- For use with Duravit vanities
- Made of high-quality, long-lasting sanitary ceramic: durable, scratch-resistant material with an easy-clean and hygienic surface
- One spacious basin
- One washing area
- Three faucet holes drilled
- Underside fully glazed for better hygiene and is therefore also perfectly suitable as a wall-mounted alone solution
- With faucet deck
- With overflow
DuraStyle Wall Mounted Sink
31 1/2 " x 18 7/8 ", with Overflow, 3 x Faucet hole, Ground: No, White High Gloss
#2320800087
$905.00
Set article
Duravit DuraStyle Wall Mounted Sink, White High Gloss, Rectangular, Number of basins: 1 Middle, Includes faucet deck: Yes, Number of faucet holes: 3 Middle, Overflow: Yes, Soap dispenser position: Left, Underside glazed, Back side glazed: No, 31 1/2 ", Internal dimensions: 21 1/2 " x 10 3/8 "
Product details
Specifications
Features
- ShapeRectangular
- colorWhite High Gloss
- Gloss levelHigh Gloss
- Material typeSanitary ware
- Number of faucet holes3
- Number of basins1
- Basin positionMiddle
- Faucet hole positionMiddle
- Soap dispenser positionLeft
- Installation TypeWall-mounted
- OverflowYes
Specifications
- Barrier freeNo
- GroundNo
- Back side glazedNo
- Underside glazedYes
- Includes faucet deckYes
- Suitable for furnitureYes
Certificates / Approvals
- CE LabelCL 25
- ADAYes
- cUPC listedYes
Specifications
- Depth/width18 7/8 "
- Basin width21 1/2 "
- Basin Depth10 3/8 "
- Width / Length31 1/2 "
Features
- Includes ceramic drain coverNo
- Includes slotted wasteNo
- Includes overflow clipNo
- incl. push-open wasteNo
Logistics
- Article weight47.62 lb
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- Installation instructions
- Link Installation instruction (eManual)
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- Care instructions
- Environmental Product Declaration
- Specification sheet
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Design by
Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez
Matteo Thun was born in 1952 in Bolzano (South Tyrol). After studying at the Oskar Kokoschka Academy in Salzburg and the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, he co-founded the legendary Memphis Group in 1981. Its members questioned the pure functionality of design objects.