Model 8750 is a gold curved body stainless steel pedestal basin sized 400 x 400 x 800 mm, suitable for commercial washrooms and hospitality bathrooms and for corridor restroom layouts.
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Model 8750 is a curved body stainless steel pedestal basin with gold finish and 400 x 400 x 800 mm dimensions. The freestanding format makes it suitable for commercial washrooms and hospitality bathrooms, especially where designers need a durable fixture with a clear visual identity. The simplified exposed surfaces help maintenance teams keep the fixture presentable during daily use. For procurement, the model, finish, dimensions and installation drawings can be reviewed together before confirming project requirements.
For OEM, ODM, wholesale and commercial project orders, share the required model, dimensions, finish, quantity and installation drawings. Honze can support custom stainless steel sanitary ware procurement for public restroom and commercial bathroom projects.
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Custom stainless steel sanitary ware should move from drawing to quotation through clear dimensions, finish, installation, quantity and project use cases.
Read guide →Most stainless steel care problems come from what is left on the surface: concentrated cleaner, dirty rinse water, abrasive grit or a cloth that moves contamination from one fixture to the next.
Read guide →A fixture can pass final inspection and still arrive unusable if its rim carries the carton load, loose fittings move inside the bowl or the protective film traps abrasive dust.
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