Pedestal Basins

The ceramic pedestal basins here are manufactured in our own SANIKB factory in vitreous china, fully under our control. The natural stone pedestals are one-stop sourced: we select, inspect and consolidate them from vetted partner factories rather than making them ourselves. Either way you order through one supplier and fill a single 20ft container, mixing ceramic and stone freely to meet the MOQ.

A pedestal basin stands on its own column, hiding the trap and supply lines without a vanity. It suits compact powder rooms, period-style projects and high-traffic commercial washrooms where storage is not the priority. Pieces are quicker to install and easier to specify in volume. When buyers also want storage, point them to our cabinet basin range alongside these freestanding pedestal options.

Pedestal basins ship as a two-part bowl-and-column set, so confirm overall height, basin width and column footprint against your floor plan before ordering. Check tap-hole configuration, waste position and the rough-in for water supply and drainage. Our specs cover dimensions, fixing centres and clearances for each model, so plumbers can plan rough-in accurately across a mixed ceramic and stone order.

On the ceramic lines we make ourselves, we support OEM and ODM work: custom dimensions, glaze colours, tap-hole layouts and your logo or branded packaging. For sourced natural stone pedestals, we coordinate finish, edge and packaging requirements with partner factories. Private label and catalogue support are available so distributors and contractors can present these pedestal basins under their own brand within one consolidated order.

Every order is inspected before shipment, ceramic from our own line and stone from partner factories alike, so a mixed container meets one standard. We support relevant export compliance documentation on request. Service is fast and responsive across quoting, sampling and logistics. After-sales responsibility sits with us: defective goods are replaced or fully compensated. We never shirk responsibility for quality problems we ship.