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Snow Black Fox Marble Solid Sinks

Snow Black Fox marble solid sinks carved from single blocks: pedestal and vessel formats in a creamy white stone with fine black lines. 3D modeling and sample prototyping, no rigid MOQ, custom-reinforced export packing.

MOQ: 1SKU: APX-SBF-SK

Highlights

  • Carved from single blocks with seamless one-piece forms
  • 3D modeling and physical samples before the batch runs
  • No rigid MOQ: single bespoke pieces and small batches welcome
  • Custom-reinforced crating protects carved rims in transit
  • One team owns design, carving, polishing and export packing
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Specifications

MaterialChinese Snow Black Fox natural marble, carved from single blocks
Pedestal FormatsApprox. 24 in wide integrated basin and column; by drawing
Vessel Formats16 in to 24 in round, oval and rectangular basins
FinishHoned or polished
Drain & TapStandard drain sizing and tap deck formed in the block; details by drawing
Custom WorkTrough sinks, paired basins, integrated shelves quoted from drawings
Design Support3D modeling and physical sample prototyping before batch
PackingCustom-reinforced crating, suspended basin, optimized loading

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Apexstone material brief

Snow Black Fox Marble Solid Sinks

A solid stone sink is the piece that turns a bathroom from fitted-out to designed, and Snow Black Fox gives that piece an unusually quiet confidence. Carved from a single block, each sink keeps the creamy white ground and the fine scattered black lines of the quarry lot — no two basins repeat, and the fine line pattern means the carving reads as texture rather than as a vein that had to be matched. In Art Deco and Nordic minimal bathrooms the monolithic form does the talking; the stone stays calm behind it.

Formats and dimensions

Two families cover most programs. Pedestal sinks integrate the basin and column in one carved body, typically around 24 in wide for standard installations, with the tap deck and drain formed in the same block. Vessel sinks sit on a stone or wood counter and run from compact 16 in round bowls to 24 in oval and rectangular basins; wall thickness, drain size and overflow detail all follow the drawing. Custom formats — trough sinks, paired basins carved from one block, integrated side shelves — are quoted from drawings rather than forced into a catalog shape.

Because each sink starts as a selected block, the design conversation happens before the carving: concepts are turned into 3D models, and a physical sample can be produced so the client approves the form, the finish and the line density before the batch runs. Honed and polished finishes are both available; honed is the usual choice for basins that will be used daily, since it keeps the surface matte and forgiving.

Production and packing

Single-piece bespoke orders and small-batch luxury programs are both accepted, with no rigid MOQ constraint — a boutique hotel ordering twelve basins and a homeowner ordering one are served on the same line. Every sink is weighed, dimensioned and inspected before packing, and irregular solid stone pieces get custom-reinforced crating: the basin is suspended in the crate so impact never reaches the carved rim, and loading plans are optimized to cut freight cost without stacking risk. From design development and material selection through fabrication and export packing, one team owns the whole process, so the questions that used to travel between a carver, a polisher and a packer stop at one desk.

Specifying from Apexstone

Send the sketch, the reference dimensions and the finish. The reply comes back as a 3D model, a quotation and photos of the actual block lots, with a sample path for projects that need one. When the model is approved, the carving starts — and the sink that arrives is the sink that was modeled.

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