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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 27-1/2 in |
| Width (in) | 15-1/8 in |
| Height (in) | 5-1/8 in |
| Installation Method | Undermount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Undermount Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Oval |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 27-1/2 in |
| Width (in) | 15-1/8 in |
| Height (in) | 5-1/8 in |
| Installation Method | Undermount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant |
| No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Undermount Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Oval |
The Karran Cinox CCU200BC is an oval stainless steel undermount bathroom sink finished in Brushed Copper, designed for vanities where a warm metallic tone sets the room apart. It mounts beneath the countertop for a clean, rimless look, and its stainless steel construction brings lasting durability to a finish that reads rich rather than cold.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, burnished tone that pairs naturally with brass faucet hardware and wood vanity tones.
• Oval bowl profile softens the vanity layout and fits both classic and transitional bathroom styles.
• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and stands up to daily bathroom use without corroding or staining.
• Undermount installation eliminates the visible rim so the countertop surface wipes clean edge to edge.
• No faucet holes on the bowl means the faucet mounts through the countertop or vanity top, keeping the bowl surface uninterrupted.
This sink suits bathroom vanities where finish coordination is a priority. Brushed Copper pairs well with unlacquered brass, oil rubbed bronze, and antique-style hardware, making it a natural fit for transitional, vintage-inspired, or eclectic bathrooms. The oval shape works in single-sink vanities from compact powder rooms to larger master baths, and the undermount mount keeps the countertop plane unbroken, which reads especially well in stone, quartz, or solid surface tops where a visible rim would interrupt the surface. Cabinet shops building custom vanity boxes and contractors doing finish-level installs will both appreciate how the clean mount lines simplify the countertop-to-bowl transition.
The Cinox collection is built in stainless steel, a material that resists corrosion and holds up under the moisture cycle of a bathroom environment. The Brushed Copper finish gives the bowl its warm, directional texture — distinct from polished copper in that the brushed surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it sharply, which keeps the finish looking composed rather than flashy. Because the faucet mounts through the countertop rather than the bowl, there are no drilled holes to interrupt the finish surface. The 5-1/8 inch bowl depth gives enough working volume for a bathroom basin without turning the vanity into an awkward lean.
Designers specifying a cohesive warm-metal palette will find the Brushed Copper finish easier to coordinate than a cool stainless look. Homeowners renovating a powder room or guest bath who want a fixture that reads as a design choice rather than a commodity selection tend to land here. Contractors and cabinet shops sourcing vanity sinks for custom millwork builds will appreciate the consistent undermount installation path — the bowl attaches from below, the faucet goes through the top, and the countertop material governs the clip or adhesive method used.
No. The drain assembly is sold separately. Select a pop-up drain sized for a 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain opening and confirm whether your bowl has an overflow before ordering, since with-overflow and without-overflow drain versions are not interchangeable.
The bowl has no faucet holes, so the faucet mounts through the countertop or vanity top behind the bowl. This is standard for undermount vanity sinks — your countertop fabricator drills the hole pattern to match your faucet's configuration.
Undermount sinks attach to the underside of the countertop using clips or adhesive per the countertop manufacturer's method. Stone, quartz, and solid surface tops are all common choices; the countertop edge is finished to show above the bowl rim.
The brushed texture diffuses light, which makes water marks and fingerprints less visible than on a polished surface. Routine wipe-downs with a soft cloth keep the finish looking its best; avoid abrasive pads that could alter the brushed grain direction.
The Cinox line is Karran's stainless vessel and undermount collection. Karran also offers faucets in a range of finishes — check available Brushed Copper or Brushed Gold faucet options on the site to coordinate the mounting hardware finish with the bowl.
The Cinox Brushed Copper undermount sink brings a finish decision that does real design work — pairing warmth with the durability of stainless steel so the vanity holds up as well as it looks.
The Karran Cinox CCU200BC is an oval stainless steel undermount bathroom sink finished in Brushed Copper, designed for vanities where a warm metallic tone sets the room apart. It mounts beneath the countertop for a clean, rimless look, and its stainless steel construction brings lasting durability to a finish that reads rich rather than cold.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, burnished tone that pairs naturally with brass faucet hardware and wood vanity tones.
• Oval bowl profile softens the vanity layout and fits both classic and transitional bathroom styles.
• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and stands up to daily bathroom use without corroding or staining.
• Undermount installation eliminates the visible rim so the countertop surface wipes clean edge to edge.
• No faucet holes on the bowl means the faucet mounts through the countertop or vanity top, keeping the bowl surface uninterrupted.
This sink suits bathroom vanities where finish coordination is a priority. Brushed Copper pairs well with unlacquered brass, oil rubbed bronze, and antique-style hardware, making it a natural fit for transitional, vintage-inspired, or eclectic bathrooms. The oval shape works in single-sink vanities from compact powder rooms to larger master baths, and the undermount mount keeps the countertop plane unbroken, which reads especially well in stone, quartz, or solid surface tops where a visible rim would interrupt the surface. Cabinet shops building custom vanity boxes and contractors doing finish-level installs will both appreciate how the clean mount lines simplify the countertop-to-bowl transition.
The Cinox collection is built in stainless steel, a material that resists corrosion and holds up under the moisture cycle of a bathroom environment. The Brushed Copper finish gives the bowl its warm, directional texture — distinct from polished copper in that the brushed surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it sharply, which keeps the finish looking composed rather than flashy. Because the faucet mounts through the countertop rather than the bowl, there are no drilled holes to interrupt the finish surface. The 5-1/8 inch bowl depth gives enough working volume for a bathroom basin without turning the vanity into an awkward lean.
Designers specifying a cohesive warm-metal palette will find the Brushed Copper finish easier to coordinate than a cool stainless look. Homeowners renovating a powder room or guest bath who want a fixture that reads as a design choice rather than a commodity selection tend to land here. Contractors and cabinet shops sourcing vanity sinks for custom millwork builds will appreciate the consistent undermount installation path — the bowl attaches from below, the faucet goes through the top, and the countertop material governs the clip or adhesive method used.
No. The drain assembly is sold separately. Select a pop-up drain sized for a 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain opening and confirm whether your bowl has an overflow before ordering, since with-overflow and without-overflow drain versions are not interchangeable.
The bowl has no faucet holes, so the faucet mounts through the countertop or vanity top behind the bowl. This is standard for undermount vanity sinks — your countertop fabricator drills the hole pattern to match your faucet's configuration.
Undermount sinks attach to the underside of the countertop using clips or adhesive per the countertop manufacturer's method. Stone, quartz, and solid surface tops are all common choices; the countertop edge is finished to show above the bowl rim.
The brushed texture diffuses light, which makes water marks and fingerprints less visible than on a polished surface. Routine wipe-downs with a soft cloth keep the finish looking its best; avoid abrasive pads that could alter the brushed grain direction.
The Cinox line is Karran's stainless vessel and undermount collection. Karran also offers faucets in a range of finishes — check available Brushed Copper or Brushed Gold faucet options on the site to coordinate the mounting hardware finish with the bowl.
The Cinox Brushed Copper undermount sink brings a finish decision that does real design work — pairing warmth with the durability of stainless steel so the vanity holds up as well as it looks.