Architectural Grade
Bespoke Fabrication

Custom Ramping Sinks

Made to Measure in Solid Surface — Seamless, with an Integral Drain Slope

Architectural-grade solid-surface ramping sinks made to your exact size — a seamless, non-porous basin with a floor that slopes to the drain, so water clears completely with no standing puddles.

Machine
Accuracy
Sloped
Self-draining floor
Seamless
Solid surface
How It Works

Configure, Quote, Installed

1

Configure Online

Guided steps: length, width, material, thickness and edge profile — with a live drawing at every step.

2

Reviewed & Quoted

Your configuration is reviewed and a firm quote comes back within one business day, with drawings for approval.

3

Made to Machine Accuracy

Made to your exact dimensions and shipped ready to install.

Spec’d to Your Basin

Detailed to Your Size & Drain

Every ramping sink is drawn to your exact conditions — length, width, basin depth and drain position — with the floor slope captured in a plan and section drawing, so what you receive drains exactly where you need it.

Fabrication spec sheet: dimensioned plan and bowl section of a Corian® ramping sink
Solid Surface Colors

A seamless surface that stays clean

Glacier White
Dune Prima
Silver Birch
Crème Royale
Concrete
Lava Rock
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machine accuracy
Dimensional tolerance
Millions
Combinations
Nationwide
Crated & shipped
By the Numbers

Specifications at a glance

MaterialSolid surface · DuPont Corian®
Basin shapeRamped floor with a shallow overall section
AccessibilityDrawn to preserve knee and toe clearance under the counter
Typical useAccessible washrooms, healthcare, schools, public buildings
IntegrationBonded to the underside of the deck and sanded flush — seamless, no rim, no joint to catch dirt
SurfaceNon-porous, repairable and renewable in place, no sealing required
Dimensional tolerancemachine accuracy
DeliverableDimensioned fabrication-ready spec sheet with plan and section
Made inUnited States
Before You Order

How to Measure Your Ramping Sink

A few measurements define the basin. Send a photo with your rough numbers and we’ll confirm the drawing before anything is fabricated.

01

Size

Give the overall length and width of the basin opening, plus the finished basin depth from rim to floor.

02

Drain

Note where the drain sits along the length — centered, or offset left or right — and the floor will slope toward it.

03

Height

Measure the sink height so the rim and apron land at the right elevation on your counter or cabinet.

Questions

Custom Ramping Sinks FAQ

What are ramping sinks made from?

Solid surface — a seamless, non-porous material with no joints or grout, so the sloped floor cleans easily and drains completely. Made to order in your chosen color and finish.

How does the ramping floor work?

The basin floor is sloped toward the drain so water runs off instead of pooling. You choose the drain position — centered, or offset left or right — and the slope is drawn to suit.

How do I measure for a ramping sink?

Give the overall length and width, the basin depth, the drain position and the sink height. The configurator accepts your exact dimensions to half-inch precision with a live plan and section drawing.

Where are ramping sinks used?

Anywhere a seamless, self-draining basin matters — healthcare, labs, commercial washrooms and residential utility spaces — with a non-porous surface that stays easy to keep clean.

How precise are the finished dimensions?

Every ramping sink is made to your exact dimensions, cut to machine accuracy.

Ready to Build Your Ramping Sink?

A few guided steps, a live drawing, and a firm quote in one business day.

Custom Ramping Sinks & Accessible Basins

A ramping sink has a ramped floor and a deliberately shallow section, so the bowl stays thin enough to preserve knee clearance under the counter. Bonded into the deck and sanded flush, like every basin in the range. Configure it online and receive a dimensioned, fabrication-ready spec sheet with a plan and a section, cut to machine accuracy.

Depth is the accessibility problem

At an accessible lavatory the constraint is not the bowl, it is what sits under it. A deep basin eats the clearance a wheelchair user needs. A ramped section keeps the usable bowl while holding the underside high.

Ramped, not just shallow

A uniformly shallow basin holds nothing and splashes. Ramping the floor gives depth at the drain and shallowness at the front edge, so it works as a sink and still clears underneath.

Where it suits

Accessible washrooms, healthcare, schools and public buildings — anywhere an accessible lavatory is being specified rather than retrofitted.

How to measure

Give the countertop dimensions, the basin position along the run and the drain location. The bowl is drawn into the top as one piece, so the two are specified together rather than bought separately. Send a photograph with the rough numbers and the drawing is confirmed before anything is cut.