Stunning gloss white or matte white ceramic butler sink
Reversible sink - can be installed with flat or ribbed/farmhouse side facing out
Fine fireclay is fired at a higher temperature than standard ceramic, so the glazing is fused to the clay, making it more durable
Higher hot and cold temperature tolerance than standard ceramic
Highly stain, scratch, and chemical resistant
Maintains a consistent finish throughout the life of the sink
Waste Outlet Included: 90x50mm Basket Wastes, or upgrade your basket waste to match your tapware
Mounting options include Butler (exposed front), Counter Top (not glazed on back) and Under Counter (framework required)
Novi Stainless Steel Grid sold separately
We recommend purchasing your kitchen sink before you give final measurements to your kitchen cabinet maker to ensure a flawless fit

Description

The Novi 50 sink is one of the shortest width butler sinks on the Australian market, but still a great depth, perfect for butlers pantries! Match it with a larger sink from the Novi range in the main kitchen to complete the look. Made in Europe, the high quality fireclay and glazing is highly durable. This sink is thermal shock resistant, which means it can withstand fast changes in temperatures such as boiling water, as well as scratch and chemical resistant, unlike other sinks on the market.

The Turner Hastings matte white butler sink is the first to hit the Australian market. The matte finish provides a modern look, whilst maintaining its durability and its timeless, elegant look.

What's In The Box

Turner Hastings Novi 50 x 46 Fine Fireclay Butler Sink
90x50mm Basket Waste

Eclectic Apartment

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