hung Basin
Blaze Wall Hung Basin
From £58.99 £0.00
Overflow Ring
Overflow Ring
From £2.99 £0.00
Pisa Basin 610mm
Sold Out
Pisa Basin 610mm
£65.99 £0.00
Monaco Round Tapledge Wall Hung Basin
Square Countertop White Basin
Karizma Basin & Pedestal
Aida Countertop Basin
Fitzroy Semi Recess Basin
Fiord Inset Cloakroom Basin
Rosewood Semi Recessed Basin
Round Countertop Basin Penny
Ceramic Basin 600 x 460 x 130 White Alicante
Monaco 400mm Round Countertop Black Basin
Nadine Countertop Round Matt Black Basin
Bodine Matt White Marble Countertop Basin
65% OFF
Edwardian 80cm Basin 2TH
Basin ly Brilliant
Overflow Ring Brushed Bronze
Legend Basin & Pedestal
Sold Out
Series 600 Basin & Full Pedestal
Summit Basin and Pedestal
White Basin and Pedestal Hartwell

What types of bathroom sinks are there?

It all comes down to how the sink is fixed, and each type suits a different kind of bathroom.

  • Wall hung basins fix straight to the wall, leaving the floor clear beneath, which makes a small room feel more open.
  • Countertop basins sit on top of a vanity unit or worktop like a bowl, adding a real sense of style.
  • Pedestal basins stand on a full-length pedestal that hides the pipework, a classic choice for family bathrooms.
  • Semi-pedestal basins are wall hung with a shorter pedestal beneath, hiding the waste pipe while keeping the floor clear.
  • Semi-recessed and inset sinks sit partly or fully within a vanity unit, giving you storage beneath and a neat, built-in finish.

What size bathroom sink do I need?

Measure the space you have, then think about how the sink will be used. A compact sink from around 330mm wide is perfect for a cloakroom where you only need to wash your hands, and you'll find plenty of options in our cloakroom basins. For a main bathroom or ensuite, a sink between 500mm and 600mm wide gives you comfortable room for washing your face and brushing your teeth. And if you have the space, a generous 800mm sink makes a real centrepiece in a larger, traditional bathroom.

How high should a bathroom sink be?

Most bathroom sinks sit with the rim around 800mm to 900mm from the floor, which suits the majority of adults comfortably. With a pedestal basin, the height is largely set by the pedestal itself, but wall hung and countertop sinks give you more freedom. For a wall hung design, you can fix it at whatever height feels most natural for the people using it. For a countertop bowl, remember to add the height of the bowl to the height of your vanity unit, as it sits on top rather than within it. If in doubt, stand in front of the wall and mime washing your hands, then measure to where your hands naturally rest.

Which shape of bathroom sink should I choose?

Shape has a bigger effect on the feel of the room than you might expect. Round basins and oval designs soften the clean lines of a modern bathroom and work beautifully as countertop bowls. Square basins and rectangular designs bring a crisp, architectural look, and their flat edges give you a little more space for soap. For classic curves and decorative details, our traditional sinks are made to match period-style bathrooms.

What are bathroom sinks made from?

Most of our sinks are made from vitreous china or ceramic, which is fired at a high temperature to create a hard, glossy surface that resists stains and wipes clean in seconds. Crisp white is the timeless choice, sitting comfortably in any bathroom. For something bolder, matt black adds instant contrast, while our gold basins bring a warm, glamorous finish that looks stunning alongside brushed brass taps.

Do bathroom sinks come with taps and a waste?

Most sinks are sold on their own, so you can choose the tap and waste that suit your style. Just remember to check how many tap holes the sink has before you choose a tap; a one tap hole sink takes a single mixer tap, a two tap hole sink takes separate hot and cold taps, and a sink with no tap holes pairs with a wall mounted tap. You'll find the perfect match in our basin taps and bathroom wastes and traps.

Should I choose a sink on its own or a vanity unit?

It depends on how much storage you need. A sink on its own, especially a wall hung or pedestal design, keeps the room feeling light and open, which is ideal for a cloakroom or a bathroom with plenty of storage elsewhere. If you'd like somewhere to hide toiletries and cleaning products, a sink built into a vanity unit gives you storage beneath without taking up extra space. Explore our full range of vanity units to compare.