GL33 Rectangular Crystal-Cut Glass Vessel Sink

GL33 is the shallow rectangle. Crystal-cut facets are recorded on a body that stands only 105 mm above the counter.

Height is what separates one rectangle from the next. Compare the profiles inside the glass vessel sink collection.

The shallow profile is the whole argument for this model. Plan size is 460 by 330 mm.

Overall size

18 1/8" × 13" × 4 1/8" (460 × 330 × 105 mm)

Mounting

Above-counter (vessel)

Shape

Rectangular, crystal-cut facets

On an 850 mm carcass the rim lands close to 955 mm, which is far easier to defend on a schedule than a 160 mm bowl. It also works under a shorter tap.

A 105 mm bowl leaves little depth under the spout. Match the tap height and reach to that figure and say so in the fitting notes you supply with the goods.

Give the installer the tap and basin drawings together, not separately.

The material line is short and the dimensional detail is not on this page.

Ask for it anyway. Buyers of a low profile bowl tend to ask how substantial it feels in the hand, and a stated figure answers that better than adjectives do. Request the same figure for any sibling code you list next to it.

Keep the answer on file so your sales team quotes the same figure.

GL33 is cUPC listed. The published specification also holds material, type, mount, finish, size and MOQ. Before it goes into a submittal, request the current listing number and certificate validity so the documentation matches your destination market.

The drain and waste are usually a separate purchase with separate requirements in the destination market. Specify the waste on its own line and confirm what documentation comes with it.

The entry order sits at 100 pieces.

Published MOQ

100 pcs

Standard Lead Time

30–45 days (typical)

At 105 mm the body is shallow, so the carton is the easier of the two rectangles to handle. Confirm the packed size before you assume it.

Retail cartons and own-brand printing for a shelf ready pack are set up through the SANIKB OEM and ODM program.

Ask for pieces per carton, since it decides your minimum reorder in practice.