Design & Build Quality

This model is part of the RHOMBUS family of inset sinks, characterised by linear drainer styling, radius 25mm deep bowls and a concealed hygienic overflow system.

Key specifications:

• Overall size: 1000 × 500mm
• Main bowl depth: 212mm
• Material: SS304 steel (0.8mm thickness)
• Left hand drainer layout included; waste disposal compatible.

Key Features & Performance

• Large single bowl format with left hand drainer, ideal for spacious kitchen workzones.
• Deep 212mm bowl offers generous clearance for larger cookware and helps reduce splash.
• Premium build from SS304 (0.8mm) surgical grade stainless steel for durability and hygiene.
• Designed for waste disposal compatibility, making it suitable for high use kitchens.
• Supplied with waste kit, hygienic overflow and fitting clips, easing installation.
• Minimum cabinet width: 600mm – ensures a proper fit in standard base units.

Because of these features, the EM02LH steel sink strikes a strong balance between generous capacity, refined construction and flexible installation.

Installation & Compatibility

When installing the EM02LH, ensure your base cabinet is at least 600mm wide to accommodate the 1000×500mm footprint and allow for adequate waste plumbing and clearance. Verify the worksurface cut-out and cabinet cavity allow for the 212mm bowl depth adequately. Select the left-hand drainer version if your layout places the drainer on the left side of the sink area for better workflow. Check that the included waste kit and hygienic overflow settings match your plumbing and disposal unit requirements.

Style & Pairing Tips

For a modern and streamlined kitchen aesthetic, pair the brushed stainless steel finish of the EM02LH with minimalist cabinetry in neutral tones, and a square neck chrome or matte black mixer tap. If you prefer a warmer design approach, integrate a Mariz worktop with metallic accents (such as brass or copper hardware) to contrast the steel finish. Because this sink has a large footprint and defined style, consider positioning it under a wide window or in an island run, so it becomes both a functional hub and a visual feature in the kitchen.