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A compact stainless hand basin for the wall beside the prep area, the one the health inspector looks for. It comes with a swivel tap on a ceramic valve, a basket waste and drain kit, and a high splashback on three sides so the wall stays dry. It is 432 mm wide and fixes to the wall or sets into a bench.
Free delivery to most addresses in NSW, ACT, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia; enter your postcode at checkout to confirm. We do not deliver to Tasmania or the Northern Territory yet. Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Fix it to the wall or set it into a bench cut-out, fit the tap and screw the waste in from below. Connecting to the water supply and the drain is a plumber's job in most councils.
A hand wash basin within reach of the prep area is a licensing condition, not a nicety. This one is the cheap, tidy way to meet it.
The basin, the strainer and the drain are stainless, so it lives with wet hands and hot water all day without marking. The tap swivels through a full turn on a ceramic valve, which is the part that stops dripping at three in the afternoon when everything else in the kitchen is dripping. Three sides carry a high splashback, so the wall behind it and the bench beside it stay dry.
It fixes to the wall over a 432 mm width, which is narrow enough to fit beside a doorway or at the end of a bench. If a wall is not an option it sets into a bench instead, using the same basin and tap.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

The tap runs on a ceramic valve core rather than a rubber seal. Ceramic cores do not wear into a slow drip the way rubber seals do, which matters on a tap that is turned on and off a hundred times a day by wet hands. The spout swivels through a full turn, so it swings clear when you need to rinse something bigger than a pair of hands.

The splashback runs around the back and both sides of the basin, standing high enough that soap and rinse water hit steel and not the wall. The basket strainer in the waste catches the odd blob of dough or lettuce leaf before it reaches the pipe, and lifts out to empty. Both are stainless, both wipe clean, neither has a corner that traps grime.

Most go on the wall, at whatever height suits the person washing. Where the wall is tiled and nobody wants to drill it, the basin sets into a bench instead and uses the same tap and waste. The maker lists both installation methods. Food trucks, market stalls, garages and laundries use it the same way a cafe does.
Load rating is the maker's figure for the basin installed as directed. Nobody should be leaning on it, but the figure says what happens if they do.
Both versions are listed by the maker; the water barrier version is not currently available.
| Version | Basin | Height | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Without water barrier | 432 × 381 | 330 | 5 kg | AU $209 | Back soon |
| With water barrier | 432 × 381 | 330 | 5 kg | Back soon | |
| Grease trap, 18 kg | For the drain line of this and the prep sink | — | AU $389 | Back soon |
Assembly required; instructions are included.
It is a dedicated stainless basin with a tap, a splashback on three sides and a proper waste, and the maker states NSF certification. Your council may also want it plumbed to hot water at a set temperature and fitted with a soap and towel dispenser beside it, so check the local requirement before the inspection.
To fix the basin, no. To connect the water supply and the drain, yes in most states, since it is a fixed water connection. Have the basin mounted before the plumber arrives and the visit is short.
The maker lists a version with a water barrier structure, which is designed to keep water in the basin. It is not currently available; ask us if you need it.
For rinsing a bunch of herbs, yes. It is a hand basin though, and in a licensed kitchen a hand basin is meant for hands only. For washing produce and utensils, the free-standing prep sink is the right tool.
Yes. A swivel tap on a ceramic valve core is included, along with the basket strainer and drain assembly.