• counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin  - 516 System 1
counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin  - 516

counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 516

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100 set
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2000 set/month

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Specifications


Ceramic Wash Hand Counter Basin
1-High Quality Bathroom Ceramic Wash Basin
2-Standard production
3-Unique GlazeSpray

1Model No.:516
2Dimension

Size:550x430x185mm

3Material:Porcelain
4Mounted Type:Bowl Sinks / Vessel Basins Top mounted
5Surface Finish:

1- Nanometer glaze Polish without Pin Hole and Spot

2- Exhause Pipe:Fully Glazed inner part

3- Glaze Surface:Sanitary glaze/Nanometer glaze feel Smooth

4- Charateristic:Eco-Friendly
6Feature:

1-Color:White

2-Shape:Round /Retangular

3-Spilway Hole:Back

4-Drain Hole Size:450 mm

5-Faucet:400 mm --1 hole Top Mounted
7Accessories:

1-Faucet

2-Drainner

8Packing:1 PCS Pack in an individual 5-ply white color box
9Loading:

1-1x20GP:466 Pcs

2-1x40HQ:1133 Pcs

10Certificate:

1-WRAS

2-ACS

3-CUPC

4-CE

Q: Does anyone else have this problem? My bathroom sink smells pretty bad...what can I do to make the smell go away? I clean it regularly but I think the smell is in the piping or something. Please help
Outside of the house or apartment there is a drain which is covered. It needs to be opened and flushed out. Also, try putting baking soda into the drain and let it sit for a while and then wash it down.
Q: Ceramic basin hit stainless steel washbasin black how to do
Wash with acidic substances (eg dilute hydrochloric acid, dilute sulfuric acid, oxalic acid, etc.). But should pay attention to safety, do not put these things directly to the bare skin or eyes.
Q: Help what can I do I live in a apt complex did use any comicals so what is it
if your sink was properly plumbed this wouldn't happen. most likely you have no p trap underneath, the p trap creates a standing water barrier to keep sewage gas and other vapors from rising back out of the pipes and smell up your house/apartment. check under the sink, if you have a p trap then you have a slow hotwater leak , most likely at the faucet, that is constantly re filling the ptrap with hot water, hence the steam. if you do not have a p trap tell your landlord to install one.
Q: My bathroom has an old sink that needs to be replaced. At the same time, the faucet and related items would be replaced. If I hired a handy man what would be the estimated cost to me for removing the old and putting in a new sink with all the related items including labor and parts?What would be the estimated cost if a plumber did the job?The new sink would not be anything fancy, just a standarized sink that would be used in a condominium.Thanks
There are a lot of variable to this question. First, labor rates are very dependent on where you live (city/state). Is it a pedestal sink or one with a vanity cabinet? If it is a vanity, is it a drop in or under mount sink? There is also the question of size. There really is no standard, as sinks are made different sizes to fit in different spaces. A pedestal sink will generally cost a little more in both labor and for the sink itself. I would love to give you an idea of cost, but with so little information, I'd hate to give you bad information. Your best bet would be to call around to a couple local plumbing shops and have them come out and give you an estimate. A lot will do this at no cost to you, and should be able to bring out some catalogs of different sink and faucet styles for you to look and and decide what you'd like. This will also give them a chance to look and see if there are any additional obstacles that would change the cost of the job (shut off valves that don't work, and other piping issues). FYI, the shop I work for has a rate of $160/hr for labor. In your local area this may be different, and will affect the cost. Plumbing rates across the country fluctuate A LOT. Call around for rates.
Q: How to install the washbasin on a marble countertop
Yes, yes, there is a bracket fixed on the wall. You can measure the size of the doors and windows so that the processing of angle steel processing, you can also buy ready-made, the table more than 1.5 meters with the best three stents, ready-made shelves with support table, a support basin (mainly the audience Pots), marble open basin and the leading hole, the basin stick in the basin position, the basin also use potting reinforcement. Finally on the stent, the general table are both sides of the wall, in the upper part of the wall with the marble processing about 10cm wide waterproof plate, with glass glue or stone glue on the wall. In the lower side of the two sides of the wall is also the same width of the processing of the same width of the retaining plate, sticking to the edge of the table, here is a ready-made stent has a little advantage, that is, the table, the next block, the basin can be supported, , Height adjustable, the size of a little error can also be installed on the retaining water, retaining the water also cover the wall, under the retaining water, beautiful support bracket. On these, and finally loaded the faucet and water. Wall with glass glue or the same color stone filling.
