Sink Design

At Metal Sheets Ltd, we work closely with our clients to design and produce exquisite brass and copper sinks for their kitchens. Our offerings range from small rectangular bowls to large multi-bowl configurations, available in any size you desire. We also provide customizable options for sink plug hole designs and overflow features to suit your style.

Share your dimensions, drawings, or sketches with us, and we’ll bring your vision for a copper kitchen sink to life. Our workshop is equipped with cutting-edge fabrication technologies, including laser cutting, computerized sheet bending, and TIG welding, allowing us to accommodate any special requests you may have.

This image shows a long copper kitchen worktop we made into which two copper bowls have been integrated. An aged patina was added to finish it off.

While you are browsing check out our kitchens and also have a look at our brass sinks and zink sinks

Sink Materials

At Metal Sheets Ltd, we are committed to quality, sourcing only the finest materials for our copper sinks. Our premium copper sheets are imported directly from reputable German mills, guaranteeing that you receive some of the highest quality copper available worldwide. We utilize 1.5mm and 2mm thick copper for the construction of our sinks. Our advanced machinery ensures precise dimensional tolerances, and we maintain stock of brass sheets for constructing sinks up to 2.5 meters long

This image depicts a copper work top with a larger integrated sink. The work top and the sink were aged in our patina studio just to finish the rustic industrial look.

Sink Finishing

After fabrication, our copper sinks move on to the finishing department. Here, we meticulously clean the welded joints and blend all components of the sink to create a seamless appearance. The final product features a beautiful satin finish.

It’s important to note that natural copper will eventually develop a patina, a normal process that results in a graceful aging through various shades of brown. Some clients prefer to start their copper worktops and sinks with an aged patina for an instant vintage look.

This is a quite large copper counter that we made to clients instructions, it has two similar sized rectangulat integrated sinks. The finsh is natural copper.

Sink Maintenance

Caring for a natural copper kitchen sink is essential to maintain its beauty and longevity.
Cleaning equipment consists of soft cloths, microfiber are good, warm water and mild detergent.
Do not use any abrasive cleaners.
After washing use a clean dry cloth to dry any remaining water to avoid water spots.

To moderate the rate that the copper acquires patina you can apply beeswax, this also hels repell water.

This image is a copper worktop we made with a narrow rectangular bowl integrated, the final product was given an aged copper patina to enhance the rustic appearance.