Hand Wash Trough

A wash trough is a long basin that is set in the wall to be used by more than one person at a particular time.

A hand trough is sometimes referred to as a wash trough since it is made for hand washing purposes only.

Wash water troughs are basins that are installed in communal areas to enable many people to wash their hands and be clean at the same time.

Depending on the installation method, wash basins are classified as pedestal, wall-hung, countertop, undermount, and semi-undermount.

A wash hand basin is mainly for hand washing only but a sink can refer to hand washing, washing of dishes, preparation of foods and many other uses.

The other term used for a wash hand basin is lavatory basin.

Shapes of wash basin depend on your available space and your requirements; more often they come as rectangular, oval, and round.

The three categories of basins are; pedestal basins, wall basins and countering basins.

Two wash basins are usually provided in the bathroom in order to accommodate several users at the same time.

The size of the basin depends on the available space and the common dimensions are 16 to 24 inch widths for basins.

Depending on wash basin size, your bathroom style, and installation type, you should select a wash basin that fits you best.

Wash basins come in diverse forms and options, such as ceramic, porcelain, stainless steel, glass, and stone.