counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 508

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Supply Capability:: 2000 set/month

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

1	Model No.:	508
2	Dimension	Size:400x400x195mm
3	Material:	Porcelain
4	Mounted Type:	Bowl Sinks / Vessel Basins Top mounted
5	Surface 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
6	Feature:	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
7	Accessories:	1-Faucet 2-Drainner
8	Packing:	1 PCS Pack in an individual 5-ply white color box
9	Loading:	1-1x20GP:466 Pcs 2-1x40HQ:1133 Pcs
10	Certificate:	1-WRAS 2-ACS 3-CUPC 4-CE

counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 508

Q: Hand wash the box from the basin height: 20-25 cm is the best height.

Q: how to attach a bathroom sink?: what type of bathroom sink? pedestal - mount the basin on the wall at the appropriate height with lag screws, attach plumbing, and slide pedestal in place to hide plumbing marble/composite one piece - latex adhesive caulking on the top edge of cabinet, caulk to wall, attach plumbing in the proper location, it will also help hold it in place cast cowl type (ceramic) set in existing countertop with hole - adhesive tub and tile caulk, let dry before attaching plumbing porcelain bowl - use swing-style sink clamps provided (just like your kitchen stainless sink)

Q: 304 stainless steel basin why there will be rust at the bottom: Rust causes: after a variety of thermal processing (after welding), after cold processing, will be in its internal generation of a high chromium carbide: Cr23C6, it will lead to the surrounding matrix tissue chromium content significantly reduced, thus So that the substrate electrode potential drop, the corrosion resistance will be reduced, once the tidal air contact will appear rust

Q: In both bathrooms the drain ring has corroded and I'm afraid it will begin to leak. Is there a way to replace the rings without replacing the sinks? If so, what tools are needed and how long of a job is it? Or, do I have to call a plumber for this?: --->> Tips---> https://trimurl.im/e22/how-do-you-replace-the-metal-drain-ring-in-a-bathroom-sink

Q: Ok I was washing my bathroom sink with some sort of cleaner and apparently it was not the right kind. Since then the sink does not drain properly (dirty water stays in it for days and days) and there are a million little hairs (from shaving) stuck in the basin. It seems it melted whatever material it is made out of (some kind of ceramic, i think). Not only is it gross and hard to use (I cant run water for very long or it will fill up) but I am also afraid what it is going to cost. Does anyone know how I can fix this, or how much it is going to cost (to be taken out of my apartment deposit)? Thanks.: If you melted it, it will have to be replaced. To unclogged the hair, try a coat hanger push it into the drain and twist it around, do this until you have the clog clear. If it is further down the line remove the P-trap under the sink and clear it from this point.

Q: how do you unstop a bathroom sink?: Just go to the store and get one of those sink decloggers.

Q: Home basin plug how to do, underwater particularly slow.: The easiest way to try: first put half of the pot of water, and then quickly with the palm of your hand to clear the outlet

Q: What is the hole pitch of the toilet, toilet, basin, and gibbari water tank in Duravit? (Each model): General Duravit and Gebo force water tank flushing center point and screw center point 3.5 cm, screw center point and outlet mouth center point 10 cm, flushing center point and outlet mouth center point 13.5 cm.

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 about the basin down the water: 84 disinfectant is a sodium hypochlorite-based highly effective disinfectant, the main component of sodium hypochlorite (NaClO). Colorless or light yellow liquid, available chlorine content of 5.5 to 6.5%. Is widely used in hotels, tourism, hospitals, food processing industry.

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