GL36 Round Fluted Glass Vessel Sink

GL36 answers the reeded and fluted look that vanity ranges have been carrying. The wall is described as vertical fluted, not faceted.

Reeded pieces tend to be bought against a specific vanity programme. Compare the wall treatments across the glass vessel basin range.

The listed size is 360 mm across and 115 mm high, which keeps the rim low over the counter.

A 360 mm circle leaves working room on a 500 mm deep top. That matters on cloakroom joinery where the client still wants somewhere to put a soap bottle.

Nothing here fixes the drain hole size or the seating detail under the base. Ask for the installation drawing and hand it to the joiner with the counter order.

Wall mounted taps change the reach needed over a fluted rim, so confirm both together.

The material entry is identical for every GL36 variant on the list.

That makes the variant chart the document to ask for, not the material sheet. Request the current chart with a photograph against each suffix and quote from that. A colour name is easier to dispute than a material line.

Print the suffix on the shelf label so the reorder comes back correct.

The specification names no standard, listing or certification for GL36. Do not carry a claim across from another supplier datasheet just because the shape is similar.

Where the basin goes into a hotel or multi-unit fit-out, name the market and the reviewing consultant at enquiry stage. What can be issued is confirmed in writing.

The minimum has to be allocated by suffix, because GL36 has no plain code.

Confirm at quotation whether that hundred may be mixed across the five suffixes or has to sit on one. The answer decides whether a distributor can test the reeded look without carrying five lines of stock.

Barcode allocation and private label carton work sit with the SANIKB OEM and ODM program. Raise both at quotation so print time is inside the lead time.

Treat the dates above as planning figures until the quotation is issued.