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Under Counter Basins

Under counter basins, also known as undermount basins, are installed beneath a vanity top so the basin's rim sits flush against the underside of the counter. This creates a clean, seamless transition between the vanity top and basin, with no visible rim to catch dirt or water, making them easier to wipe clean than above or semi-recessed styles.
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Why Choose an Under Counter Basin

Because the basin sits below the counter surface rather than on top of it, under counter basins offer more usable bench space around the sink, which is a practical advantage in smaller ensuites and powder rooms. The seamless look also suits contemporary bathroom designs where a minimal, uncluttered vanity is the goal.

Sizes and Finishes

VICTILES stocks under counter basins from 340mm through to 1210mm in length, in matte white and matte black ceramic finishes, from brands including KDK, ZENMO and VICTILES. Longer trough-style basins from 900mm to 1210mm suit double vanity setups or wider single vanities, while compact basins under 500mm are well suited to smaller bathrooms and ensuites.

Frequently Asked Questions About Under Counter Basins

An under counter basin sits fully beneath the vanity top with no visible rim, while a semi-recessed basin sits partially embedded, with the front section protruding forward from the counter for extra bench depth.

Yes. Under counter basins require a solid vanity top, such as stone, ceramic or engineered composite, with a hole cut to the basin's dimensions. They are not suited to standard laminate benchtops without proper waterproofing and edge finishing.

No, they're generally easier to clean than semi-recessed or above counter basins, since there's no visible rim or ledge where water and grime can collect. A quick wipe of the counter surface keeps the basin area looking tidy.

Yes, under counter basins work with standard basin mixers or wall-mounted mixers, since the tap holes are drilled into the vanity top rather than the basin itself, giving flexibility in tapware placement and style.

For double vanity setups, trough-style under counter basins from 900mm to 1210mm are the most practical choice, offering enough length for two tap positions or a shared basin across a wider countertop.