Bar Sinks 14 gauge pure copper

How about a copper apron front bar sink? This one features our linen patina.

This copper bar sink was integrated into a countertop with backsplashes. We even cut out for the electrical outlets. This top was ready to set on top of the cabinets for an easy installation. The patina shown is our self-healing weathered patina.

Have just a little space? No problem. A small bar sink just might do the trick! This one features our self-healing weathered patina and a hammered finish.

We can build you a trough sink too! They are handy to fill with ice to keep things cold. Don't forget one of our solid copper drains to go with it!

Round bar sink with our self healing weathered patina. Listen to what one of our customers says about the self healing patina - I LOVE my sink......highly, highly recommend it to EVERYONE!  Nothing bothers it, if I get a light spot from food, in matter of days it goes back to the same finish. Amazing....wonderful purchase.  june k
 

This is a very difficult and expensive sink to build (but worth it). This round sink features a 1/4" turned down rim so it will sit proud of the countertop. Just to give you an idea of what has to be done to make a sink like this... The rim, the flange, the side and the bottom are all separate pieces that have to be welded.

If you are budget minded, we can have bar or prep sinks made by the folks who manufacture our solid copper drains in Atlanta. They do not offer a square corner construction, but the finish is ours. We have the sinks shipped to us for the application of the self healing interior. I personally prefer the look of a square corner sink. It looks more custom and has more appeal to me. The sink is made of 16 gauge 99.9% pure copper, just like ours. The sinks come with our lifetime transferable warranty. This bar/prep sink will sell for about $700 to $900 depending on the size. Our custom sinks will price about $1295 for similar sizes. They key value on the less expensive sink is our exclusive self healing patina.



 

Looks like one of those trick photos doesn't it. Actually, it is a real photo of a whole bunch of copper bar sinks that we were told went to Washington, D.C. for the new Senators that were elected in 2008. This is a photo prior to weathering. From what I can tell, the bar sinks are getting used generously.

Round under mount custom stainless steel bar sink.

Custom shape stainless steel bar sink.

This is a custom bar top with a custom patina. It is approximately 102" long and 1 1/2" thick. We used 14 gauge cold rolled copper. The copper was returned 2 inches underneath the top.