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$349ADP Arch Smooth 415 x 365 Matte White Ceramic
The ADP Arch Smooth Ceramic boasts a sleek arch shape and smooth finish, offering a modern and polished look to any space. Its matte white surface...
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$249ADP Monroe 400mm Above Counter Basin Gloss White
Experience the elegance and classic simplicity of the ADP Monroe 400mm Above Counter Basin in Gloss White. With its round shape and timeless desig...
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$349ADP Monroe 400mm Above Counter Basin Matte White
Experience the elegance and classic simplicity of the ADP Monroe 400mm Above Counter Basin in Matte White. With its round shape and timeless desig...
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$199ADP Lisa 470 x 235 Above Counter Basin Gloss White
Introducing the ADP Lisa 470 x 235 Above Counter Basin in Gloss White. This basin boasts a narrow size and rectangular shape, making it a perfect...
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$299ADP Lisa 470 x 235 Above Counter Basin Matte White
Introducing the ADP Lisa 470 x 235 Above Counter Basin in Matte White. This basin boasts a narrow size and rectangular shape, making it a perfect...
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$499Scarabeo Glam Round 390mm Above Counter Basin Gloss White
Expertly crafted in Italy, the Scarabeo Glam Round Basin is made of high-quality ceramic for a designer look and premium feel. Elevate your bathr...
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$699Scarabeo Glam Round 390mm Above Counter Basin Matte Pearl
Expertly crafted in Italy, the Scarabeo Glam Round Basin is made of high-quality ceramic for a designer look and premium feel. Elevate your bathr...
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$499Scarabeo Glam Square 400mm Above Counter Basin Gloss White
Expertly crafted in Italy, the Scarabeo Glam Square Basin is made of high-quality ceramic for a designer look and premium feel. Elevate your bath...
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$699Scarabeo Glam Square 400mm Above Counter Basin Matte Pearl
Expertly crafted in Italy, the Scarabeo Glam Square Basin is made of high-quality ceramic for a designer look and premium feel. Elevate your bath...
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$199ADP Monica 355mm Semi Inset Basin Gloss White
Expertly designed with a semi inset style, the ADP Monica 355mm basin boasts a classic round shape for a timeless look. The sleek glossy white fin...
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$299ADP Monica 355mm Semi Inset Basin Matte White
Expertly designed with a semi inset style, the ADP Monica 355mm basin boasts a classic round shape for a timeless look. The sleek matte white fini...
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$199ADP Chandler 398mm Semi Inset Basin Gloss White
Expertly designed with a semi inset style, the ADP Chandler 398mm basin boasts a classic round shape for a timeless look. The sleek glossy white f...
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$299ADP Chandler 398mm Semi Inset Basin Matte White
Expertly designed with a semi inset style, the ADP Chandler 398mm basin boasts a classic round shape for a timeless look. The sleek matte white fi...
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Bathroom Basins and Sinks From The Best Brands in the Country
Choose a bathroom sink that suits your style and layout is important to getting your bathroom renovation right. Every style of basin can suit a range of bathrooms and purposes. We have a range of sink shapes, from organic to square designs with a choice of wall mounted basins, inset basins, undermount basins, semi recessed basins, counter top or freestanding basins.
Here is our guide to each basin style.
Inset Basins
An inset basin sits half in and half out of the bench top, giving you the best of both worlds.
Undermount Basins
An undermount basin sits below the surface of the benchtop, giving you that sleek modern minimalist look.
Wall Hung or Wall Mounted Basins
Wall hung basins are mounted on the wall and look at their best with a bottle trap underneath to tidy up the plumbing
Above Counter Basins
An above counter basins sits on top of you benchtop and can be the hero piece of your bathroom
Semi Recessed Basins
Semi recessed basins are designed to overhang at the front of a vanity unit and work best on narrower vanities
Freestanding Basins
Free standing basins are just that, they stand alone an can add some opulence to your bathroom
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What type of basin is best for my bathroom?
The best type of basin to install in your bathroom will depend on your personal tastes, the space you have available and any existing fixtures that you plan to keep. It should be practical, aesthetically pleasing and blend in with the colour scheme you have chosen for your bathroom. If you are fitting a new shower, shower screen and toilet at the same time, you will want to make sure that the style of basin you choose complements these other fixtures. We have many beautiful bathroom basins for you to choose from so it shouldn’t be hard to find one that ticks all the right boxes.
What are inset basins?
Inset basins are designed to drop straight into your countertop or vanity unit, which is why they are also known as drop-in basins. They have a lip that rests on the countertop surface but they are also held in place with metal clips and silicone caulking to ensure a good seal. We stock a wide variety of inset hand basins, in many different shapes and sizes.
What is an undermount basin?
Undermount basins, as the name suggests, are fitted to countertops from underneath and are held in place with heavy duty clips and caulk or adhesive. Without a lip, they fit flush to the surface. In common with inset basins, they are available in a selection of shapes and sizes to suit all types of bathrooms. Whether you opt for an undermount or inset wash basin, it’s best to have both the basin itself and your new tapware installed by a professional to avoid any future issues with leaks. If you’re not sure which type of basin is best for your bathroom, please feel free to ask for help at any time.
