Rossco Butler Sinks
Twenty five Rossco butler sinks, from R2,853 for the smallest Baby Butler to R11,650 for the widest double, with the median near R6,895. Widths run 400mm to 995mm, the practical span for this style. For baths and the non-butler basin shapes, start at Rossco.
Butler or Belfast, and Which You Are Choosing
In South Africa the two names are used interchangeably, and Rossco's own catalogue at rossco.co.za files its Belfast basins inside its butler family. One sink here carries the name outright, the Belfast Single Butler Basin White at 600x455x230mm, sitting beside plain butler singles of near identical size. The real decision is width, body height and how the sink meets the worktop. Our buying guide covers it at length.
Sizing, from the 400mm Baby Butler to the 995mm Double
Four sizes do most of the work. The Baby Butler at 400x350x200mm is the scullery and bar option, and the entry price. Nine of the twenty five are 600mm wide, the standard single, among them the Fluted Butler and the Belfast. Above that is the Giant Butler at 900x450x230mm, in white and two tone. Doubles run 800mm, 868mm, 890mm and 995mm, so measure the cabinet run first.
Mounting is the second variable. Alongside the sit-on bodies there is an under counter sink, a countertop sink, two wall mounted units including the 470x360x350mm Splashback Butler, and a Butler Double Drop-In Basin at 868x459x220mm. Three laundry bodies stand taller. See Rossco drop-in basins for drop-ins across the range, and settle the tap at the same time, since a deep body wants a tall spout: Rossco taps.
Material, Colour and Finish
Where a material is recorded, composite leads with nine of the twenty five, then ceramic with four and quartz with one. Eleven carry none, so check the product page before ordering. White dominates at fifteen, with two concrete greys and one black. Finishes split between gloss, polished and matt. If colour is your starting point, black basins and baths and concrete basins and baths gather those tones. The Kramerville showroom has pieces on display.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a butler sink and a Belfast sink?
In South Africa the terms are used interchangeably for the same deep, square-sided, apron-front sink, and Rossco's own catalogue lists its Belfast basins inside its butler basin family. On this page only one product carries the Belfast name, and it measures 600x455x230mm, which is within a few millimetres of the plain butler singles beside it. Choose on width, body height and mounting rather than on the label.
What size butler sink should I choose?
Widths here run from 400mm to 995mm. The 400x350x200mm Baby Butler suits a scullery, bar or small guest space. The 600mm single is the most common size on this page, with nine of the twenty five at that width, and it fits a standard base unit. Doubles at 800mm, 868mm, 890mm and 995mm need a cabinet built for them, so measure the run before you order.
What are these Rossco butler sinks made from?
Of the twenty five listed, nine record composite, four record ceramic and one records quartz. The remaining eleven have no material captured on the listing, so check the individual product page or ask us before ordering. Several titles name fire clay or solid composite directly. We have not published a single material for the whole range, because the range genuinely is not made of one thing.
Can a Rossco butler sink be dropped in or fitted under the counter?
Yes, though not every body suits every method. This page includes a purpose-made Butler Double Drop-In Basin at 868x459x220mm, an under counter sink, a countertop sink and two wall mounted units, one of them a Splashback Butler at 470x360x350mm. The rest are apron-front bodies designed to sit on a base unit. Check the product title and the listing detail, as each states its intended mounting.
How much does a Rossco butler sink cost?
Prices on this page start at R2,853 for the Baby Butler and reach R11,650 for the Butler Double Drop-In Basin, with the midpoint of the range near R6,895. Size is the biggest driver, followed by material and colour, so a 600mm white single lands well below a 900mm Giant or a full double. Prices shown on each product page are current.
