A bowl with no tap hole, and that is the point · review
A small oval countertop basin that publishes all three of its dimensions and states plainly that it has no overflow — which decides the waste you must buy with it.
The bottom line Small, fully dimensioned and honest about the overflow. Its missing figure — the waste hole — is missing from every basin in this hub.
A small white oval ceramic countertop basin, 340 mm long, 270 mm wide and 130 mm high, with no overflow.
340 × 270 × 130 mm. Length, width and height. It sounds unremarkable and it is not: most of this catalogue publishes one figure or none.
The 130 mm is the one that reaches beyond this page — it is the rim height your tap has to clear. Any basin mixer with a spout below 130 mm will pour onto the rim rather than into the bowl.
Stated plainly, and it settles the waste: you need an unslotted one. A slotted waste on a basin with no overflow leaks through its own side openings into the cupboard.
It also means the basin will not save you if a tap is left running. On a countertop bowl over a wooden vanity, that is worth knowing.
The waste hole diameter. None of the nine ceramics on this site publishes it. Measure it when the basin arrives, before ordering the waste — one listing in the waste hub asks you to do exactly that.
On sale from 48 € to 61 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Outside dimensions | 340 mm long × 270 mm wide — stated |
|---|---|
| Bowl depth | Not stated by the maker |
| Rim height | 130 mm overall height — stated |
| Waste hole diameter | Not stated by the maker |
| Overflow | None — stated |
| Material | Ceramic — stated |
| Weight | Not stated by the maker |
| Amazon reference | B099S4Z1DW (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 5902557354542 |
It means you need an unslotted waste. A slotted waste has openings in its side that let the overflow channel drain; on a basin with no overflow those openings simply leak into the cabinet. The two are not interchangeable, and this is the commonest mistake in this hub.
Yes — it is the figure your tap has to clear. A 130 mm rim needs a tap with more than 130 mm of spout height, which rules out every low basin mixer and points at the tall basin taps elsewhere on this site.
Countertop basin · Ø 31.5 cm round · terracotta and porcelain fired at 1280 °C · sealed surface · silicone tube supplied
A small round bowl that names its clay body and comes with the tube of silicone you would otherwise be sent out for.
Best for: Buying a whole basin from one range — bowl, tap, waste and trap — where coherence matters more than a specification sheet.
≈ £76 / 70 €
Countertop basin · Ø 355 × 120 mm · no overflow · unslotted 1¼ in pop-up waste supplied · ceramic
A round countertop basin supplied with the right waste already — the unslotted 1¼ in kind that a basin without an overflow actually needs.
Best for: A first countertop basin, bought by someone who does not yet know that slotted and unslotted wastes exist.
≈ 50 €
Countertop basin · 42 × 34 × 14.5 cm · ceramic fired at 1280 °C · nano glaze · DIN-standard outlet
A larger oval bowl that publishes all three dimensions and names its firing temperature — 1280 °C, which is what separates sanitary ceramic from decorative pottery.
Best for: A main bathroom vanity where the bowl is used for more than rinsing hands and the worktop is deep enough for 34 cm.
≈ £44 / 56 €
