Courtyard Vitreous China Rectangular Undermount Bathroom Sink with Overflow
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Features:
Made of ceramic vitreous China
Undermount installation
Faucet and drain assembly are sold separately
Installation Type: Undermount
Corner Sink Installation Type:
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Sink Shape: Rectangular
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Primary Material: Vitreous China
Natural Variation Type: No Natural Variation
What is an Overflow?: An overflow is a small hole in the back of the sink that prevents the sink from overflowing. When the sink is full of water, this hole allows air to circulate to the drain so the water can drain more quickly.
Overflow Hole: Yes
Faucet Included: No
Flow Rate (GPM):
Handles Included: No
Craftsmanship Type: No Craftsmanship
Drain Assembly Included: No
Drain Type:
What is a Shut-Off Valve?: A shut-off valve is connected to the water lines and allows you to turn off the water for just one plumbing fixture instead of your entire home.
What is a P-Trap?: A p-trap holds water to prevent sewer gases from entering the home through the drain. It also traps debris that has drained from the sink to prevent the plumbing system from being clogged.
What are Supply Lines?: Supply lines bring water and gas from the plumbing pipes behind your walls to your fixtures.
Pedestal Included:
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Console Included:
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Shroud Included:
Supplier Intended and Approved Use: Residential Use
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Country of Origin - Additional Details: China
Style: Modern & Contemporary
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How to Install (String): To begin, take the entire countertop off of the vanity and turn it upside down onto a towel on the floor (this prevents countertop scratching). Next, rest the sink over the cutout on the counter and make sure the sink is centered with the drain hole and evenly spaced between bolt holes. Then, with a pencil, create an outline of the sink on the countertop and apply a 0.25" layer of silicone on the rim of the sink. Carefully place the sink upside down on the countertop and position it within the outline you drew. Lastly, attached the sink clips snugly and then carefully lift and place the counter and sink onto your vanity. Connect your faucet, drain, p-trap and supply lines.
The overall height of a sink is the external measurement from top to bottom, while the overall depth is the interior measure of how much water the sink can hold
The overall length of a sink is measured in inches from left to right and the overall width is measured from front to back
Remember that undermount sinks are typically set back 2"-2.5" from the front of the counter
Undermount sinks are mounted from below the countertop, so before beginning installation, check to make sure the countertop is 1/2"-1" thick
