BRASSWARE & ACCESSORIES


Clearwater Products expands British Classics range with Theocsbury apron-front ceramic sink


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learwater Products recently launched Theocsbury at KBB 2026,


a new apron-front ceramic sink designed to combine traditional styling with the practical demands of modern kitchens. Part of Clearwater’s British Classics collection,


Theocsbury is a generously proportioned 1.5 bowl sink that makes a strong visual statement while delivering everyday versatility for busy households. The sink features a distinctive fine-ribbed apron front, creating a focal point that suits both classic and contemporary kitchen designs. The double-bowl configuration is designed with practicality in mind. The large main bowl


comfortably accommodates oversized cookware and roasting trays, while the secondary bowl provides a convenient and water-efficient solution for smaller daily tasks. Handmade in Britain by master craftsmen,


Theocsbury is finished with a luxurious, durable, anti-bacterial glaze and is supplied with a lifetime warranty, offering long-term reassurance for installers and homeowners alike. A 90mm waste outlet and integrated overflow are included, while the apron-front installation makes it ideal for feature cabinetry designs. Theocsbury is supplied without tap holes, allowing flexibility in tap selection, and is


compatible with Clearwater’s Thomas Denby waste range in a variety of finishes to complement wider kitchen schemes. With its combination of traditional character,


high-quality craftsmanship and installer-friendly design, Theocsbury is well suited to premium kitchen projects where performance and aesthetics are equally important. For more information, or to request a brochure,


visit the website. ▶ www.clearwaterproducts.co.uk


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