Model TBC5-01 is a project-ready long trough stainless steel mop sink for commercial cleaning areas and janitor rooms, with finish coordination available for coordinated fixture schedules.
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Model TBC5-01 is a long trough stainless steel mop sink with gold finish and Custom size / see drawing dimensions. The project installation format makes it suitable for commercial cleaning areas and janitor rooms, 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.
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A rough-in drawing is the meeting point between the fixture, the wall and the plumbing. If any one of those is measured from a different reference, the error appears on site.
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