Interested in a basin that can be of great help to maximize the space in your bathroom? Come have a look at MyHomware Wall Hung Basin, which can be mounted on the wall and leave the space beneath available for other bathroom functions.
Why Choose Wall Hung Basins?
MyHomeware wall hung basins are made of durable ceramics, which are one of the most popular materials for basins on the market. They are good in different bathroom styles and also can be placed on
stone tops or
timber tops
as they are able to sit still horizontally. With a polished surface, it is of great convenience to clean the basin with just a few wipes.
As these products can be mounted, wall-hung basins are beneficial to save space in the bathroom. It is highly recommended to be installed in small bathrooms, restaurants, cafes to anywhere for quick hand washing. Besides, the height of the basin, you are not restricted to a Freestanding Vanity as it is no longer attached to the vanity. The location of the basin is just up to you!
MyHomeware provides ceramic wall-mounted basins in two types: square or rectangle, that have either with overflow or without. In this instance, MyHomeware provides optional pop-up wastes for relative basins on the product page. You don't need to worry about the waste type to be suitable for the basin. In addition, we also have the oval shape wall hung basins for special needs, that have hygiene plus technology, which is suitable for hospitals or medical centres.
FAQs About Wall Hung Basins
Q: What Is A Wall Hung Basin?
In small bathrooms or powder rooms, there is often not enough room to fit a full vanity. But no matter what, a sink is an essential fixture in the room. That's where wall mount bathroom sinks come in. Wall mount bathroom sinks mount directly to the wall, taking up remarkably little room yet still being fully functional fixtures.
Q: Which Wall Material Is Suitable For Wall Hung Basins?
You'll want to make sure you choose a solid wall for your wall-mounted basin, as the load must bear adequate support like fixings and drills. If your wall is only a stud partition, it is unlikely that it will be strong enough to support wall hangings of this weight or size. While the small size of a wall sink makes DIY a tempting prospect, it is recommended that you get a plumber to do the actual work for you, especially if you need to move pipes from an existing basin to a new location or are installing concealed piping.
