I've cracked my bathroom sink was cleaning it and dropped the ceramic toothbrush holder, it smashed (obviously) and has left a crack in the sink.
Is it possible to claim this on my insurance? I have the direct line 'plus' super duper type buildings and contents, so accidental damage is covered.
The whole bathroom suite is grey however, and a twyfords one (had a plumber round to redo my shower room, and he was raving about the quality of the bathroom suite etc), so I wasn't planning to replace it anytime soon as apart from now having a crack in the sink, it's in perfectably usable order.
I only bought the house in september, and have just not long finished putting in new flooring and tiles in the grey bathroom.
I'm a bit concerned about them replacing the sink with a white one and having a mishmash of a bathroom. Or will they replace he whole thing? As it's apparently a good quality sink, will they replace it with a similar branded sink?
Never claimed on insurance before, so really not sure how it all works
Thanks in advance.