Rossco Concrete Basins & Baths
Concrete is one of the most requested looks in South African bathrooms, and this page gathers the thirteen Rossco pieces that wear it. Prices run from R2,972 for the Circa countertop basin to R32,098 for the Greco freestanding bath, a median near R10,105. It is worth being precise about what the word describes.
Concrete is the colour, not the material
Here concrete names a colour and a surface, not what the piece is cast from. Ten of the thirteen products carry a material value of composite. One, the Naomi Freestanding Bath, is recorded as quartz. Two, the Single Butler Basin and the Greco Freestanding Bath, have no material recorded, so check the individual product page. Rossco uses the word the same way on its own site, listing a Millstone Basin in Concrete Colour beside White and Black. Nothing here is poured concrete, and none of it weighs what poured concrete would.
What is actually on the page
Most of it is countertop basins: the Circa at 400 by 400mm, the Decor at 420 by 420mm, two Greco bowls, and the Trough at 1200 by 400mm for a double vanity. Two butler sinks, at 600 by 400mm and 400 by 350mm, take the colour into a kitchen or scullery. The Hardley is the one wall-mounted bowl at 460 by 360mm and the Turino a pillar basin at 510 by 325mm. Four freestanding baths close the range, from the Naomi at 1595mm to the Cube at 1800mm.
Matt, polished and the shade you actually get
A finish value is recorded on six of the thirteen. Four are matt: the Baby Butler, the Turino and both Greco countertop basins. Two are polished: the Trough and the Naomi bath. The other seven carry no finish value, so the product page is the guide. The Cube pairs a gloss inner with a matt concrete outer, per its own title. Colour naming varies too, between Concrete, Concrete Grey and plain Grey, which read differently under warm and cool light.
The wider range, ceramic and composite in white and other colours, is on the Rossco brand page, and the neighbouring colourway is Rossco black basins and baths. Screens flatten a matt grey surface, so the Kramerville showroom is the quickest way to settle between concrete and concrete grey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Rossco concrete basins made from real concrete?
No. On this page concrete describes the colour and the surface rather than the material. Ten of the thirteen products carry a composite material value, one is recorded as quartz, and two have no material recorded. Rossco uses the word the same way on its own website, listing a Millstone Basin in Concrete Colour alongside White and Black. If the material matters to your specification, check the individual product page before ordering.
What is the difference between Concrete and Concrete Grey?
They are two separate colour values in the product data rather than one name written two ways. Four products here are recorded as Concrete, two as Concrete Grey, four simply as Grey and one as White. The titles and the colour fields do not always agree with each other, so treat the product photograph as the better guide, and ask us if a specific shade is critical to a scheme.
How much does a Rossco concrete basin or bath cost?
This page runs from R2,972 to R32,098, with the middle of the range near R10,105. The Circa Countertop Basin at 400 by 400mm sets the floor and the Greco Freestanding Bath at 1700 by 780mm sets the ceiling. Countertop basins sit at the lower end and the four freestanding baths at the upper end. Prices change, so the figure on the product page is the one to trust.
What sizes are available?
Countertop basins run from 400 by 400mm on the Circa up to 1200 by 400mm on the Trough, which is wide enough to serve a double vanity. The Hardley wall-mounted basin is 460 by 360mm and the Turino pillar basin is 510 by 325mm. The four freestanding baths measure 1595, 1610, 1700 and 1800mm long. Technical drawings are attached to eleven of the thirteen products, so confirm a cut-out against the drawing.
Are the baths the same material as the basins?
Mostly, but not entirely. Two of the four freestanding baths, the Mieke and the Cube, carry a composite material value. The Naomi Freestanding Bath is recorded as quartz rather than composite, despite carrying Concrete in its name. The Greco Freestanding Bath has no material recorded at all. That last one is a gap in our product data rather than a statement about the bath, so ask us and we will confirm it with the supplier.
