Seima Inset Above Counter Basin Oval Gloss White CHIOS 201 191468
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Description
Seima Chios 201 Oval Inset Basin - White Gloss, 3 Tapholes
The Seima Chios 201 is a classic oval inset basin with most of the bowl positioned below the benchtop and a broad ceramic rim resting above the surface. Its generous oval bowl suits a wide range of standard vanity and benchtop materials.
This exact 191468 version includes three tapholes for traditional separate hot and cold controls with a central spout. The White Gloss vitreous china bowl includes a front-positioned overflow.
Key Features
- Classic oval form provides a familiar and broadly compatible inset-basin profile.
- Wide ceramic rim creates a clear finished edge around the benchtop cut-out.
- Three-taphole arrangement suits traditional basin-set tapware.
- Five-litre bowl capacity provides practical everyday washing space.
Specifications
| Range | Chios 201 |
| Model | 191468 |
| Basin type | Inset |
| Shape | Oval |
| Overall dimensions | 515mm wide x 430mm deep x 190mm high |
| Material | Vitreous china |
| Colour / finish | White Gloss |
| Visible rim height | Approximately 12mm |
| Capacity | 5 litres |
| Tapholes | 3 |
| Tap platform | Integrated rim |
| Overflow | Yes; positioned at the front of the bowl |
| Waste compatibility | Standard 32mm basin waste |
| Waste supplied | No |
More Options
Explore more traditional benchtop installations in our Inset Basins collection, pair the integrated taphole layout with a suitable Basin Mixer, and select a compatible Pop Up or Plug Waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tapware suits the three-taphole Chios 201?
The three factory holes are intended for a traditional basin set with separate hot and cold controls and a central spout, rather than a single-hole mixer.
How does the inset format affect the vanity appearance?
Most of the bowl sits below the benchtop, leaving the wide ceramic rim visible above the surface. This gives the basin a lower and more integrated profile than a vessel bowl.
Why is the overflow positioned at the front?
The overflow is incorporated into the front of the oval bowl so it remains separate from the rear tapware area and is less visually prominent from the normal standing position.
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