Undermount ceramic sink. VILLEROY & BOCH SUBWAY 545 Color: white - White Alpin

The Luxembourg manufacturer of ceramic products, Villeroy & Boch, has been producing ceramics for over 260 years. Over that time, Villeroy & Boch has gained worldwide popularity. You can find the ceramic dining set from this manufacturer on many tables in upscale restaurants.

Villeroy & Boch ceramic sinks

Ceramics have been used by people for millennia. Villeroy & Boch ceramic sinks will impress you with their hygiene, robustness, and scratch resistance. If you are looking for a traditional manufacturer, you won't find anyone with a longer tradition.

Properties of Villeroy & Boch ceramic sinks

Longevity

Ceramic is highly resistant to impacts and scratches. Even with everyday use, a ceramic sink will always look brand new.

Cleaning

Cleaning Villeroy & Boch sinks doesn't take much effort or time. Stains can be easily removed using commonly available kitchen cleaners. If you want to clean the ceramic sink thoroughly, you can use the original ceramic sink cleaner. Since ceramic sinks are used in laboratories around the world, it is impossible for you to damage them during cleaning.

Robustness

Ceramic sinks are heat and frost resistant. Hot pots and pans can be safely placed directly in the sink or on the draining board. Ceramic sinks are designed to withstand heavy impacts from objects such as pots and pans.

Hygiene and its impact on food.

Ceramics are chemically stable and completely safe for contact with food. In the Villeroy & Boch sink, you can wash sensitive foods such as asparagus and other foods that are sensitive to contact with metals without any worries.

History of the company Villeroy & Boch

Ceramics is a very traditional material, as is the manufacturer Villeroy & Boch. François Boch began producing ceramics over 260 years ago. Thanks to his professional skill and business talent, Boch's ceramics became famous throughout Europe. His successor, Pierre-Joseph Boch, developed a new composition of ceramics (calcite ceramics) that could replace the previously very popular and expensive porcelain. In 1836, he joined forces with competitor Nicolas Villeroy and they began doing business together. Thanks to their shared know-how and the use of modern technologies for their time, Villeroy & Boch became globally renowned. Success in ceramics was not enough, and the company soon opened its own glassworks. Villeroy & Boch collaborated with leading artists and received prestigious commissions one after another.

Villeroy & Boch and ecology

Villeroy & Boch focuses on optimizing its manufacturing processes, so that it consumes as little energy as possible during the production of its sinks and other ceramics. Villeroy & Boch also adheres to several strict environmental standards such as EMAS and ISO 14001. In 2000, XYZ created the largest ceramic mosaic in the world. Anyone could have their name inscribed in this mosaic for 100 euros. The proceeds from this competition were then used for various environmental projects.