Ceramic Sink FAQs
Ceramic Sink FAQs
The ceramic kitchen sink combines beauty and functionality with a classic, handmade design. Available in both single and double bowl options with sleek, modern lines, it complements any kitchen style, from contemporary to traditional. Handmade in Lancashire, UK, this Whitebirk sink boasts a durable, anti-bacterial glaze and comes in white and charcoal.

Cracks in a ceramic sink can be normal due to several reasons:
1. Material characteristics: Ceramic materials, like those used in sink construction, can be prone to cracking due to their material nature.
2. Firing process: Ceramic sinks are created through a firing process, which can cause minor cracks or fissures.
3. Thermal shock: Ceramic sinks can experience thermal shock from sudden or extreme temperature changes, leading to cracks.
4. Settling and movement: As a sink settles into its mounting, minor cracks can appear due to slight movement or shifting.
5. Aging and wear: Over time, ceramic sinks can develop hairline cracks as a result of normal wear and tear.
6. Design or manufacturing: Some ceramic sinks are designed with a more rustic or textured look, which can include intentional cracks or fissures.
It's essential to note that not all cracks are equal. If the cracks are:
- Deep
- Wide
- Leaking water
- Accompanied by other damage
it's best to contact info@archant for assessment and potential repair or replacement.
In your case, if the cracks are minor, hairline, and not leaking, they are likely a normal result of the material and manufacturing process.
