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A console basin is fixed to the wall at the back and carried at the front on legs, so it has the presence of a washstand without a cabinet beneath. Ours is the Framsden 100cm console basin, on aluminium legs in chrome, gold or bronze, with the ceramic in white, matt black or gloss black.


When a console basin suits the room


The open front shows the floor beneath, so a console basin makes a bathroom feel wider than a vanity unit of the same size. It suits a period room where exposed pipework is part of the look, and a contemporary room where the floor finish runs through to the wall. At 100cm there is a good ledge either side of the bowl for soap and a glass.


If you want storage below, the Framsden range also has a drawer unit and wooden cabinets made for its 100cm basin, listed under bathroom furniture. The Framsden collection carries matching taps, WCs and a roll-top bath.


What to check before ordering


The back edge is fixed to the wall, so the wall takes a share of the load. In a stud partition that means timber noggins or a fixing plate set in before the boards go on. Because the waste and supplies are on show, plan a bottle trap and isolating valves in a finish that matches the legs; traps and wastes are listed separately.


Choose the tap first. A mono mixer and a three-hole mixer need different preparation, so ask us for the specification sheet to confirm the tap holes and the outlet height before you settle on the brassware.