Where can I get a HUGE sink?

[tissy]

We're thinking of re-doing our utility room, and dh and I agree that what we need is a REALLY big sink! Whilst staying in the US recently we saw something like this , which would be ideal! Does anyone know where we can get one in the UK?

Out fall-back option would be a Belfast-type sink, but none that I've seen seem very deep!

try a plumber type of shop that sells to the trade

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second attempt

B&Q now do a big belfast sink in stainless steel(well in Bristol they do)Its lovely

thanks for those suggestions

anyone seen any American style utility sinks?

Nothing similar to the one you showed. How about a catering one , though they're stainless steel. Or a suggestion I saw in a google link from someone who was a potter, was to mount a bath at waist height. Unusual, certainly, and would give you loads of room!

not enough room for a bath AND a drainer, but the catering sinks are a good idea, thanks for that.

How deep are you looking for?

We have the ikea double 'belfast-style' sink, Domsjo - can't do links so you'll have to copy and paste if interested.

ttp://www.ikea.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?topcategoryId=15576&catalogId=10103&storeId=7&productId=34231&langId=-20&categoryId=15722&chosenPartNumber=10049143

Stats are:

Width: 82.4 cm
Depth: 64.1 cm
Height: 24.5 cm

We wash up on one side and then use the other side as a drainer.

(And if you end up looking for the single bowl version of Domsjo, I have one which we bought and didn't get round to returning)

thanks, Bluebear, but was hoping for a bit deeper! (May be a vain hope though!)

just googled...double belfast sink and came up with this one...

big enough?

That one isn't as deep as mine, so I guess not.
I tried googling 'trough sinks' for you (thinking horse's troughs are quite deep). Trough sinks are deep but very narrow.

Ohh, I apologise, just noticed that the 'farmhouse 1000' has a depth of 27.5 (well they call it height, but it's depth in my mind)