Description
The Compact Wall Hung Basin is a small gloss white ceramic basin in vitreous china, designed to hang directly from the wall on the supplied fixing kit with no vanity or pedestal beneath it. The bowl is offset to one side, and the flat deck at the other end carries one tap hole for a standard basin mixer. The 405 x 200mm footprint and 105mm overall height suit the rooms where a full vanity simply will not fit: narrow powder rooms, butler’s pantries, laundry corners and the awkward spaces left over in a renovation.
Because nothing sits under the basin, the floor stays clear and the room reads as larger than it is. That same lack of a cabinet means the fixing matters: the supplied kit fixes to a stud or to an in wall noggin, so check what is behind the wall lining before setting the position.
Features
- Gloss white vitreous china, fired ceramic finish
- 405mm wide x 200mm deep x 105mm high
- Wall hung, no vanity or pedestal required
- Wall fixing kit supplied
- One tap hole on the end deck, suits a standard basin mixer
- 32mm waste outlet, takes a standard pop up waste
- Available in left hand and right hand versions
- Suits powder rooms, pantries and compact ensuites
Dimensions: L 405mm x W 200mm x H 105mm
Mounting: Wall hung, fixing kit included
Tap hole: 1, on the end deck
Tapware: standard basin mixer (not included)
Waste: 32mm pop up waste (sold separately)
See the full range of wall hung basins at our Malaga showroom, or browse basin mixers to pair with it.
About wall hung basins
Wall hung basins fix straight to the wall with no vanity or pedestal underneath, so the floor stays clear right back to the skirting. That does two things: it makes a small room read as larger, and it makes the floor far easier to mop, which is why they turn up so often in powder rooms, guest bathrooms and butler’s pantries where floor space is the constraint.
Because there is no cabinet carrying the load, the basin needs a solid fixing behind the sheeting. In a new build or a full renovation that means setting a timber noggin between the studs before the wall is lined and tiled. In an existing bathroom you are fixing to whatever is already there, so it is worth checking what is behind the tiles before you commit to a position.
This basin has its own tap hole on the end deck, so the mixer mounts on the basin and there is no need to run tapware through the wall. Choose the left or right hand version so the tap sits on the side that suits the room. Finish the install with a 32mm pop up waste in a finish that matches the tapware.




