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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15-3/4 in |
| Width (in) | 23-5/8 in |
| Height (in) | 4 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vessel Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Rectangular |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15-3/4 in |
| Width (in) | 23-5/8 in |
| Height (in) | 4 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant |
| No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vessel Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Rectangular |
The Karran Cinox CCV600SS is a rectangular stainless steel vessel bathroom sink that sits above the vanity surface, making the bowl itself the visual centerpiece of the space. Part of Karran's Cinox vessel collection, it brings the clean industrial appeal of brushed stainless steel to bathroom vanities where design impact matters as much as function.
• Above-counter vessel installation positions the bowl on top of the vanity for a distinctive, furniture-like presentation.
• Brushed stainless steel finish delivers a warm, contemporary look that coordinates with modern and transitional hardware equally well.
• Rectangular bowl profile provides a crisp geometric shape with clean, squared interior corners.
• No faucet holes on the bowl keeps the stainless surface uninterrupted; the faucet mounts through the vanity top.
• Single bowl configuration maximizes the full interior for handwashing and daily grooming tasks.
Vessel sinks belong on vanities where the bowl is meant to be seen. The Cinox CCV600SS suits powder rooms, primary bath vanities, and spa-style ensuite remodels where the sink reads as an intentional design element rather than something tucked into a countertop. The rectangular silhouette pairs naturally with flat-front cabinetry, clean-line hardware, and slab stone or quartz tops. Because the bowl sits above the counter, it also works well on floating wall-mount vanities where a recessed cutout would conflict with the thin shelf profile.
Plan the faucet pairing carefully. A vessel sink requires a taller faucet — standard short-neck lavatory faucets will not clear the bowl rim. A vessel-height single-hole faucet or a wall-mount faucet mounted at the correct height are both good choices; confirm spout height against the bowl's stated depth before ordering.
The Cinox collection is built in stainless steel throughout, giving the bowl durability that vitreous china and most composite options cannot match against everyday impact. The brushed finish is forgiving of water spots and minor surface contact compared to a mirror-polished surface, and it holds up in busy bathrooms without looking worn. Because the bowl is stainless, it is non-porous and simple to wipe down with standard bathroom cleaners. Avoid abrasive scrubbing pads that would scratch the brushed grain.
Installing a vessel sink is straightforward for any plumber or experienced DIYer: the bowl rests on the vanity top over a drain opening, and supply lines and drain connect below in the same configuration as any lavatory. The drain assembly is not included and should be ordered separately — select a pop-up or grid drain sized for a standard lavatory drain opening and verify it is compatible with a vessel installation (no overflow connection required for a vessel bowl that has no overflow). Because this bowl has no integral overflow, choose a drain made for sinks without overflow. The faucet mounts through the vanity top, not through the bowl, so the faucet's deck thickness rating should be matched to the top material in use.
No. The Cinox CCV600SS vessel bowl does not have an integral overflow. When selecting a drain, choose a version made for sinks without overflow.
No, the drain assembly is sold separately. Order a lavatory drain compatible with a vessel sink and without an overflow connection.
You need a faucet tall enough to clear the bowl rim comfortably. Measure from the vanity top to where the water should arc into the bowl, then confirm the faucet's spout height covers that clearance. Standard short lavatory faucets are not suited to vessel installations.
No. The Cinox CCV600SS is a vessel-style sink designed to rest on top of the vanity surface. It is not configured for undermount or top mount installation.
The bowl is stainless steel and durable enough for demanding use, but no commercial, ADA, or code listing is confirmed in the available product data. Verify compliance requirements with your local authority before specifying for commercial projects.
The Cinox CCV600SS takes the sink from a background utility to a foreground design feature, in a material that holds up as well as it looks. Pair it with the right vessel faucet and a clean vanity top, and the bathroom comes together around it.
The Karran Cinox CCV600SS is a rectangular stainless steel vessel bathroom sink that sits above the vanity surface, making the bowl itself the visual centerpiece of the space. Part of Karran's Cinox vessel collection, it brings the clean industrial appeal of brushed stainless steel to bathroom vanities where design impact matters as much as function.
• Above-counter vessel installation positions the bowl on top of the vanity for a distinctive, furniture-like presentation.
• Brushed stainless steel finish delivers a warm, contemporary look that coordinates with modern and transitional hardware equally well.
• Rectangular bowl profile provides a crisp geometric shape with clean, squared interior corners.
• No faucet holes on the bowl keeps the stainless surface uninterrupted; the faucet mounts through the vanity top.
• Single bowl configuration maximizes the full interior for handwashing and daily grooming tasks.
Vessel sinks belong on vanities where the bowl is meant to be seen. The Cinox CCV600SS suits powder rooms, primary bath vanities, and spa-style ensuite remodels where the sink reads as an intentional design element rather than something tucked into a countertop. The rectangular silhouette pairs naturally with flat-front cabinetry, clean-line hardware, and slab stone or quartz tops. Because the bowl sits above the counter, it also works well on floating wall-mount vanities where a recessed cutout would conflict with the thin shelf profile.
Plan the faucet pairing carefully. A vessel sink requires a taller faucet — standard short-neck lavatory faucets will not clear the bowl rim. A vessel-height single-hole faucet or a wall-mount faucet mounted at the correct height are both good choices; confirm spout height against the bowl's stated depth before ordering.
The Cinox collection is built in stainless steel throughout, giving the bowl durability that vitreous china and most composite options cannot match against everyday impact. The brushed finish is forgiving of water spots and minor surface contact compared to a mirror-polished surface, and it holds up in busy bathrooms without looking worn. Because the bowl is stainless, it is non-porous and simple to wipe down with standard bathroom cleaners. Avoid abrasive scrubbing pads that would scratch the brushed grain.
Installing a vessel sink is straightforward for any plumber or experienced DIYer: the bowl rests on the vanity top over a drain opening, and supply lines and drain connect below in the same configuration as any lavatory. The drain assembly is not included and should be ordered separately — select a pop-up or grid drain sized for a standard lavatory drain opening and verify it is compatible with a vessel installation (no overflow connection required for a vessel bowl that has no overflow). Because this bowl has no integral overflow, choose a drain made for sinks without overflow. The faucet mounts through the vanity top, not through the bowl, so the faucet's deck thickness rating should be matched to the top material in use.
No. The Cinox CCV600SS vessel bowl does not have an integral overflow. When selecting a drain, choose a version made for sinks without overflow.
No, the drain assembly is sold separately. Order a lavatory drain compatible with a vessel sink and without an overflow connection.
You need a faucet tall enough to clear the bowl rim comfortably. Measure from the vanity top to where the water should arc into the bowl, then confirm the faucet's spout height covers that clearance. Standard short lavatory faucets are not suited to vessel installations.
No. The Cinox CCV600SS is a vessel-style sink designed to rest on top of the vanity surface. It is not configured for undermount or top mount installation.
The bowl is stainless steel and durable enough for demanding use, but no commercial, ADA, or code listing is confirmed in the available product data. Verify compliance requirements with your local authority before specifying for commercial projects.
The Cinox CCV600SS takes the sink from a background utility to a foreground design feature, in a material that holds up as well as it looks. Pair it with the right vessel faucet and a clean vanity top, and the bathroom comes together around it.