ViandPro undermount kitchen sinks create a clean, uninterrupted worktop with the sink fitted neatly beneath the surface. Choose from compact and generous single bowls, versatile 1.5 bowl designs and a wider 800mm model, with finishes including stainless steel, black, brushed brass and gun metal for contemporary kitchen schemes.
Undermount Kitchen Sinks for a Clean, Contemporary Worktop
Undermount kitchen sinks are fitted beneath the worktop rather than sitting on top of it. This leaves the edge of the work surface visible around the bowl and creates a clean, streamlined finish that works particularly well with stone, quartz and other suitable solid worktops.
The ViandPro undermount sink range includes single and 1.5 bowl designs in several useful sizes, from compact 490 x 440mm models through to a generous 800 x 450mm stainless steel sink. Decorative finishes including black, brushed brass and gun metal provide alternatives to conventional stainless steel for kitchens where the sink forms part of the wider colour scheme.
Why choose an undermount kitchen sink?
The main appeal of an undermount sink is the uninterrupted worktop edge. With no raised rim sitting on the surface, crumbs, water and food debris can be wiped directly from the worktop into the bowl. The installation also gives more prominence to the worktop material and creates a particularly neat appearance around the sink area.
If your worktop or kitchen layout is better suited to a sink installed from above, you can compare the ViandPro inset kitchen sink range.
490mm and 590mm single bowl sinks
ViandPro single bowl undermount sinks include 490 x 440mm and 590 x 440mm formats. The compact 490mm models use a generous 450 x 400mm bowl, providing useful washing space while keeping the overall sink footprint relatively contained.
The wider 590mm single bowl models provide additional capacity while retaining a simple one-bowl layout. Single bowl sinks are particularly useful where you regularly wash larger cookware and prefer one uninterrupted washing area rather than dividing the available space between separate bowls.
1.5 bowl undermount sinks
A 1.5 bowl sink combines a full-size main bowl with a smaller secondary bowl. This provides separate areas for washing, rinsing, draining utensils or food preparation without requiring the width of a full double bowl sink.
The current 590 x 440mm ViandPro 1.5 bowl models use a 340 x 400mm main bowl together with a 180 x 400mm smaller bowl. Left-hand and right-hand configurations are represented across the range, so check the position of the smaller bowl against your preferred kitchen layout before ordering.
Stainless steel and coloured finishes
Traditional stainless steel remains a practical choice and is available on the larger 800 x 450mm single bowl model. Selected Nexa and Zara sinks introduce more decorative finishes, including black, brushed brass and gun metal.
These finishes make it possible to coordinate the sink more closely with kitchen taps, cabinet handles and other fittings. A brushed brass sink can introduce a warmer metallic tone, while black and gun metal provide darker alternatives for contemporary kitchens.
Check your worktop and cabinet before ordering
Undermount installation requires accurate worktop preparation, so the sink should be chosen before the worktop is templated or cut. The cabinet beneath also needs sufficient internal space for the bowl, waste, overflow and plumbing.
Check that your worktop material is suitable for undermount installation.
Measure the available base cabinet and worktop space.
Choose between a single bowl and 1.5 bowl configuration.
For 1.5 bowl sinks, confirm which side you want the smaller bowl positioned on.
Check the complete sink and bowl dimensions before the worktop is cut.
Allow suitable space beneath the sink for wastes and plumbing.
Undermount sinks are a strong choice where a clean worktop line and generous bowl space are priorities. Explore the different sizes, bowl layouts and finishes within the ViandPro range, or return to our complete kitchen sinks collection to compare undermount and inset designs.