What is the standard size of a bathroom basin?
There is no standard size: bathroom basins in Australia are available in a wide choice of sizes. If you’re not sure what size to choose, we suggest measuring your countertop to see how much space you have available and thinking about how you use your existing basin. Some people are more than happy with a small wash basin whereas others prefer larger models that can be used to rinse out clothing or even to wash their hair in.
Can I add a second sink in my bathroom?
Yes, if you have the space available there is no reason why you can’t have two hand basins in your bathroom. The main concerns when adding a second basin will be whether there is enough space to accomplish the task easily and whether it will complement the existing aesthetic in your bathroom. If you’re planning to remodel your whole bathroom, you can pick a shaving cabinet, towel rail and mirror that will work well with a double basin and that will leave plenty of space for installation too. For larger families, a second wash basin can certainly be a very handy addition.
What materials are bathroom basins made from?
If you’re shopping for bathroom basins online at The Blue Space, you’ll find a wide selection made from a variety of different materials. Vitreous china is undoubtedly the most popular choice, with natural stone, along with stone and resin composites, also highly regarded by homeowners and bathroom fitting professionals alike. All of these materials are durable, good looking and practical, which is why they are so commonly used in the manufacture of quality bathroom basins. And whichever you choose, we have the perfect bathroom accessories to complement your new basin. You’ll also find a great selection of in-wall toilets, drainage fittings and heating/exhaust fittings for your bathroom in our online store.
What is the difference between vitreous china and porcelain?
Vitreous china is actually a glazing technique that is added to porcelain to make it more durable and shinier. It is used by manufacturers of hand basins across the globe and has become the most popular choice for bathroom basins not just in Australia but worldwide. As it is more resistant to stains and scratches than plain porcelain, it will retain its looks for longer, making it a more economical choice.
What should I look for when buying a bathroom basin?
There are a number of things to think about when you’re choosing a new basin for your bathroom: aesthetics, size, price and quality are some of the more important factors to bear in mind. At The Blue Space, we pride ourselves on offering a huge selection of quality products at the most competitive prices you will find anywhere in the country, so if you’re looking for bathroom basins in Australia that represent value for money, you’ve come to the right place. And with such a big selection, you are guaranteed to find a wash basin that meets your needs as far as aesthetics, size and quality are concerned too.
Why do bathroom sinks crack?
Good quality bathroom basins should not crack easily but if something heavy is thrown with enough force into a vitreous china or stone basin, it could easily damage the surface. Other reasons that basins crack include rapid temperature changes and the folds that are normally present in natural stone. These folds may develop into very thin cracks in the future but they should not affect the structural integrity of the basin.
Can you deliver bathroom basins to my address?
We deliver basins to almost all locations in Australia, using reputable couriers to ensure they arrive safely. Whether you’re planning to order a single basin or a whole range of bathroom fixtures and accessories, you’ll find our delivery service both efficient and economical. We pack all items securely to ensure they are not damaged in transit and dispatch them without delay. From bathroom basins and accessories to filtered water tapware, baths and spas, you can order everything you need from us, safe in the knowledge it will arrive in good time and in perfect condition. Start shopping for your new bathroom fixtures and fittings right now!
What is the smallest basin I can get to fit into small ensuite/powder room?
It depends on your actual space restrictions, the dimensions are in the product information for every basin. Our small powder room wall basins can be found under Bathroom / Basins / Wall Basins. We also have a great range of powder room vanities that can be found under Bathroom / Vanities / Compact Vanities in the Mega Menu above.
What basin types does The Blue Space have?
There are a number of different types of basins including above counter, drop-in or inset, glass vessels, pedestal, freestanding, semi-recessed, stone, undermount and wall basins.
For more information on all the different basin types and which will best suit your requirements, have a look at "More info on basins" in our Product Advice area. Then have a browse through our extensive range under Basins in the Mega-Menu above.
Why would I choose a vessel shaped basin?
Vessel basins sit on the vanity top (like a bowl) and generally don't have a tap hole in the actual basin. Design is critical in every element of your sumptuous new bathroom, and this extends to the basin(s) you choose. Vessel basins can be a significant feature and add real excitement to the bathroom.
A vessel basin can be a convenient choice if you are replacing an existing vanity top as they simply sit on top of the counter and usually don't require a large cut out in the bench top.
Do shallow basins cause water to splash out easily?
This often depends on the spout on the tap or mixer that is used. Some older spouts produce quite a hard stream of water, and this can cause splashing. WELS (Water Efficiency Labeling and Standards) Scheme regulations ensure all new basin mixers are labelled with output litres per minute and a star rating. A higher star rating (lower L/m) will not only save water, but, along with modern aeration (such as the superior German Neopearl system), make splash less likely.
I have an existing countertop, can I fit a new basin into it?
This depends on the cut out the vanity top has from the previous basin and the choice of replacement basin. If the new basin is larger than the old basin, it is possible that the existing countertop may be able to be re-used. As every situation differs, it is recommended that advice be sought from a qualified cabinet maker.