Phoenix 4000 Series

The Phoenix 4000 Series collection is a premium range of stainless‑steel kitchen sinks offered by Phoenix and available through Blue Leaf Bathware. It’s designed for modern kitchens, combining quality craftsmanship with versatile sink configurations.

The 4000 Series includes single‑bowl sinks, large single‑bowl sinks, double‑bowl sinks, and 1 ¾‑bowl sinks (left‑ or right‑hand orientation), giving options for different kitchen layouts and workflows.

All 4000 Series sinks are made from 304‑grade stainless steel with a typical thickness of 1.2 mm. They are hand‑welded for a seamless finish and built to withstand everyday kitchen use.

The 4000 Series is available in classic stainless steel and a modern brushed‑black (or brushed‑carbon) finish — giving flexibility to match a variety of kitchen styles.

Yes. The 4000 Series sinks support both undermount and overmount (drop‑in) installations, making them adaptable to different benchtop materials including stone, laminate or timber.

- **Single‑Bowl Sinks** maximise under‑bench storage and suit minimalist or compact kitchens.
- **Large Single‑Bowl Sinks** provide extra depth and space — ideal for large pots, pans, or heavy kitchen use.
- **Double‑Bowl Sinks** allow simultaneous tasks (e.g. washing and rinsing).
- **1 ¾‑Bowl Sinks** combine a deep main bowl with a smaller secondary bowl — useful for multitasking and food prep.

4000 Series sinks typically feature a centre‑back waste position. This design helps maximise storage under the sink and facilitates efficient drainage.

Yes. The sinks come with a stainless‑steel basket waste (with cover in matching finish), and many finishes (such as brushed‑black) include a sink base protector to safeguard the bottom surface.

Yes — the 4000 Series includes sound‑proofing pads and, for some finishes, an exterior coating to reduce condensation and noise during everyday use.

The seamless hand‑welded design and smooth stainless surfaces make 4000 Series sinks easy to wipe clean. They resist stains and food debris, and regular cleaning with non‑abrasive cloths helps maintain their finish.

Yes — made with robust stainless steel and built with solid structure, 4000 Series sinks are designed to handle frequent and heavy kitchen use, making them suitable for families or busy cooks.

Yes — the single‑bowl or smaller double‑bowl configurations are ideal for compact kitchens, apartments, or smaller benchtops while still offering quality construction and practicality.

Before installation, verify the benchtop cut‑out size, ensure cabinet width and plumbing clearance suit the bowl depth, and confirm whether you want undermount or overmount mounting depending on benchtop material and finish.

The 4000 Series is primarily designed for kitchen use. While larger bowls may suit laundry purposes, some finishes (such as brushed‑black) may not be recommended for heavy laundry or non‑kitchen use.

Yes — different models vary in bowl width, length and depth depending on configuration (single, double, or 1 ¾ bowls), giving a range of capacities to suit varying needs from small kitchens to large, utility‑heavy kitchens.

The 4000 Series sinks come with a lifetime structural warranty, plus a multi‑year warranty on coloured stainless steel finishes (where applicable), offering confidence in long-term durability.

Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners, rinse thoroughly after use, dry surfaces to prevent water spots, and use non‑metal cleaning tools to preserve the finish and maintain the protective coating.

Yes — a stainless steel sink pairs well with chrome, brushed metal or matte‑black tapware. The brushed‑black sink finish also complements dark or modern kitchen tapware for a cohesive design look.

Phoenix 4000 Series offers high‑quality stainless steel, a range of configurations, installation flexibility, practical design details and a strong warranty — making it a reliable, stylish and long‑lasting choice for modern kitchens.

Yes — professional installation is recommended to ensure correct sealing, proper drain alignment and to protect the warranty, especially for undermount installations or benchtop cut‑outs.