Journal
Plain answers about our carved stone sinks: what they cost, how long they take, sizes and weights, faucet holes and drains, the stones, and care.
How much does a marble sink cost?
Sinks up to 40 × 16 × 7 in cost $900 to $3,610, set by size and stone; larger ones and the Tower are priced by quote. The full price table and the tiers.
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How long does a marble sink take?
Production takes 2–4 weeks, then 5–12 days in transit. The steps you see in your order, and the three points where you approve before we go on.
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Marble sink sizes and weights
Every standard sink size in inches and millimeters, with its estimated weight in pounds and kilograms, and what that weight means for the wall.
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Faucet holes and drains
How many faucet holes each sink form takes, their size and spacing, where they are drilled, and the drain opening.
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The stones compared
The seven stones we carve, side by side: how each one looks, its price tier and how to look after it.
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How to care for a marble sink
Daily, monthly and yearly care for a stone sink, what to keep away from it, and what to do about a stain.
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