Wash Basins

The washbasin is a type of large bowl shape involved with tap for cold and hot water, the sink is another name of the washbasin. It is available in different shapes to like- plane shape, curved shape, etc. and washbasin made of either cemented or metal.

Different types of washbasin 

• Countertop Basins
• Corner Basins
• Washstand Basins
• Full Pedestal Basins 
• Wall Hung Basins

There are many benefits of under counter wash basin 

• Under counter wash basin  doesn't require height support
• Under counter wash basin generally available in washroom, kitchen etc.
• Different shapes of under counter wash basin like- plane shape, curved shape and so forth.

Wash Basin Price in India    

• MAGRO SQ
• Aspiro Over Counter Basin
• Tall Pedestal
• NILE 59R Counter Top Basin

Natural way to clean washbasin blockage 

• Baking Soda and vinegar
• Boiling Water
• Baking soda and salt
• Wire Hanger
• Wet and Dry Vacuum

This question is slightly challenging to answer as the washbasin choice depends upon your needs. Your preference and budget also significantly influence the basin you will need. If you are buying an entire sleeve basin, you have to also pay attention to where you are using it. It will make things better and allow you to look through the manufacturers' brochures and visit online showrooms to get an idea.

You can find several basins in the market where the plumbing is hidden. The best solution is probably a countertop basin where the pipes are below or inside the furniture the bay stands upon. The best solution is a wall-hung washbasin and a semi pedestal if you lack room for furniture.

You can select kitchen sinks in a multitude of size options. It can be found in sizes as little as nine inches in length and exceed forty, depending upon space requirements. You have to know the purpose of the sink and how you intend to utilize it. For example, if you search for a small sink, you will use it for food preparation. So, getting two small sinks of twenty-four inches will help you get good distribution. 

If you are replacing your main kitchen sink, you might want to expand it a little larger. The most common sizes of kitchen sinks are thirty or thirty-three inches. You can measure your requirements accordingly and choose the type of sink you require. Generally, thirty-inch bowls are the best for getting an equal distribution of functionality and space.

If you have an idea of the size you want your new sink to be, you will be able to make a particular choice with a little bit of research. If you are replacing an existing sink, you should measure the area's length and breadth where your sink sits. You should also correctly measure the bowls' depth as a significantly deeper bowl than your current bowl might require some modifications to make a countertop, cabinet, or plumbing. 

If you plan a shift from a shallow sink to a deep sink, you should take some measures from your existing plumbing structure. If the basin hangs too low, the sink will refrain from draining correctly, and modification will have to happen inside the wall. To know how deep you can go without modifying the structure, you should measure the pipe length, which connects the drain to the tee standing below the sink. The pipe is known as the tailpiece and is usually inter-related with the depth of your sink.