Technical Specifications and Equipment
Bathroom vanity consists of:
n.1 washbasin base cm d.53 h.50 with lower basket h.30 and fixed panel h.18 above, customisable in length, from a minimum of 65 cm to a maximum of 90 cm. The basket drawer is not shaped, but is equipped with an empty space at the back to allow for the siphon. Basket equipped with soft-closing mechanism.
n.2 base units on either side cm d.53 h.50, with lower basket h.30 and upper drawer h.18, customisable in length from a minimum of 30 cm to a maximum of 50 cm. Drawers and baskets equipped with soft-closing mechanism.
n.1 countertop in white Corian® cm d.53 th.1,2, customisable in size from a minimum of 125 cm to a maximum of 190 cm. The countertop is equipped with a built-in washbasin with overflow hole, chromed "Clic-Clac" waste drain and mixer hole. The measurements of the washbasin are: cm 52 d.32 h.13.
n.1 mirror with LED backlighting on all 4 sides, variable in width between 115 and 180 cm, variable in height between 70 and 130 cm. PLEASE NOTE: the mirror is always placed 5 cm from the edge of the alcove (in relation to the open section of the bridge wardrobe), in order to guarantee correct indirect lighting in all directions.
Corian® Maintenance Tips
A sponge and a common cleaning product or ammonia-based solution are sufficient for cleaning a Corian® surface. An abrasive scotch-brite sponge, even without any cleaning products, can be used for more stubborn dirt. Simply rub the sponge over the dirt in a circular motion and do the same over the surrounding surface in order to keep it uniform.
How to Get Rid of Difficult Stains: Accidental stains caused by chemical substances (e.g. varnish remover, specific cleaning products or products containing methylene chloride, acids, nail polish, acetone-based products, ink, lipstick, etc.) should be removed immediately with soap and water to avoid damaging the countertop. All of these substances, which are Class 1 reagents, can permanently alter a Corian® surface within just 16 hours of contact, therefore it is crucial that the chemical substance is removed immediately.
How to Get Rid of Limescale: If traces of limescale form around the taps, use a small, non-abrasive sponge and a normal domestic cleaning product to remove it, then rinse with hot water and dry with a soft cloth.
How to Get Rid of Persistent Stains and Small Scratches: In the case of persistent stains and small scratches, use a wet, abrasive sponge such as a scotch-brite sponge: pass the sponge over the mark with circular movements, making sure also to scrub the surrounding surface so that there is no difference in cloudiness between the two areas. The use of an abrasive sponge is so effective that the surface will appear as new.
Further Information...
Corian®: Is a non-porous, homogeneous, inert and non-toxic material which is available 12mm thick, made up of around ⅓ acrylic resin (also known as polymethylmethacrylate or PMMA) and around ⅔ natural substances. The main mineral is the aluminium trihydrate (ATH) which is derived from bauxite, a mineral from which aluminium is extracted.
As this is a non-porous material, Corian® surfaces are particularly hygienic: this is why it is also used for kitchen work surfaces, sink countertops, walls for baths and showers, coverings and benches for public spaces such as health facilities, shops, hotels, restaurants and offices.
