Basins

1.Consider bathroom space: Measure the available space to ensure the basin won’t be too large or disrupt other fixtures.
2.Evaluate family needs: Choose a size based on the number of users; larger basins work better for households with multiple users.
3.Match style and function: Select a size that complements the bathroom style and serves practical needs.

1.Above-counter basins: Installed above the countertop, they’re often more stylish, ideal for a fashionable look.
2.Under-counter basins: Mounted below the countertop, these are easier to clean, making them ideal for low-maintenance households.
3.Cleaning and maintenance: Under-counter basins are easier to clean, while above-counter basins require attention to edge cleaning.

1.Ceramic: Resistant to scratches and easy to clean, making it a classic and durable option.
2.Glass: Adds a stylish touch to the bathroom but needs regular cleaning to prevent water spots.
3.Stainless steel: Suitable for modern bathrooms and has antibacterial properties, though it may not match all styles.

1.Daily cleaning: Use a gentle cleaner and soft cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaning tools to prevent scratches.
2.Deep cleaning: Use a specialized cleaner weekly for thorough sanitization.
3.Prevent water spots: Dry the surface regularly to prevent limescale buildup, extending the basin’s lifespan.

1.Align the drain outlet: Ensure the drain outlet lines up with the plumbing to prevent leaks after installation.
2.Counter stability: Choose a sturdy countertop that can support the basin securely.
3.Professional installation: For complex installations, consider professional help to ensure safety and longevity.