Q: My only bathroom has a very old, cheap sink.It feels like hard plastic? Made to appear like yellow/tan marble.It has scratches all over it that ruin the appearance.Is there any type of paint that I could use to refresh/renew it temporarily?Of course, it will have to be paint that stands up to water...TY!
What type of Paint for Bathroom vanity sink? My only bathroom has a very old, cheap sink. It feels like hard plastic? Made to appear like yellow/tan marble. It has scratches all over it that ruin the appearance. Is there any type of paint that I could use to refresh/renew it temporarily? Of course, it will have to be paint that stands up to water... Hello sweet child, I’m a Paint associate at the Home Depot. At the home depot we have a product called Homax Tub, Tile and sink refinishing kit check store for availability.The Homax Products Tough As Tile 32 oz. Tub, Tile and Sink Refinishing Kit to give an old or stained bathroom fixture a new look. The epoxy dries to a porcelain-like, bisque finish. ?Epoxy paint dries to a porcelain-like finish ?Repair kit provides color matching for porcelain objects ?Withstands hot water ?Dries to the touch in 90 minutes I hope this information is useful good luck ThePaintAvenger
Q: I heard a crackling sound inside my bathroom. The next morning, a small section of my sink exploded. Broken sink parts all over the counter. The sink is not plastic and is not clear as glass. The sink material looks gray/black almost like chalk but extremely hard/brittle. Why did this happen? Thanks!
Hello. From your description it sounds like you sink is Porcelain. This may happen from time to time due to a small crack or other weakness. To fix it you need porcelain cement (found in any hardware store). Cement the pieces back together and let it dry. Then you're back in business.
Q: Bathroom basin water pipe wall outlet and the water that is good
It is certainly a good water, wall water a long time there will be hidden inside the hair is easy to block and bad dredge, the water is not good to engage in health, wall water is only a little beautiful, that is not good is the face of the project is not practical, And the disadvantages are, fish and bear's paw can not have both
Q: We just bought a mobile home and upon moving in we noticed that there is a burn on the bathroom sink, we did a tour of the place a few weeks ago the previous tenants were still living there so it had to of happened in the last couple of weeks it looks as if they left a straightener or curling iron on it and it burnt the sink to the point of the plastic melting and now it looks awful! I really don't want to replace the whole sink but I'm afraid that may be the only way to deal with it, it wouldn't be such a big deal if it was in our master bedroom but this is in the secondary bathroom where visitors will be going to the bathroom, anyone know of any kind of filler we can use to fill in those holes and dips so it won't look so bad, then maybe I can paint it and you will barely be able to notice?????
There is no way to fix such damage. Replace the sink. In future ALWAYS put a condition in the written Offer To Purchase that allows a 'last minute' inspection (after occupants are out - the day before the deal closes). Real Estate Agents HATE that kind of conditional offer and will move heave and earth to get you to drop it. Sellers hate it too. Stick to your guns and insist upon it. If you'd had that condition in your offer for this purchase, you'd have discovered that burn and been able to cancel the deal if you wanted to do so. You'll also be in a position to demand that the sink be replaced immediately ( DO NOT accept a 'promise to do so' later. ) or to demand a healthy discount on the price. I've had RE Agents tell me that they can't put a condition like that in the Offer To Purchase. That's pure BS. You can put any condition you darned well want into an offer. Obviously, if it's a ridiculous condition, your Offer will be rejected, but a final inspection is perfectly reasonable if the place is occupied when you first inspect it.
Q: How to embed the water and electricity in the basin
Below the basin put a cold water and a hot water, and then hose connected to the basin above, remember that there should be a drain

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