💧 Scarabeo 5002-One Hole Rectangular Ceramic Wall Mounted/Vessel Sink, White Review

Beautiful sink! Perfect size for a small bathroom. We used to have a vanity here with a standard sink and there was almost no room to squeeze through. It looks good and serves its purpose at a good price.

-Modern and stylish -Perfect size in LXW but the bowl is very shallow and wish it was a little deeper -Otherwise it saves 10 inches from the wall to the center of the room.- There are only two large screws that need to be attached to the wall. Seems like there should be more. - If you have elderly/children you may wish to add/install additional brackets to lean/sit on the sink.

The design of this washbasin is simple and classic. The margin around the back edge is enough to keep water off the wall. Children can splash more, but the accumulated water does not run down the wall to which the sink is attached. We ordered a 23" wide sink and it's perfect for a small bathroom but doesn't feel so small that it's difficult to use. Good quality. Happy with the purchase.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this sink! I've spent a lot of time looking for the perfect size for my small boutique bathroom with very little space. I didn't want an old fashioned Victorian sink on a pedestal and this is modern, cool, functional and ACCESSABLE! I get so many compliments on this sink and I love that it has a little shelf for soap. I love the rectangular shape, it's just perfect!

Excellent sink for a very small bathroom. Well and firmly mounted (additional support from drain pipes). It has a great modern look and a one-hole faucet hole. The lip on the back prevents water from seeping into the wall (no backing required) and has enough space for the sink to keep the water out anywhere. Delivered well and comes with plenty of protective foam. There is no direct photo of the shell, but here it is oblique.

I would like to start by saying that I was very impressed with the packaging of the sink. You could drop it out of the air onto my front yard and the clam would laugh. Installation was easy as long as you're a little handy. I recommend that you try to line up the holes near the studs when using the anchors that came with the sink. It gets a little tricky when you want to use a bottle trap as it needs to be lined up squarely with the sewer pipe and if you're just using anchors I'd recommend…

Installation required a bit of engineering as you will definitely need to attach a screw to a stud behind the drywall. Depending on where this shelf is located will determine where your sink can be mounted on the wall. This can interfere with your alignment with your vanity, light fixture, or drain pipe. The best advice is to cut the drywall BEFORE installing the sink and install a wood support. Then you are not dependent on finding a stallion. In addition, it is a very modern and minimalist…