Limoge Mid-Edge Inset Basin with Dipped Bowl - 510mm


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The Limoge 5004 Mid-Edge Inset Basin is designed for homeowners and interior designers seeking a clean, ultra-modern aesthetic for bathroom vanity units. Its primary benefit is the seamless integration of a full-width dipped bowl that maximizes utility while maintaining a minimalist profile, though users should be aware that the tap, waste, and overflow fittings must be purchased separately.
| Model Part Number | 5004 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Limoge |
No, the tap is not included and must be purchased separately to fit the 35mm pre-drilled hole.
The basin measures 51cm in width, 39cm in depth, and 18cm in height.
The Limoge 5004 weighs 9.5kg.
While installation is straightforward for those with plumbing and carpentry experience, we recommend professional assistance for cutting the countertop to ensure a proper fit.
Yes, the Limoge 5004 series is also available in widths of 610mm, 810mm, and 101cm.
Ensure the countertop cut-out is perfectly level and apply an even bead of silicone adhesive around the rim before setting.
Verify that the tap connection is tightened securely and ensure the rubber washer included with your tap is properly seated.
To ensure a professional finish, use a template based on the basin's dimensions to cut your vanity countertop. Apply a high-quality, waterproof silicone sealant around the perimeter where the basin meets the countertop to prevent water ingress into your cabinetry. For maintenance, clean the basin surface regularly with a soft cloth and mild, non-abrasive detergent to preserve the finish. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these may scratch the surface glaze.