A new and fitting colander is a pretty attachment to your sink. The right choice depends on which sink is in the kitchen. The best you can do is to compare your current colander with the colanders on our website. If you are still having problems finding the right one, please contact us via sales@reginox.com

We recommend that you contact our customer service. They might be able to help you. We only have our complete drainer and strainer sets in our productrange. If you don’t live in the Netherlands or Belgium, you can order this via our customer service.  

You can keep your sink unit clean by cleaning daily with warm water and standard washing-up liquid. Using Reginox Inox Care once a week to clean the sink more thoroughly, this will help to maintain the appearance of the sink unit for longer. Apply Inox Care to a damp sponge and clean in a rotating movement towards the sink unit’s waste outlet. Your sink unit should be gleaming again after using Inox Care.

Scratches on stainless steel cannot be prevented. The scratches will be visible at first but will become less prominent over time through daily use. We recommend using Inox Care for maintaining stainless steel.  

No, no more types are available. All the available strainers/plugs are listed in our product range on our website. If your strainer/plug is not listed there, then you will have to purchase a new waste. For further information, please send an email to sales@reginox.com stating your contact details. Please also state which type of sink you have. If you do not know which type of sink you have, then send a top and side view photograph of the sink along with your email.

We would recommend that fitting an integrated sink into an existing worktop is only carried out by a fully qualified/experienced worktop fabricator.  Ideally integrated sinks should be fitted into appropriate worktops prior to installation into the kitchen. Always check with a qualified worktop expert before making your final decision.

Normally sinks won’t rust, but occasionally it may happen that small brown dots appear in a sink. These are caused by exterior influences. The brown dots are caused by iron particles ending up on the stainless steel. These iron particles react with stainless steel, creating brown dots. Removing the iron particles will stop the reaction. The brown dots can be easily removed by using Inox Care. Inox Care can be ordered via our webshop (if you live in the Netherlands or Belgium) on this website. Otherwise contact our customer service.

For a detailed overview of the warranty provisions, please refer to the General Terms & Conditions on this website.

If you ordered a product on our website, we send the package within 1 to 3 business days. U will receive an order confirmation.