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Turner Hastings Kitchen Sinks Buying Guide


Turner Hastings kitchen sinks are fine fireclay sinks with a glazed finish, made in inset and undermount styles and as butler sinks with an exposed front. The collection suits classic, farmhouse and Hamptons kitchens as well as contemporary spaces, with gloss white, matte white, matte black and concrete look finishes.

What is a fine fireclay sink?

Fine fireclay is a clay body fired at a higher temperature than standard ceramic, so the glaze fuses to the clay. Turner Hastings describes it as stronger and less brittle than ceramic and highly resistant to stains, scratches and chemicals, and several sinks are double glazed. The Cuisine 68 and 81 are rated thermal shock resistant, so they handle fast temperature changes such as boiling water. Because fireclay is a natural product, sizes can vary by around 2 percent.

What Turner Hastings sink ranges are there?

  • Cuisine: inset or undermount sinks, from the compact Cuisine 30 x 46 and Cuisine Round 47 through the 46 x 46, 60 x 46, 68 x 48 and 81 x 48 singles to doubles and a 1160mm double with a drainer.
  • Novi: butler sinks from 500mm to 850mm, many with a universal front that is ribbed on one side and flat on the other.
  • Cove: butler sinks at 610, 762 and 838mm.
  • Galdor, Tribo and Lusitano: additional fireclay designs, including the Lusitano 120 x 50 double with a drainer.

How heavy is a fireclay sink?

Heavier than steel, so plan the support first. The Cuisine 46 x 46 weighs 19kg, the Novi 61 is 30kg, the Novi 75 is 40kg and the Cuisine 85 x 46 double is 46kg. Butler sinks need a cabinet or shelving built to carry them. Lift large sinks with two people, and have the sink on site before the cabinet maker finalises measurements.

Should I undermount or inset a fireclay sink?

Every Cuisine sink can be fitted either way. Undermount suits a stone benchtop and lets you cut drainer grooves into the stone beside the sink, which the Cuisine 60, 68, 81 and round sinks are designed for. Inset suits laminate and timber because the rim covers the cut edge. Butler sinks sit in front of the cabinet with the face on show. Water connections must be made by a licensed plumber.

Do Turner Hastings sinks include a waste?

Most Cuisine and Novi sinks include a 90mm stainless steel basket waste, while the Cove sinks are sold without wastes. Overflow and tap holes vary: the Cuisine 46 x 46 and 68 x 48 come with or without an overflow, and the Cuisine 30 has no tap hole. Check each product before choosing the tap. The Cuisine 60 and 93 are suited to a food waste disposer.

Which finish should I choose, and how do I care for it?

Gloss white gives a bright, classic look, matte white and matte black suit modern kitchens, and the concrete look suits industrial styles. White shows marks sooner than darker finishes. Rinse after use, wash with mild dish soap and a soft cloth, and use a baking soda paste on stains or metal marks. Avoid steel wool and abrasive pads, and use a sink grid or rubber mat to protect the glaze from heavy pans.

Completing the room

See Turner Hastings butler sinks and the Chester farmhouse collection, then choose a tap from Turner Hastings kitchen taps or gooseneck sink mixers. For more materials, browse ceramic kitchen sinks at The Blue Space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Turner Hastings sinks made?

Turner Hastings sources its sinks internationally as part of its supply chain, with fireclay production drawing on manufacturing expertise from established ceramic and fireclay producers overseas, while the brand itself is run and distributed out of Australia. If country of manufacture for a specific product matters to your decision, check the product listing or contact the supplier directly, since sourcing can vary between ranges.

Does Turner Hastings design its sinks for the Australian market?

Turner Hastings operates and distributes as an Australian brand, established to bring fireclay and butler-style sinks to the Australian market, and is a recognised name in that category locally. As with many Australian tapware and sink brands, being an Australian brand doesn't necessarily mean every product is manufactured domestically, so check individual product details if origin of manufacture is important to you.

What is Turner Hastings best known for?

The brand is best known for fireclay sinks in a farmhouse or butler style, typically a single deep bowl with a rolled or apron front, a look that's become popular in country-style and heritage-inspired Australian kitchens. Fireclay is a dense, kiln-fired ceramic material valued for its durability and resistance to staining and scratching compared with some other sink materials.

Can you pour boiling water into a Turner Hastings fireclay sink?

Fireclay is generally more heat-resistant than materials like acrylic or laminate-based composites, since it's fired at very high temperatures during manufacturing, but sudden extreme temperature changes, such as pouring boiling water directly onto a cold, wet sink surface, can still put thermal stress on any ceramic material over time. As a general precaution, running a little warm water into the bowl first, or avoiding pouring boiling water directly onto one fixed spot, is sensible care for any fireclay sink, not just Turner Hastings.

What is considered the best sink brand in Australia?

This depends on what you're prioritising, material, mounting style, or budget, rather than one brand being best across the board. Turner Hastings stands out specifically in fireclay and farmhouse-style sinks, while other brands lead in stainless steel or composite categories. Comparing warranty terms, material type and mounting compatibility against your own kitchen setup is a more useful approach than ranking brands generally.

How do I look after a Turner Hastings fireclay sink?

Fireclay is dense and non-porous once fired, so it resists staining well, but it should still be cleaned with a non-abrasive cloth and mild detergent rather than harsh abrasive scourers, which can dull the glaze over time. Avoid dropping heavy cast iron or cookware directly into the bowl, since fireclay, while durable, can chip on hard, sharp impact the way any ceramic material can.