Caple sinks on this page come in two materials: white ceramic and 1.2mm brushed stainless steel. The ceramic sinks suit traditional and farmhouse kitchens. The stainless steel options range from plain steel to coloured metallic finishes for a more modern look. You can choose a single bowl, a 1.5 bowl or a 2.0 bowl, and none of the sinks has a tap hole, so you can pair any of them with a deck or wall tap from the Caple taps range.
The ceramic sinks have a hygiene finish and are hand finished, so sizes can vary by about 2%. Measure the actual sink before you cut the worktop. The Cheshire and Paladin sinks can be inset or undermounted. The Lingfield butler sink sits on a laminate worktop, with a lip on three edges and an exposed front, and it needs a Belfast sink base unit. Most ceramic sinks don't come with wastes, so allow for these when you order.
The Mode sinks come in copper, gold, gunmetal and black steel finishes. You can have a compact single-bowl Mode 45 or a Mode 3415 with a small bowl on the right. If you inset a Mode sink, you'll need to cut a small notch in the underside of the worktop for the overflow. The plain stainless steel Zona sinks come with practical accessories. The single-bowl Zona 100 includes a colander, cup stand and bottle holder. The Zona 200 has two bowls and a low-profile edge, and comes with a colander, a chopping board and a plumbing kit. Every sink here is suitable for a waste disposer.
To narrow the choice, start with your base unit. The single-bowl Mode 45 and Zona 100 fit a 500mm unit, the 1.5 bowl Mode 3415 and Paladin 150 fit a 600mm unit, and the wider ceramic sinks and the Zona 200 need 800mm. Then pick a material and colour, and decide how the sink will fit your worktop. If you're cutting into a laminate worktop, Caple inset sinks shows the models listed for inset fitting. To plan a sink and tap together, browse Caple sinks and taps.
