Basins Sale

Browse Ceramic Bathroom Basins for Your Space

Every basin here is ceramic. Prices start at a suitable range. Shape is where they differ, so begin with the outline that suits your bench.

Round and Oval Basins: A bench full of straight lines looks better with one curve in it. The Karden is an oval shape. The Karasu is a wider oval, and the Kourt is a smaller rounded bowl.

Rectangular and Square Basins: The Kaikei is a rectangular shape. The Kwotro and the Kare are squarer, with square-cut edges.

Softened Rectangles: The Karma and the Kawaii keep the width of a rectangle but round the corners off. Either one works on a bench that already carries other fittings.

Where Prices Start: The Kutie and the Kucuk are among the more budget-friendly options in the range. Where a basin has been discounted, the original price appears beside the sale price, so you can see the available saving.

What to Check Before You Buy Bathroom Basins

A basin is sold on its own, so the pieces around it are yours to match.

Tap Hole or No Tap Hole: Some basins are pictured with a tap hole at the back, others with only a drain. That one detail decides where the mixer goes, whether on the basin, on the bench behind it or on the wall. Check the listing before you settle on a mixer.

Bench Depth and Overhang: Compare each basin's footprint with your bench. If there is no tap hole, keep space behind it for the mixer. The same basin can feel generous on a deep bench and cramped on a shallow one.

The Mixer and Waste Come Separately: The mixer tap and pop-up waste are not included, so buy them separately. Before checkout, confirm that tap hole positions, waste sizes and mounting types match.

Why Plumbcorp Suits a Basin Project

One basin tends to lead to a mixer, a waste and sometimes a vanity. Plumbcorp stocks bathroom and kitchen products plus accessories, so all of them can come from one place.

• See the scale in person. The Melbourne showroom lets you check a basin against a bench with a design consultant.
• 15 years of expertise in the plumbing industry. The team has been part of the industry for 15 years.
• Sale prices that show the savings. Discounted items carry the original price beside the sale price.
• Zip payment options. Available on eligible purchases.
• Australian-owned and operated. Plumbcorp is based in Melbourne, with its showroom also located in Melbourne.

Measure the Bench, Then Choose the Basin

Take your bench measurements to the listings and compare them basin by basin. Browse bathroom basins online whenever it suits you and consult the design team about suitable mixer options before making your final selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which basin is the cheapest?

The Kutie and the Kucuk are both in the budget-friendly range. Prices vary across the collection, so check the current listings to compare options.

2. Do all of these basins have a tap hole?

No. Some basins have a tap hole while others are designed without one. Check the product specifications before choosing your mixer.

3. What mixer suits a basin with no tap hole?

A bench-mounted tall mixer or a wall mixer. Pick the mixer at the same time as the basin so the positions agree.

4. Can I buy bathroom basins without a vanity?

Yes. Basins are sold on their own, so you can pair one with a vanity or bench you already have.

5. Can I install a bathroom basin myself?

You can choose and position the basin, but the water connections may require licensed plumbing work. In Victoria, a licensed plumber should connect the mixer, hot and cold water supplies and waste where required. Provide the basin specifications so the cut-out and fittings line up.

6. Is it easy to compare prices on bathroom basins online?

Yes. Prices are displayed on product listings, and discounted items show the original price alongside the current sale price, making it easier to compare options.

7. Can I see a basin in person first?

Yes. Visit the Melbourne showroom, where design consultants can help you explore the available options in person.