Corner Copper sinks that make sense
Please note: the sinks on this page are very difficult to build, hence you likely will not find anyone else attempting to build them. The labor cost is quite high when building a complex sink like this, so the pricing is a bit higher than our standard rectangular sinks. That being said, if you have a corner sink design, this is truly a wonderful solution. Think about the alternatives - they are quite poor. You will be working in this sink for many years, so consider investing in something that is custom made to work for you much better than the alternatives.

They are expensive to make, but they sure offer the best solution for a 90 degree corner sink!
This sink will generally cost approximately $2500 or more.








This is the solution to a diagonal corner sink installation. This one happens to be an apron front sink. This is a tough sink to build. You will not find any other manufacturer offering this complex of a sink. The labor time to build this sink is about 50% higher than a standard sink, thus a price tag of about $3000.






How is this for a cool idea in a corner?

This is a diagonal corner sink as shown below. It was photographed prior to our applying a patina. This is a very expensive sink to build as most of the side panels have to be welded together and the entire top flange must be welded to the sides. It is also tricky to build as the bottom must be sloped to the drain. You will not find any other company building such a complex sink. I wish we could build this for less, but the labor is intensive for this sink. This sink sells for $2200 to $2750 depending on the size. We can also build this sink in stainless steel for just a tad more. Stainless steel is much more difficult to work with than copper with a design like this.