CN001 Jonit Glass Basin
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Add a touch of elegance to your bathroom with a glass sink combo from Kraus. Stylish Frosted Black glass sink and matching waterfall faucet will complement any bathroom decor. Installing Kraus combo is an ideal home improvement project.
- Due to WaterSense regulations in the state of New York, please confirm your shipping zip code is not restricted from use of items which do not meet WaterSense qualifications
- Glass sink is constructed from solid tempered glass
- Sink features polished glass interior and exterior
- Designed for above counter installation with standard US plumbing connections
- Solid brass umbrella pop-up drain and mounting ring are included in the same finish as the faucet
- Diameter: 14 in.
- Height: 5.5 in.
- Glass thickness: 0.5 in. (12 mm)
- Mounting ring adds 0.5 in.
- 1.75 in. standard drain opening
- Certified and Listed by UPC, cUPC, CSA, IAPMO, ANSI and SCC
- Waterfall faucet is constructed from solid brass
- Available in chrome, satin nickel, antique brass, oil rubbed bronze and gold finishes
- High-quality ceramic cartridge
SPECIFICATIONS
ADA Compliant | Yes | Assembled Depth (in.) | 14.0 in |
Assembled Height (in.) | 13 in | Assembled Width (in.) | 14 in |
Bath Faucet Type | Single Hole | Built-in Water Filter | No |
Ceramic disk valves | Yes | Color/Finish | Gold |
Color/Finish Family | Chrome | Connection size (in.) | 3/8 In. |
Faucet type | Bath Faucet | Flow rate (gallons per minute) | 2.2 |
Handle type | Lever | Handles included | Yes |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty | Mount type | Freestanding |
Number of Faucet Handles | Single Handle | Number of installation holes required | 2 |
On-center measurement | Single Hole | Pull out sprayer | No |
Required rough-in valve included | Yes | Returnable | 90-Day |
Separate deck plate included | No | Side sprayer | No |
Soap dispenser | No | Spout Reach (in.) | 5.5 in |
Spout arc | Low | Spout height (in.) | 8 |
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PACKING:
1.Packaging for Joint Glass Basin
( The packing for the joint glass basin consists of the five-layer carton and the foam. )
2. Packing for Single Glass Basin
(The packaging for the single glass basin consists of the shaped foam and five-layer carton.)
3. Pallet
4. Wooden Case
- Q: My family's bathroom washbasin on the stainless steel shelf, rusty, how to do it?
- A kind of special stainless steel to rust after the end of the bright as a new remember to keep the shelf dry and then often wipe with a dry cloth so that it is not easy to rust
- Q: how are ceramic bathroom sinks shaped?
- Ceramic fixtures are made of clay. That clay is shaped (often poured from a liquid form into a mold). The clay dries and hardens that clay is then fired in a kiln at extremely high temperatures, converting it to a very hard material. It is then coated with glaze, and fired again, filling the pores and giving it the smooth shiny surface.
- Q: My bathroom sink is dripping, I don't even know how I managed to see it because its only dripping maybe once a minute. Both handles are tight. Not sure whats going on with it, and no one in the house knows anything about plumbing. Just need to know maybe a good place to start looking for a problem.
- The washer needs to be changed; they're rubber and over time they fail. (Especially if you've been overtightening them!) However, if no one in the house knows anything about plumbing (really?), then you better just pay a plumber. You could do a lot of damage if you try to repair a faucet and don't know what you're doing. Just watch what he's doing so you can do it yourself next time, because it really is a waste. You're probably looking at replacing a 10-cent washer and you're going to pay a plumber at least $50 to do it for you. On second thought, maybe you should try a little harder to find someone who knows something about plumbing. That's an awful lot to pay just to learn how to replace a washer.
