Tap Landing Kitchen Sinks

Tap Landing Kitchen Sinks

Buildmat's kitchen sinks with tap landings are a great way to update your kitchen with minimal effort. With a wide range to choose from, you can find the perfect kitchen sinks to suit your needs and your home.
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Tap Landing Sinks That Elevate Everyday Efficiency

Tap landing sinks transform the tap area into a smart, splash-proof ledge, providing extra surface for soap, scrubbers, or even a small cutting board.

With a built-in tap landing area, you can easily wash and rinse dishes without having to move them around, saving you valuable counter space. By keeping your tap and sink in one designated area, you can minimise cross-contamination and maintain a more hygienic kitchen.

Perfect for Australian kitchens, these sinks balance added prep space with uncompromised basin capacity, keeping counters dry and tasks flowing.

Sophisticated Style That Complements Every Setting

Kitchen sink and tap combinations bring architectural interest to both traditional and contemporary interiors. Their integrated ledge creates a clean visual break between wall and bowl, pairing beautifully with natural stone benchtops.

Function That Matches the Form

Every tap landing sink is engineered for robust daily use:

  • Splash-Guard Ledge: The raised perimeter contains splatter, directing water back into the bowl.

  • Integrated Drainer Channels: Subtle grooves guide runoff toward the strainer, preserving a dry bench.

  • Uninterrupted Bowl Space: With taps mounted on the landing, the entire sink remains clear for washing large pots or bulky items.

  • Premium Construction: Crafted from high-grade stainless steel or fireclay, each sink resists scratches, stains, and heat, great for busy kitchens.

Designed for Your Way of Living

Carry the tap landing concept throughout your home with a full range of configurations:

  • Single-Bowl Sinks for compact kitchens. With one large bowl, a single bowl tap landing sink allows you to wash even the largest pots and pans, while the built-in tap landing area provides convenient space for washing and rinsing dishes without having to move them around, freeing up space on your kitchen bench.

  • Tap Landing Drainboard Sink for space saving. With a tap landing drainboard sink, you can wash and rinse dishes without moving them around, while keeping your kitchen more hygienic. The added drainboard feature allows dishes to air dry on the designated area, freeing up valuable counter space and making cleanup a breeze

  • Double-Bowl Sinks to separate wash and prep zones in larger spaces. A tap landing kitchen sink with a double bowl is a versatile and efficient solution for your kitchen. With two separate bowls, you can easily wash dishes on one side while using the other for rinsing or soaking. Plus, the added benefit of a built-in tap landing area saves precious counter space.

  • Topmount & Undermount Options to suit any benchtop material, from stone to laminate.

Sizes & Styles to Suit Every Kitchen

Find your perfect fit with Buildmat’s range of tap landing kitchen sinks that come in a variety of sizes (shape/dimension and water capacity). The dimension of the sink will depend on the sink configuration best suited to your kitchen (double bowl, single bowl or drainboard).

  • Litres: 25L, 37L, 49L, 61L, 73L, 85L

  • Double bowl: 1200x500, 820x500

  • Single bowl: 700x500, 510x500, 600x500, 300x500 and more

  • Drainboard: 1200x500

Available Finishes

Choose a finish that complements your kitchen décor:

  • Brushed Stainless Steel: Bright, reflective surface that coordinates seamlessly with stainless steel sinks and modern tapware.

  • Black: Deep tone that creates bold contrast and hides water spots for a sleek, low-maintenance look.

  • Brushed Brass Gold: Soft metallic warmth that adds a touch of luxury and pairs beautifully with timber or stone benchtops.

  • Brushed Gunmetal: Dark, industrial-chic finish that works with concrete textures or darker cabinetry.

  • White: Crisp, clean surface ideal for brightening spaces.

These finishes ensure your tap landing sink integrates with existing kitchen mixer taps and other kitchen accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

The reason why most people choose a sink with a tap landing or a taphole already existing in the sink is because their cabinet makers have suggested, mostly this would happen because there has been a laminate or timber benchtop chosen. These types of benchtops are susceptible to warping or becoming damaged when exposed to water. Since in Australia all the laminate benchtop providers such as Laminex, Polytec, Nikpol generally have in their fine print that the the benchtops warranty may be void if a kitchen sink or laundry sink with out a tap landing has been installed. This is because back in the day the way the sinks were shaped the taps would always have been installed into the sink rather than into the benchtop. There were different reasons for this, but the industry has changed a lot. These days most modern and stylish sinks come with no tap hole and that's because both stainless steel sinks and laminate products have come a long way in the last decade, we'll explain why both of those have shaped the reason why it's so hard to find a sink with a taphole or sink with tap landing these days.
Sinks designed to be undermounted shouldn't have a tap hole, as it would be useless, if you've decided that you're going for an undermount sink then we suggest that you look at our clean look undermount sink designs without tap holes. What's the most Modern Double bowl sinks with a taphole? the most modern double bowl sink is our carefully designed Jack 820x500 double bowl sink with tap hole, we have made it so that it maximises the space of the double bowl area while making the centre bridge fit the tap. This allows us to create a sink that's modern and doesn't have too much excess steel that takes away from the beautiful benchtop, whether it's stone wood or laminate.
Definitely not, if you're going for a wall mixer or wall spout combination then you definitely don't need a tap landing as there wouldn't be a tap to go on the benchtop or onto the sink. Maybe check out our single bowl laundry tubs, you would have more luck finding something there.
These days most washing machine waste pipes would go through the cabinet and connect to the waste that's under the sink which is more modern and hidden out of the way instead of having an exposed pipe that's an eye sore on top of your benchtop. We recommend you discuss this with both your plumber and your cabinet maker. Older style or cheaper style laundry troughs might still have the waste inlet on the corner of the sink, we would recommend you avoid these style of sinks if you're going for a modern laundry or sink.
The reason is because most of the sinks with tap holes in the Australian market are pressed sinks, which means they are punched into shape by machine and have a lot of excess steel around the edges because they cannot make the corners tight enough. This is why hand made sinks are so popular because they have a tighter R10 radius and way less excess steel around the sink. The downside to that is because it’s so efficient with the space there isn’t anywhere to put the mixer, now this is done on purpose because it means the sink mixer or sink tap would go on the benchtop.
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