S20 substructure washbasin

Presented:	ISH 2011, Frankfurt
Stylepark-ID:	07.5706.00046
Categories:	Bath / Sanitary › Sanitary objects › Washhand basins › Single washhand basins

Product description

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Specifications

Width	375 mm / 430 mm / 475 mm / 550 mm
Height	165 mm
Depth	210 mm / 300 mm / 305 mm
Material	ceramic
Colors	white

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Manufacturer:
VitrA Bathroom, Germany

Design:
NOA
2011

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S20 substructure washbasin

A small gem

The ultimate butt shower

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TXTMSG with Ross

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Room Rain or Impressions from Wellness Zone 2

The comeback of copper and limescale edging

Braving the crisis with power and creativity

Manufacturer:VitrA Bathroom, Germany

Design:NOA 2011

Printed catalogue

PDF catalogue

Estimate

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Manufacturer:
VitrA Bathroom, Germany

Design:
NOA
2011