Sinks & faucets · The details you use daily
Sinks & faucets. Details that work together.
A sink and faucet should be selected as part of the countertop and cabinetry plan. Houstone supplies and installs kitchen and bathroom fixtures, with published options including steel and granite-composite kitchen sinks, bathroom basins and faucets.
Begin with the room and the way you use it
Think about the size of cookware, preparation habits and whether one or two bowls would suit you. For a bathroom, consider the basin type, storage beneath it and the relationship with the mirror and faucet. Confirm the actual model and dimensions instead of choosing only by appearance.
- Kitchen sink bowl arrangement and size
- Bathroom basin style and vanity dimensions
- Faucet height, reach, finish and hole requirements
Check the connected dimensions
The sink needs to work with the cabinet, countertop and faucet placement. Share exact product specifications before fabrication, including any accessories or additional openings. Ask who is responsible for confirming clearances, supplying the fixtures and completing plumbing connections.
- Confirm the selected sink and its mounting requirements
- Resolve faucet and accessory openings
- Include existing fixtures you intend to retain in the brief
Compare the full arrangement
A product photograph shows one component, not the completed installation. Discuss the counter, sink, cabinet and backsplash together, and confirm which items and services appear in the proposal. The published online selection is a reference: dimensions, finishes, stock and current availability should be checked before ordering. Keep the selected model numbers and manufacturer documents with your project records.
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before you begin.
Can I keep my current sink or faucet?
Tell the team early and provide the model and photographs if possible. Suitability depends on its condition, the new arrangement and the exact installation requirements.