10/09/2026
What is the difference between a Butler and Belfast sink?
Although both terms are often used to describe a ceramic farmhouse sink, strictly speaking, they are different designs.
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A butler sink is a simple, rectangular bowl with a thick ceramic wall and a lustrous glaze, mounted with the apron-front visible.
Our iconic Butler sink has been in continuous production since Queen Victoria was on the throne and remains a popular choice today. It is available in three sizes - 600mm, 800mm and 1000mm.
The Belfast sink is a variation of the Butler, with the addition of an overflow weir.
Rather than excess water draining through a separate overflow hole beneath the taps, the Belfast has an overflow built into the inside of the sink, with the outlet positioned towards the top of the bowl.
The Belfast sink is a variation of the Butler, with the addition of an overflow weir.
Rather than excess water draining through a separate overflow hole beneath the taps, the Belfast has an overflow built into the inside of the sink, with the outlet positioned towards the top of the bowl.