The sink code used to designate our sinks is comprised of 4 elements. As there are infinite combinations of design possible, the below list is only a guide. Some custom designs may require a higher code. Please feel free to contact us with any questions and for a quote.

The Sink

The first element of a sink code is a letter or group of letters that represents what sink will be used. Our many sink shapes and sizes can be viewed on our Product Page

The Color

The second element of a sink code represents the base color of the sink. Numbers represent our standard whites, "Cstm" is used for colors and standard Metallics, "Faux" is used for sinks that are hand painted to match stone, tile, or marble, and "Mtl" is used for our Metal-Clad sinks.

The Price

The third element of a sink code represents the price point of the sink. Starting at a code 100 (for standard white sinks) up to code 700 (for the more intricate all-over designs)

The Description

The last element of a sink code is the description. This can range from the name of the color to the description of the design hand painted on the sink.

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The below is an interactive example of how the price code works.

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