How to change the bathroom wash basin from undercounter to countertop

Let's talk about the undercounter basin again and look at the characteristics of the undercounter basin. The characteristics of the undercounter basin is that it is very easy to take care of, as long as the water on the countertop is gently wiped, it will be touched into the basin, and the water will not drip onto the ground during the washing process, and the overall look is integrated with the countertop, not only beautiful, simple and generous, the installation of the undercounter basin is more troublesome than the installation of the countertop basin, the undercounter basin is not as good as the countertop basin load-bearing, and it cannot be pressed into the general situation, so don't worry too much about the load-bearing problem. >>>More

1. Bathroom wash basin size.

Bathroom basin size. >>>More

<> The minimum installation size and width of the toilet wash basin should be about 550mm. Many homes have small sizes, and in order to save space, the width of the sink will be reduced, but even if the width is reduced, it cannot be smaller than 300mm. In addition, a space of 1100mm should be reserved on both sides of the wash basin, i.e. 550mm. >>>More

Regarding how high the washbasin in the bathroom should be from the ground, I personally think that when making a washbasin, in order to prevent the washbasin from splashing on the wall next to it when it is in use. Therefore, it is necessary to do a good job of waterproofing the wall before installing a washbasin. Generally, the distance between the bathroom and the ground should be 80 or 85 cm.

There are different installation methods for various types, taking the more common wall-mounted and floor-mounted types as examples >>>More