counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 518

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Supply Capability:: 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

1	Model No.:	518
2	Dimension	Size:580x460x210mm
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 - 518

Q: Artificial stone basin where to do some: Generally larger artificial stone processing plants or production plants can provide, but need to have a certain amount, whether this high cost and time-consuming, trouble;

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: What is the quality of the wash basin, what are the different types of washbasin material?: Artificial pots of stone powder added to the color and resin, to create a smooth material like natural marble, but more hard and anti-fouling, and there are more styles to choose from.

Q: I have tried draino, but I think I need to pull out the drain and remove the hair and stuff. It drains really slow. I don't know if I should call the landlord because it is something small. But I don't know how to remove the drain. do I just pull it straight out? there are no screws or anything, but it doesn't seem to want to budge and I don't want to break it since it isn't really mine. here is a picture of the type of drain I am talking about:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Bathroom_sink_drain.jpg: Some you can twist to remove it. If it won't twist, get under the sink and you'll see the rod that connects to it, unscrew the collar to it at the drain pipe and pull the rod out then the stopper will pull up. You might want to unscrew the trap and clean it while you are down there. The trap is the S bend in the drain under there. It all unscrews just be sure to put it back together firmly (hand tighten if plastic) and test it by running water in there before you finish up.

Q: Decoration of the people said: wash basin under the water pipe directly into the sewer on the line do not have to seal it ???: It can be, so if the plug up the dredging is also more convenient.

Q: I have gurgling noise in my bathroom sink. I have snaked up through the vent pipe-through the bathroom sink (and that will stop the gurgling for a few months but then it comes back). I don't beleive the snake goes all the way to the roof (but I'm sure it's close). Any suggestions?Should I buy an extra extra long snake, and snake the pipe all the way to the roof?Should I climb on the roof and put a garden hose in the vent pipe and turn the water on?; if so what risks/problems should I be mindful of before putting water down the vent pipe via a garden hose?Thanks: Pour a cup of vinegar and one cup of baking soda in the drain....Have some hot water heated on the stove and pour it in..wait afew minutes and run more hot water through.....

Q: I am just wondering if it will clog anything.. I don't really care that the necklace is lost because it wasn't very expensive but I just don't want the necklace to mess up anything. I REALLY don't want to open all the pipes and stuff either, messy job. Notice that this is the whole necklace, it was just a silver chain with a cross..So is there any harm in leaving the necklace in the drain?: Depending on how large it is, it will accumulate hair and debris and could cause the sink to plug up eventually. However, this might not happen for a while. You could attempt to use a piece of wire, bend the end into a hook, and try and fish around down in the drain to pull it out. This can get tedious fast but it has worked for me before. Removing the trap from under the sink (the u-shaped piece of tube at the bottom) should be neither difficult nor too terribly messy. They are designed to come out with a simple pipe wrench. Some even have a small threaded drain the the bottom and you could try and fish it out that way. Once it starts to accumulate gunk and slow the drain you will have to get it out anyway. Better to do it now when it will be relatively simple than later when it could be a massive clog.

Q: How to unclog bathroom sink: used your brains

Q: Do you want to send a faucet to the bathroom?: When buying, please ask whether the faucet,

Q: I checked for a valve under the sink to see if it possibly wasn't open all the way but i did not see any valves. The cold water pressure is fine in the bathroom sink but hot water has been horrible since I moved in 7 months ago. Kitchen, and bathtub hot water pressure is just fine. The sink appeared to be newer if not brand new when I moved in. I live in the city, if that helps to know that I have city water and not well water. Please advise..I would love to be able to wash my hands with higher warm water pressureThanks in advance: You must have a shutoff valve under the sink. What does your hot water supply hose connect to? In any event it seems to me that there may be an obstruction in the shutoff valve or in the faucet. Possibly it is the rubber seal in the valve. I don't think the aerator is plugged because the cold water pressure is fine. Try disconnecting the end of the hot water supply hose that is at the faucet (after closing the shutoff valve) to see how much pressure you have in the hose. If the pressure is adequate, the problem must be in the faucet and you should disassemble the faucet's hot water valve. If the hose pressure is low, remove the other end of the hose and check the pressure directly at the shutoff valve. If the pressure is still low, you may have to shut down the water system so that you can remove the shutoff valve for cleaning. I recall that a number of years ago there was a problem with some water heaters, whereby the constant heat would cause the plastic filler tube on the inside of the cold water inlet to disintegrate over time. I believe that the plastic broke up into particles that were circulated into the hot water pipes, plugging the valves. Since you only have this problem with one valve, it seems unlikely that this is your problem. Yet I would not rule it out without checking the possibility.

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