What is the difference between a drop-in and undermount brass sink?

A drop-in sink sits above the counter with a visible rim, while an undermount sink mounts below the counter surface for a seamless look. Brassna offers both configurations in solid brass and copper. Undermount installation requires a solid surface countertop (stone, quartz, or solid wood).

What finishes are available for Brassna kitchen sinks?

Brassna kitchen sinks are available in natural copper, hammered copper, unlacquered brass, and brushed brass finishes. Our hammered copper sinks are the most popular kitchen configuration — the hammered texture naturally resists scratching and adds visual depth to the basin.

Are Brassna brass sinks safe for food contact?

Yes. Solid brass and copper have inherent antimicrobial properties — both metals naturally inhibit bacterial growth. Brassna kitchen sinks contain no coatings or sealants that would affect food safety. Copper in particular is approved for food-contact surfaces under NSF/ANSI standards.

Drop-in Sinks

A drop-in sink is the most forgiving way to put solid metal into a worktop: the rolled rim sits proud of the surface, seals with silicone, and needs no undermount clips or fabricator visit. It suits timber, stone and composite equally.

Every brass drop in sink here is raised or spun by hand from solid brass — never plated, never brass-coloured steel — and left unlacquered so it starts bright and settles into warm gold over its first year. Brass is naturally antimicrobial, which matters most at a bar or prep station where drinks and food get handled.

Choose hammered for a surface that moves under light, or smooth for an unbroken mirror that wipes clean in one pass. Cutting templates are supplied with every sink.

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