20-Inch Rectangular Ceramic Countertop Vessel Basin with Single Faucet Hole

These dimensions are taken from the SN107-016 spec drawing.

• Overall size: 515 mm (20.3 in) L x 430 mm (17.0 in) W x 150 mm (5.9 in) H
• Faucet hole: single, center-back; 35 mm (1.4 in) diameter; positioned 35 mm (1.4 in) from the back edge
• Drain opening: 45 mm (1.8 in) inner diameter, 70 mm (2.8 in) outer diameter, sized for a standard 1.8 in basin drain
• Reference layout dimensions from the spec drawing: 485 mm (19.1 in), 310 mm (12.2 in), and 215 mm (8.5 in)
• Material: ceramic
• Color: white, glazed

The "20 inch" label is a rounded reference to the length. The precise overall length is 515 mm (20.3 in). Full 2D dimensioned drawings are available on request for drain hole placement and faucet coordination.

The SN107-016 is made from fired ceramic finished in a white glaze. The glazed surface is non-porous, which makes it straightforward to wipe down and keep clean in high-use settings such as hotels, rental units, and commercial restrooms. The white tone is a neutral specification that coordinates with most counter materials, faucet finishes, and bathroom palettes.

Glaze tone and surface finish are controlled at the factory. For buyers who reorder across multiple production runs, batch appearance can be reviewed against an approved reference sample to keep stocked units consistent.

As an above-counter vessel, the SN107-016 rests on top of the finished counter, and the plumbing runs down through a hole drilled in the counter for the drain and supply lines. No drop-in cutout is required for the bowl itself. The single back faucet hole, 35 mm (1.4 in) in diameter, accepts a single-hole deck or vessel faucet. Because the basin stands above the counter, many buyers pair it with a taller vessel faucet or a separately specified wall-mounted spout.

The drain opening measures 45 mm (1.8 in) inner and 70 mm (2.8 in) outer and is sized for a standard 1.8 in pop-up or grid drain. The correct drain type depends on the final overflow configuration of the basin. If the basin is supplied without an integral overflow, it should be paired with a non-overflow free-flow pop-up drain rather than a standard overflow pop-up. Confirm the overflow configuration on the final spec sheet before selecting drains for a project.

The SN107-016 fits a range of B2B procurement programs:

• Multifamily developers outfitting apartment, condo, and student-housing baths at volume, where a repeatable rectangular vessel supports consistent unit fit-out
• Hospitality FF&E buyers specifying guest bathroom basins that stay easy to clean under high turnover
• Kitchen and bath showrooms carrying a clean-lined rectangular vessel as display and special-order stock
• Distributors and importers adding a reorderable white ceramic basin to a wholesale catalog
• E-commerce resellers listing a standard vessel SKU with consistent dimensions and finish
• General contractors and design-build firms sourcing a coordinated basin for project specifications

As a factory-direct manufacturer, SANIKB supports OEM and ODM programs on the SN107-016. Options include custom packaging and branding, private-label cartons and inserts, and documentation prepared for your catalog. Where a program calls for a modified size, hole configuration, or finish, tooling and sampling are quoted against your specification. Spec sheets and 2D drawings support your engineering and listing teams, and additional file formats can be requested for a program.

MOQ, pricing, and lead time for the SN107-016 are confirmed at quotation and depend on order volume, finish, and any custom requirements. Samples can be requested so buyers evaluate the glaze, weight, and build before committing to a production order. Each basin is packed for export, with carton specifications, palletization details, and compliance documentation available on request to support freight planning, landed-cost calculation, and import review.

Buyers sourcing a 20 inch recessed rectangular ceramic countertop basin for stock or project supply can send the model, target volume, and destination market to open a quote.