- Q: My husband was installing our new bathroom vanity after recent flood damage and the cabinet was just a bit too wide to slide into the spot. So he decided instead of sanding the drywall down he just cut it out. Now I have a 2 inch large hole in the drywall all around the sink and the sink protrudes a bit into the drywall. Not a huge problem except that we have to put a back splash back up around the sink to replace the existing we took out and I have nothing to adhere it to. I was told to get the mesh drywall patch and joint compound and just patch it but the sink still protrudes and I have nothing to really secure the patch to. I cant pull the cabinet out either because he already hooked up the water lines/plumbing. Help!
- fill the voids with crumpled news paper, Spackle over it, in layers,
- Q: My husband recently fixed a leak in the bathroom tub (sealed something) and obviously had to turn the water off while working on this. Since then the hot water in the bathroom sink does not work when we turn the faucet on (the cold water faucet does work and come out fine). Also not the kitchen sink has a delay when turning it off (water comes out about 5 seconds after turning off) Any ideas why this may be occurring?
- Then it really is blocked by some ability except you attempt to run all rapidly. attempt turning on in effortless words the bathtub. If it doesnt run risk is you've an air lock. you are able to in certain circumstances liberate air locks making use of the mains stress. you want to run a hose from a mains tap to the bathtub tap and preserve both ends by some ability. i have finished or not it really is merely preserving it tightly against the tap by ability of hand. some water escapes inspite of the undeniable fact that it remains regularly adequate to blow air back up into the chilly tank. inspite of the undeniable fact that dont attempt this once you've a sealed kin water equipment.
- Q: Home Neiwei, there is a corner, the direct purchase can not put, because the wall is not a plane, you can make that kind of corner of the kind of it?
- Can ah, and now a lot of sales of the bathroom can be non-calibration do,
- Q: how d i caulk around the sink it seems that im mentally challenged at caulking. i do all of the house repairs with ease just not this. its a circular sink and the old stuff failed after 10 years. i bought GE 3 hour silicone shower caulking to do it with the caulking gun. when i start applying it it looks good and every thing then i go to wipe it then it spreads onto the counter top and sides of the sink. then when im trying to clean it up with a rag it picks the caulking up fine but then takes out allot of the stuff i just put around the sink and looks un even. then by the time i clean one part it has started to dry then i go wipe the other part and it goes into balls. honestly i dont know how to do it. any help would be great.
- Yeah, I am with you, poster. Caulking and mudding walls just seems beyond me. I have had some success by wetting my finger and running it along the seam after caulking, taking plenty of breaks to wipe of the excess and re-wet the finger. Good luck.
- Q: Well I was cleaning my floor because we were about to install new tile flooring and when I went outside to get a load of tile my girlfriend flushed the bucket of water down the toliet without checking if a rag was in it and by the time I got back the toliet backed up and she shut both the toliet and bathroonm sink valves off, well the toliet I fixed and got the rag. But the sink, once I turned the valves on the water barely trickled out.....Whats the problem and how do I fix it??
- It sounds like debris might be clogging the supply lines, or even the aerator. Check the aerator first. After you remove it, turn the faucet on, and see if you have any pressure. If you do, clean out the aerator, reinstall it. If this doesn't work, disconnect one of the supply lines from the faucet, and hold the end into a bucket, and turn it on, and see if there is any pressure. If not, remove the other end of the supply line,and check for pressure. If you still don't get any pressure, you will need to remove the shut off valve, and replace it. Good luck!
- Q: We have had ant problems in our bathroom! One day I watched the sink for like 20 seconds and ants start coming out! I dont know how to get rid of them! Any suggestions?! Thank you!(for the person who answered my last question EXACTLY like this one, as you can see I posted where they were coming from twice. THE BATHROOM SINK!)
- Ants In Sink
- Q: Home decoration, want to buy a washbasin, but the bathroom is relatively small, we help me look at how this washbasin, the brand is the European bathroom!
- Look good, simple and generous
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CN001 Jonit Glass Basin
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 50pcs pc
- Supply Capability:
- 2000pcs Per Day pc/month
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