I am getting bids for 3 concrete sink/vanities for my bathrooms...the integrated sinks on a longish vanity as pictured in some of Trueform's pix. I don't know about Trueform as a company but here in California, there is usually a concrete "guy", "company" who makes these in every area.

My concrete guy does it all custom and adds shells, brass gears, flecks of gold, all sorts of stuff to the counter/sinks which personalize them. Since I live near the beach this is appealing to me...the shells and abalone flecks.

I believe they are quite a bit more expensive than say quartz counters, but are sturdy and look great. I'm just not sure if this is too trendy a thing or what.

Did Trueform suggest this mounting with steel brackets? Concrete is very heavy and needs substantial support.

Hollie

Hi Hollie, thanks for your reply. I've done some concrete research and there is much to choose from in CA. I'm in NC and have maybe 3 companies to chose from. They all do custom as well, but Trueform has a good pricepoint for a large "generic" sink. Yes they suggested steel brackets and they have been very responsive to my questions. I feel a little uncomfortable with the shipping and that's why I'm wondering if anyone else has worked with them long distance. I'd love to hear how your project progresses. I think concrete is beautiful.

See my new post which has my concrete "guy" website.

I've seen his work, visited his studio, my contractor has inspected his stuff, all systems go.

I can't give you comfort on your concrete guy, but do they offer a warranty?

I also love concrete.

Hollie

Can someone verify that a 10.25" wall mounted spout is a good choice for a free float sink dimensions 30L x 21w x 7 exterior, 20L x 12w x 5d interior. It has a 5" deck against the wall, which would put the spout reach right about at the center drain. Is that where it should be? Thanks so much for your input.