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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15 in |
| Width (in) | 15 in |
| Height (in) | 4-3/4 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Round |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15 in |
| Width (in) | 15 in |
| Height (in) | 4-3/4 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant |
| No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Round |
The Karran Cinox CCT100BC is a round, top mount stainless steel bathroom sink in Brushed Copper, sized at 15 by 15 by 4-3/4 inches and designed to drop into a standard vanity cutout. Part of Karran's Cinox vessel and above-counter collection, it brings an eye-catching warm metallic finish to bathroom and powder room installations where a conventional chrome or stainless look isn't the goal.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, textured metallic surface that coordinates with gold-tone and oil-rubbed hardware families.
• Round 15 by 15 inch bowl fits neatly on a single-sink vanity without demanding a wide countertop footprint.
• Top mount installation drops the bowl into a circular cutout from above, with no undermount hardware or adhesive bonding required.
• Stainless steel construction keeps the basin nonporous and easy to wipe clean after daily handwashing use.
• 4-3/4 inch bowl depth provides adequate basin volume for a bathroom sink while keeping the rim profile low on the vanity top.
The Brushed Copper finish is the deciding factor for most buyers choosing this model over its siblings in the Cinox line. It pairs naturally with vanities that carry warm metal accents: oil-rubbed bronze faucets, brushed gold pulls, or unlacquered brass fixtures. Powder rooms see this finish most often, where a single statement piece gets full visual attention. It also works well in guest bathrooms being updated from a chrome-and-white palette toward a warmer, more layered look.
Because the sink installs from above, it suits both new vanity tops and existing countertops with an existing or re-cut circular opening. The rim covers the cutout edge, so laminate and tile tops are workable surfaces without exposed edge treatment. Faucet holes are not part of the bowl, so the faucet mounts through the vanity top or countertop adjacent to the sink.
The Cinox line uses stainless steel as its base — a nonporous, smooth material that resists the buildup that grouted ceramic and porous stone surfaces can struggle with in a bathroom environment. The Brushed Copper surface finish gives the bowl its warm tone and directional texture. Because the finish is applied over stainless, the bowl retains the dimensional stability and thin-wall profile stainless is known for, without the weight of a cast material. Routine cleaning with a soft cloth and mild soap is all the bowl needs to maintain its appearance.
Designers specifying a vanity with a curated finish story will find the Brushed Copper finish addresses a gap that plain stainless and white ceramic cannot fill. Cabinet shops building powder room vanities to a client's finish board can match this sink to door and drawer hardware in the same copper or bronze family. Contractors doing bathroom refreshes gain a drop-in that installs without specialized fabrication tools or adhesive systems. Homeowners renovating on their own appreciate the straightforward cutout-and-clamp installation that top mount sinks have always offered.
No drain assembly is included. A standard 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain, purchased separately, fits the drain opening.
The bowl has no faucet holes. The faucet mounts through the vanity top or countertop, not through the sink itself.
Wipe the bowl with a soft cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleanser after use. Avoid harsh scrubbing pads that can mar the brushed surface.
A single-hole or widespread faucet mounted through the countertop works well. Standard-height bathroom faucets suit this installation since the bowl sits at counter level, not above it.
At 15 by 15 inches overall, the bowl is compact enough for most single-sink vanity tops. Verify the available deck space and confirm the cutout diameter against the manufacturer's template before cutting.
When the vanity finish palette calls for warmth rather than chrome neutrality, the Cinox CCT100BC in Brushed Copper resolves the search — a drop-in stainless bowl sized for everyday bathroom use, finished to anchor the room's hardware story.
The Karran Cinox CCT100BC is a round, top mount stainless steel bathroom sink in Brushed Copper, sized at 15 by 15 by 4-3/4 inches and designed to drop into a standard vanity cutout. Part of Karran's Cinox vessel and above-counter collection, it brings an eye-catching warm metallic finish to bathroom and powder room installations where a conventional chrome or stainless look isn't the goal.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, textured metallic surface that coordinates with gold-tone and oil-rubbed hardware families.
• Round 15 by 15 inch bowl fits neatly on a single-sink vanity without demanding a wide countertop footprint.
• Top mount installation drops the bowl into a circular cutout from above, with no undermount hardware or adhesive bonding required.
• Stainless steel construction keeps the basin nonporous and easy to wipe clean after daily handwashing use.
• 4-3/4 inch bowl depth provides adequate basin volume for a bathroom sink while keeping the rim profile low on the vanity top.
The Brushed Copper finish is the deciding factor for most buyers choosing this model over its siblings in the Cinox line. It pairs naturally with vanities that carry warm metal accents: oil-rubbed bronze faucets, brushed gold pulls, or unlacquered brass fixtures. Powder rooms see this finish most often, where a single statement piece gets full visual attention. It also works well in guest bathrooms being updated from a chrome-and-white palette toward a warmer, more layered look.
Because the sink installs from above, it suits both new vanity tops and existing countertops with an existing or re-cut circular opening. The rim covers the cutout edge, so laminate and tile tops are workable surfaces without exposed edge treatment. Faucet holes are not part of the bowl, so the faucet mounts through the vanity top or countertop adjacent to the sink.
The Cinox line uses stainless steel as its base — a nonporous, smooth material that resists the buildup that grouted ceramic and porous stone surfaces can struggle with in a bathroom environment. The Brushed Copper surface finish gives the bowl its warm tone and directional texture. Because the finish is applied over stainless, the bowl retains the dimensional stability and thin-wall profile stainless is known for, without the weight of a cast material. Routine cleaning with a soft cloth and mild soap is all the bowl needs to maintain its appearance.
Designers specifying a vanity with a curated finish story will find the Brushed Copper finish addresses a gap that plain stainless and white ceramic cannot fill. Cabinet shops building powder room vanities to a client's finish board can match this sink to door and drawer hardware in the same copper or bronze family. Contractors doing bathroom refreshes gain a drop-in that installs without specialized fabrication tools or adhesive systems. Homeowners renovating on their own appreciate the straightforward cutout-and-clamp installation that top mount sinks have always offered.
No drain assembly is included. A standard 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain, purchased separately, fits the drain opening.
The bowl has no faucet holes. The faucet mounts through the vanity top or countertop, not through the sink itself.
Wipe the bowl with a soft cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleanser after use. Avoid harsh scrubbing pads that can mar the brushed surface.
A single-hole or widespread faucet mounted through the countertop works well. Standard-height bathroom faucets suit this installation since the bowl sits at counter level, not above it.
At 15 by 15 inches overall, the bowl is compact enough for most single-sink vanity tops. Verify the available deck space and confirm the cutout diameter against the manufacturer's template before cutting.
When the vanity finish palette calls for warmth rather than chrome neutrality, the Cinox CCT100BC in Brushed Copper resolves the search — a drop-in stainless bowl sized for everyday bathroom use, finished to anchor the room's hardware story.