One slab goes in. One basin comes out.
A conventional stone basin is cut into panels and glued at the corners. Those joints are where it fails — they trap grime, the silicone yellows, and within a few years water finds its way through.
- Heated and formed over a mould, not assembled
- Veining runs unbroken around every curve
- Nothing to re-seal, nothing to replace
- Water tested individually before packing




