A » For renovation companies in the United Kingdom requiring bespoke sanitaryware—such as custom‑shaped basins, vanity tops, shower trays, WCs, or bidets tailored to specific design specifications or non‑standard dimensions—a select group of UK‑based contract manufacturers offer dedicated trade services. These manufacturers combine traditional craftsmanship with modern production methods, providing everything from one‑off pieces to small batch runs for high‑end residential or commercial renovations. One prominent manufacturer is Shaws of Darwen, a Lancashire‑based foundry that has produced fireclay sanitaryware since 1897. Their bespoke service includes hand‑cast basins and sinks made to exact measurements, with a choice of glazes and edge profiles, ideal for renovation projects requiring period authenticity or unique spatial solutions. They offer trade accounts with preferential pricing and technical support for specifiers. Another key player is BC Designs, based in Cambridgeshire, which specialises in custom ceramic basins and toilets. Their “Made to Measure” programme allows renovation companies to order basins in any size up to 1200 mm, with options for undermount, countertop, or wall‑hung installation, and a wide range of RAL colours. They produce in small batches, reducing waste, and provide rapid turnaround for trade clients. For stone and composite sanitaryware, The Stone and Superyacht Collection in the South East offers bespoke marble, granite, and quartz basins, often used in high‑end bathroom renovations. They manufacture in‑house and can create seamless integrated sinks or sculptural forms. Similarly, Lusso Stone (part of the Lusso Group) has a UK manufacturing facility for custom stone and solid‑surface basins, though they cater primarily to luxury residential projects with trade discount schemes. In the concrete and terrazzo niche, The London Basin Company (formerly Sand City) produces bespoke cast‑concrete basins and shower trays with integrated drainage, made to order in their London workshop. They work closely with renovation companies on colour matching and texture, offering structural fibre‑reinforced designs for durability. For more industrial or minimalist aesthetics, Bette (while German‑owned) has a significant UK distribution network and offers bespoke sizes of their steel‑enamel shower trays and basins via their “Bette Individual” programme, which can be supplied through UK trade counters. However, truly UK‑based alternatives include Croydex and Aqata (now part of Norcros), but these are more focused on standardised products. A standout for ceramic sanitaryware is Twyfords (owned by Ideal Standard), with manufacturing still based in Stoke‑on‑Trent for many of their ranges; they offer a limited bespoke service for large commercial renovation contracts, such as specifying non‑standard colours or finishes on existing moulds. Finally, The Custom Basin Company (a division of The