Rossco Wall-Mounted Basins

A wall-mounted basin hands back the one thing a small bathroom never has enough of: floor. Nothing stands under the bowl, so tiling runs unbroken to the skirting and the room reads larger than it measures. The Rossco range here runs from a 360mm corner bowl for a guest cloakroom to a 1790mm double for a shared bathroom, from R1,843 to R16,644.

Ceramic and solid composite

Rossco describes itself as a South African manufacturer and importer of composite and ceramic basins, and both sit on this page. The ceramic pieces, the Proto 760mm and Rounded Wall 410mm among them, are glazed and fired, and arrive white with a gloss interior. The solid composite pieces are cast instead, which is why Rossco lists them as available in its full colour palette. See both materials on another mounting in Rossco countertop basins.

Choosing a width for the wall you have

Width is the decision that shapes the room. Under 500mm, the Corner 360mm and the Baby Square 380mm tuck into a cloakroom or an awkward return where a vanity will not fit. Between 600mm and 800mm sits the everyday main bathroom bowl, including the Capi 800mm and the Proto 600mm. Past a metre, the Nan 1500mm, the Greco 1600mm and the Swift Double 1790mm give two people their own space at one basin. If storage matters more than floor, see under-counter basins.

Brackets, tapware and the plumbing behind the wall

Fixing hardware is specified model by model. Rossco lists steel brackets as included on certain basins, the Proto 600 among them, while others are sold as the bowl alone, so read the product page. Tap holes are handled the same way, and the Nan 1000mm is listed with two. With no pedestal to hide behind, the trap and supply pipes stay in view unless they are chased into the wall, worth settling with your plumber before tiling. Tapware to match is in Rossco basin and shower taps.

The wider range, baths and butler sinks included, is on the Rossco brand page, and the darker finishes sit in Rossco black basins and baths. Colour and texture are hard to judge on a screen, so the Kramerville showroom is the quickest way to choose between glazed white and cast composite.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the smallest Rossco wall-mounted basin?

The two smallest on this page are the Corner Wall-Hung Basin at 360 by 360mm and the Baby Square Wall Hung Basin at 380 by 300mm. Both are ceramic with a gloss interior, and both are sized for a guest cloakroom, a small en suite or an awkward corner where a vanity unit would block the door. Prices start at R1,843.

Are Rossco wall-mounted basins ceramic or composite?

Both. Rossco manufactures and imports in ceramic and in solid composite, and this page carries a mix of the two. Ceramic pieces such as the Proto 760mm, the Slimline and the Mini Rectangular are glazed and fired in white. Solid composite pieces such as the Roma, the Hadley, the Capi and the Swift Double are cast. Check the individual product page for the material on a specific basin.

Can I get a wall-mounted basin in black or concrete rather than white?

Yes, in solid composite. Rossco lists its solid composite basins as available in the full Rossco colour palette, which is why the black and concrete options on this page are all composite rather than ceramic. Stocked examples include the Roma Wall-Hung Basin in black, the Hadley in black and the Hadley in concrete. The ceramic basins here are white.

Do these basins come with brackets?

It depends on the model, so check before ordering. Rossco lists steel brackets as included on some basins, the Proto Basin 600 being one, and several products here name brackets in the title. Others are supplied as the bowl alone. The basin has to carry its own weight plus water on the wall, so confirm the fixing method and the wall construction with your installer first.

How many tap holes does a Rossco wall-mounted basin have?

It varies by model, and Rossco states it per product rather than across the range. The Nan Wall Hung Basin 1000mm, for instance, is listed with two tap holes, which suits a pair of pillar taps or a wider spread mixer. Where a product page does not state a count, confirm it with us before you commit to a deck-mounted or a wall-mounted mixer.