Reclaimed Sinks
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you stock discontinued bathroom colours?
Yes. We regularly source reclaimed and discontinued bathroom ware in colours such as avocado, pampas, burgundy, pink, peach, cream and champagne. Stock changes often, so please enquire if you cannot see the exact colour you need.
Can you help me find a matching replacement item?
Yes. Many customers come to us when one basin, toilet, cistern or bath has broken but the rest of the suite is still usable. Send us the colour, size, brand, photos or measurements and we will let you know what is available.
How do I pay for my order?
Secure your stock by filling in the enquiry form on the product page, we will be in touch quickly to arrange payment and delivery or collection.
Do you sell Thomas Crapper bathroom ware?
We stock original Thomas Crapper basins, toilets and period bathroom pieces when available. These items are highly sought after, so availability changes regularly.
Can you help with cloakroom basins?
Yes. We often help customers looking for small reclaimed basins, vintage cloakroom basins and compact bathroom pieces for smaller spaces.
Do you sell cloakroom toilet and basin sets?
Where stock allows, we can help with cloakroom toilet and basin sets, including matching coloured or period-style pieces. Please enquire if you need a specific size, colour or style.
Is all available stock listed online?
No. Reclaimed stock changes regularly, and not every item is listed on the website. If you are looking for something specific, please contact us as we may still be able to help.
Can reclaimed bathroom ware work with modern plumbing?
In many cases, yes. Reclaimed basins, toilets and cisterns can often be fitted with suitable modern parts. We recommend checking measurements and fittings with your plumber before buying.
Can you help me identify a colour or style?
Yes. If you are unsure whether your bathroom suite is avocado, pampas, burgundy, champagne or another discontinued colour, send clear photos and we will do our best to help identify it.