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Rene 17" Square Glass Bathroom Sink, Noir, with Faucet, R5-5003-NOR-R9-7001-BN

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Rene 17" Square Glass Bathroom Sink, Noir, with Faucet, R5-5003-NOR-R9-7001-BNRene 17" Square Glass Bathroom Sink, Noir, with Faucet, R5 5003 NOR R9 7001 BN This product has been discontinued. Please see our Square Glass Bathroom Sinks collection for an alternate sink. The shimmering elegance of glass is something to behold as this opaque, black colored vessel rests upon the vanity for all to admire. As with all our glass vessels, the R5 5003 Noir is constructed to be bold and beautiful. Only extra thick, tempered glass is used

Rene 17" Square Glass Bathroom Sink, Noir, with Faucet, R5-5003-NOR-R9-7001-BN

This product has been discontinued. Please see our Square Glass Bathroom Sinks collection for an alternate sink.

The shimmering elegance of glass is something to behold as this opaque, black-colored vessel rests upon the vanity for all to admire. As with all our glass vessels, the R5-5003-Noir is constructed to be bold and beautiful. Only extra-thick, tempered glass is used in its manufacture. High temperatures will not mar it in any way. Good hygiene comes naturally, as glass is non-porous. Staining or retention of odors is unheard of. Clean up is simple. It measures 16 1/2" x 16 1/2" x 6", and is guaranteed to remain functional and engaging for life. The R9-7001-BN is a tall, vessel-style faucet soundly constructed of premium-quality, solid brass components. Its design is cylindrical with a brushed nickel finish and matching baseplate. Water temperature and pressure is controlled by the rod-style, swivel handle. Ceramic disc cartridges assure dependability. To stabilize this curved basin above the vanity, this brushed nickel sink ring is included. With a simple press to its handsome, brushed nickel dome; the included, spring-loaded, vessel pop-up drain can be opened or closed.

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Features


  • ARTISTIC STYLING A square bowl of opaque, black-colored glass produces a sparkling display
  • SELECT MOUNTING Vessel rests upon the vanity; positioned to display its inner and outer beauty
  • SOLID TEMPERAMENT Thick, fully-tempered glass is tough, hygienic, stain and heat resistant
  • EASE OF MAINTENANCE Simple to care for with mild soap and water or standard glass cleaners
  • GUARANTEED EXCEPTIONALISM Backed by extraordinary warranties
  • SUPPORTIVE EXTRAS Matching vessel faucet, vessel pop-up drain, and sink ring

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Details


Bowl Split: Single
Box Height: 14.5"
Box Length: 30"
Box Weight: 28.65 lb(s)
Box Width: 23"
Color: Noir
Country of Origin: China
Installation Type: Vessel
Item Height: 13.375"
Item Length (Front to Back): 16.5"
Item Weight: 26.15 lb(s)
Item Width (Side to Side): 16.5"
Material: Glass
Number of Bowls: 1
Shape: Square
Sku: R5-5003-NOR-R9-7001-BN

Warranty


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