Lecico Saffia Traditional 553mm Wide 2 Taphole White Basin

Lecico Saffia Details

MFC: SAF55BA2

Lecico Saffia Traditional 553mm Wide 2 Taphole White Basin.

The Manufacturing Code of the Product is SAF55BA2
Wall-Mounted Installation
Size [mm]: 553 x 416 x 190mm [Width x Depth x Height]
Size [cm]: 55.3 x 41.6 x 19cm [Width x Depth x Height]
Weight: 11.5Kg
Supplied with 2 Tapholes
Includes Chrome-Effect Overflow Ring
Refer to the Technical Image for Size Details
The Taps and Bottle Trap Shown in the Image are Not Included

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Saffia
⤷ Colour
: White
⤷ Shape
: D-Shaped
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: Lifetime
⤷ Material
: Vitreous China
⤷ Theme
: Traditional
⤷ Projection (Depth)
: 416
⤷ Width
: 553

⤷ Height
: 190
⤷ Distance rear edge to centre of waste hole
: 156
⤷ Distance rear edge to centre of tap hole
: 58
⤷ Number of bowls
: 1
⤷ No. of Tap Holes
: 2
⤷ Overflow Included
: Yes
⤷ Barcode
: 5057199861382
⤷ Product Type
: Wall Hung Basin

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Lecico Saffia Traditional 553mm Wide 2 Taphole White Basin

£75.95

RRP: ~~£94.94~~

Stock Availablity: 5-7 Working Days Approx

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UKCA Certified

UKCA or the UK Conformity Assessed marking is a mandatory UK product marking for products sold across Great Britain, equivalent to the CE Marking in Europe. UKCA will be used to replace the CE Marking. CE marking will no longer be valid in England, Scotland and Wales except in Northern Ireland from the 1st of January 2021, and the CE mark will stay valid until the 1st of January 2023. A product with UKCA marking shows that the product complies with the UKCA Marking requirements.

Vitreous-China Material

Vitreous china is an innovative glass-based enamel coating applied to porcelain. This glazed coating makes the base material durable, denser, and very glossy. When ceramics are coated with vitreous enamel, the resulting product is called vitreous china. This enamel is created by applying heat to powdered glass.