Inset Basins
Sale price$156
Regular price$173
360x360x115mm Gloss White Ceramic Drop in Basin Round Inset Wash Basin
Sale price$229
Regular price$254
605x405x155mm Inset Ceramic Basin Gloss White Rectangle Overflow Hole
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An Inset Basin can be fitted in granite, wood or ceramic countertop. An inset basin gives a few edges above the counter which is a perfect decor for your counter and it is quite easy to clean.
Why Choose MyHomeware Inset Basins
An inset basin is normally installed above the worktop, with exposure of the opening edge on the top. MyHomeware inset basins are manufactured with ceramics for durability and practicality. Due to this material, it comes with a polished surface and great resistance to heat, scratches and chips.
There is normally a hole on the counter to put the basin into, leaving the edge on or above the counter. Therefore, inset basins are also called drop-in basins. MyHomeware provides three main shapes for the inset basins, including square, rectangle and circle. Some of them are with tap and overflow holes, but some are not. It is recommended to take the waste and tap types into consideration before purchase.
In addition, MyHomeware has been contributing to providing high-quality bathroom basins at competitive prices. You don’t have to worry about the high expense for bathroom replacement and improvement.
FAQs About Inset Basins
Q: What Is The Difference Between An Inset Basin And An Undermount Basin?
An under-mounted basin is one installed in the counter and edgeless on the counter surfaces, while an inset sink is a normal sort that sits over the counter/worktop. An under-mounted basin is usually a bit deeper than an inset basin.
Q: How Do You Measure For An Inset Basin?
Place your straightedge ruler or your level across the top of your basin. Use your tape measure to measure the deepest part of your basin to the bottom edge of the ruler. Write down the depth. If you have an under-mount basin, be sure to measure the height from the basin to countertop.
