Installing a concrete basin is straightforward, but it's worth knowing what to expect before your basin arrives.

Before It Arrives

Confirm your basin's exact dimensions against your vanity or countertop cutout, and check the outlet position matches your plumbing. Concrete basins are heavier than ceramic or steel — make sure your countertop or vanity unit is rated to support the weight (we list weight on every product page, and can advise if you're unsure).

Installation Steps

Most of our basins are designed as drop-in or countertop-mount pieces, so installation follows the same process as any solid-surface basin: position over the cutout, connect the waste and trap, and secure per the basin type (drop-in basins typically just need a bead of silicone sealant around the rim; countertop basins may need basin clips depending on your setup). We recommend a qualified plumber for the waste connection, but the basin placement itself is simple enough for a confident DIYer.

What It Costs

The basin itself is the main cost — our pricing is on each product page. Beyond that, budget for a plumber's time if you're not doing the waste connection yourself, and any tapware or accessories you're pairing with it. There's no special concrete-specific installation cost beyond that; it's priced and installed like any premium basin.

Questions about fitting a specific basin into your space? Get in touch and we'll help you figure it out before you order.