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Rossco Drop-In Basins

Five Rossco drop-in basins — ceramic and composite, from a 560 x 450mm oval to a 1600mm double.
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Oval Drop In 560x450 Ceramic
Regular priceR2,674.80
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Mod Wall HungBasin White90x800x550mm
Regular priceR3,982.48
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Drop In Round Small Countertop Basin White
Regular priceR2,080.40

Rossco Drop-In Basins

Five Rossco drop-in basins are listed here. A drop-in basin sits into a cut-out in the countertop with its rim resting on the surface, so the cut edge is covered and the counter material frames the bowl. Prices run from R2,080 to R9,748, with the middle of the range at roughly R3,982. The wider Rossco range carries the same materials across basins and baths.

Ceramic and composite in equal measure

The material split here is even. Two basins are recorded as ceramic and two as composite, and the fifth carries no material value on its record even though composite appears in its title. Four of the five are listed in white with a polished finish, and the fifth has no colour or finish recorded. Read the individual product page for the material, colour and finish of the basin you are considering.

From a 560mm oval to a 1600mm double

The Oval Drop In measures 560 x 450mm, a standard single-vanity size. The Double Barra runs 1600 x 475mm and gives two washing positions in one continuous piece, which suits a shared main bathroom. Between them sits a small round drop-in for compact ensuites. Depths are not quoted on this page because the recorded height figures and the product titles do not always agree, so confirm every dimension on the product page before a countertop is cut.

Drop-in, under-counter and countertop are not the same

These three mounting types get used loosely, including in some titles here. A drop-in basin drops into the cut-out from above and its rim covers the cut edge. An under-counter basin, also called underslung, is fixed beneath the counter, so the counter edge is what you see. A countertop basin sits on an uncut surface entirely. One basin here carries both underslung and semi drop in its own title, so check the mounting method on the product page, not the name.

Tap holes and overflows are not recorded in the product data for these five basins, so confirm the arrangement before ordering tapware. The Rossco basin and shower taps are listed separately. If the counter is not being cut, the wall-mounted basins are the alternative. The range can be seen at the Kramerville showroom.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a drop-in basin?
A drop-in basin is lowered into a cut-out in the countertop from above, and its rim rests on the surface so the cut edge is hidden underneath it. The counter material stays visible around the bowl, which keeps the vanity top as the feature of the room. It is a common choice for vanity tops in stone, composite or timber where a neat, level finish is wanted.
What are Rossco drop-in basins made from?
The five basins in this collection split evenly. Two are recorded as ceramic and two as composite, while the fifth carries no material value on its product record even though composite appears in its title. Because the split is even rather than dominant, do not assume the collection behaves as one material. Check the material listed on the individual product page before you specify.
What sizes do Rossco drop-in basins come in?
The Oval Drop In is 560 x 450mm, which suits a standard single vanity. The Double Barra is 1600 x 475mm and gives two washing positions across one piece for a shared bathroom. A small round drop-in covers compact ensuites and cloakrooms. Height figures are not quoted here because the product titles and the recorded dimensions do not always agree, so confirm them on the product page before cutting a counter.
What is the difference between a drop-in basin and an under-counter basin?
Both need a cut-out, but they sit on opposite sides of it. A drop-in basin goes in from above and its rim covers the cut edge of the counter. An under-counter basin, also called an underslung basin, is fixed below the counter so the cut edge of the counter itself is what you see and wipe across. The two are not interchangeable, and some Rossco titles use both words.
How much do Rossco drop-in basins cost?
Prices in this collection run from R2,080 for the small round drop-in up to R9,748 for the 1600mm Double Barra, with the middle of the range at roughly R3,982. The spread reflects size more than anything else, since the double basin is close to three times the length of the smallest bowl. Current pricing is always shown on the individual product page.

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