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A washbasin is a bowl-shaped plumbing fixture used for washing hands and face. It is typically installed in bathrooms and sometimes in kitchen areas for quick clean-up tasks. Washbasins are connected to water supply and drainage systems, allowing water to flow in and out for hygiene purposes.

The Concept of Washbasin

A washbasin, also known as a sink or hand basin, is a plumbing fixture used for washing hands, face, and other small articles. It typically consists of a bowl-shaped receptacle with a drain and faucet for supplying water.

Types of Washbasins:

1. Top-Mount Sink: Installed from the top and has a rim that rests on the countertop.

2. Undermount Sink: Installed from underneath the counter for a sleek look.

3. Pedestal Sink: Supported by a column and doesn't require a vanity cabinet.

4. Vessel Sink: Sits on top of the counter and offers a modern aesthetic.

Materials Used for Washbasins:

Washbasins can be made from various materials, including:

1. Ceramic

2. Stainless Steel

3. Glass

4. Cast Iron

Choosing a washbasin involves considering factors like size, style, material, and installation type that suit the intended space and usage requirements.

 

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