An increasingly popular choice in contemporary bathroom design, the striking Cube 320 basin from Caroma combines modern design cues with sound functionality. Creative design isn’t always about thinking outside the square. The Cube inset basin is just one of a variety of options available in the Cube basins range. Dimensions: 320x320mm, Bowl Capacity 7.5 litres […]
November 21st, 2008
An increasingly popular choice in contemporary bathroom design, the striking Cube 320 basin from Caroma combines modern design cues with sound functionality. Creative design isn’t always about thinking outside the square. The Cube inset basin is just one of a variety of options available in the Cube basins range.
Dimensions: 320x320mm, Bowl Capacity 7.5 litres
Applications: Domestic and Commercial
Variations:: Cube 320 Above Counter Basin, Cube 500 Above Counter Basin, Cube 500 Under Counter Basin, Cube Wall Basin, Cube Surface Basin, Cube Extension Wall Basin
Finish: Vitreous China, White only
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