Features
(6) pieces 6 kid sized pedestal sinks is exactly the right size to help your child build healthy handwashing habits. Letting children use sinks their size means fewer accidents, and the sink's small size and overflow hole stop messes. This sink is made from white Porcelain for enhanced durability and easy cleaning. This sink uses a 4'' center set faucet (NOT INCLUDED) and measures 21-1/2'' Height x 16'' Width x 12-3/4'' Projection. ASME compliant.
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| Length | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 12.75 Inches | 16.00 Inches | 21.50 Inches |
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Great product for my daycare
Cute sinks for tiny people, but really hard to install because of size. Low, low quality hardware included, but the sinks themselves have had constant use at a preschool for roughly five years without incident.
Awesome!!! Put two of these into the daycare, they love them!
Cute but did not come with brackets to mount.
for 2 year old program at our church preschool
A++
Can't complain about the product itself but the installation was terrible. It's really compact and really difficult to install because of the size. It looks like it was redesigned since I ordered this and has more of a flare out at the back, hopefully it gives the installer more space. They really should make a metal mounting bracket that can be screwed into the wall and have the sink somehow lock into the bracket. For this you need to bolt the basin to the wall first then install all the accessories and the pedestal at the end. Make sure you get a faucet that fits and can clear the wall at the back.
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We installed this while redoing our hall bath for an in home childcare. The little ones enjoy being able to wash their hands on their own. We did have some trouble with the plumbing, but that’s really because we went from a full sized vanity to this super adorable pedestal sink. My contractors fixed the two pieces together and adhered it to the wall using some kind of glue or putty.