It hangs on two bolts and everything depends on the wall · review
A 16 in left-hand ceramic wall-mount sink supplied complete with a brass faucet, supply lines and a P-trap.
This is the only listing on this shelf that finishes the job:
The sink. A solid brass chrome faucet. Both supply lines. A stainless steel P-trap.
Now price the alternative. Every other sink here excludes the faucet and the drain — XIFIRY says so outright: Taps & Wastes are not included.
So the real cost of a $49.99 sink is the sink, plus a single-hole faucet, plus a pop-up drain, plus a trap. On this site’s own shelves a modest brass faucet runs $30 to $50, a pop-up drain $10 to $35, and a P-trap $8 to $22.
That is comfortably over a hundred dollars.
MEJE is $82 for all of it — and both metals are the right ones: solid brass for the faucet, which is what casts and plates well and can be rebuilt, and stainless steel for the trap, which sits in waste water for twenty years.
What you give up is choosing the faucet, and the faucet is the thing you look at every morning.
Exterior 16-1/8 in. Interior 10-5/8 in.
So five and a half inches of the width is rim — flat ledge, not sink.
Set that against the CHIKESI on this shelf: 14.37 inches outside, 13.98 inches of bowl. Barely half an inch of rim in total.
So the MEJE is the wider object and much the smaller sink. You could not possibly know that from the titles, and MEJE is one of only three listings here that publishes enough to let you work it out.
Credit for the disclosure. It is still the finding.
The shallowest bowl published on this shelf, and the consequence is predictable: the faucet is close to the bottom, and water bounces off a shallow bowl and onto the ledge and the floor.
In its favor, that broad left-hand ledge is genuinely useful — it is where the soap and the toothbrush pot go, and on a 16 inch sink there is room for both.
Which is the design this sink has chosen: less bowl, more surface. For a powder room where hands get washed, defensible. For washing a face, the CHIKESI’s near-full-width bowl is the better shape.
The bowl is offset to the left with the ledge on the right.
Think about the wall before ordering. A left-hand sink with a wall on its left has its bowl in the corner and its ledge in the open; turn it round and the arrangement is wrong.
The XIFIRY on this shelf is sold as Right Hand, which confirms these come in pairs — and tells you to check which one you are buying.
The supplied drain is Round P Trap Waste kit without overflow — so the sink has no overflow hole and no channel, and nothing can be added later without drilling fired china.
Leave the faucet running with the plug in, and the water goes on the floor.
In a powder room used by children or guests, that is worth weighing. The CHIKESI and the PROFLO on this shelf both have one.
559 grams per inch of width — more substantial than the CHIKESI’s 435 and the XIFIRY’s 382, less than the PROFLO’s 649.
Coming with Wall Mount Screws, which is all the listing says about fixing.
Nine kilograms of ceramic, plus water, plus somebody leaning on it, wants blocking between studs or a wall-hung frame. Not drywall anchors. No listing on this shelf says so, and it is the most common way a wall-mount sink fails.
No warranty published, where the XIFIRY gives twelve months and thirty days’ money back.
Available at around $82.00 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.
Stock and prices on Amazon.com move without notice; the button above opens the live listing.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Width | 16-1/8 in outside, of which 5.5 IN IS RIM RATHER THAN BOWL — the bowl is 10-5/8 in. $5.09 an inch of width, the most expensive here, but THE PRICE INCLUDES THE FAUCET AND THE TRAP: sink, faucet, hot and cold supply lines and a P-trap drain kit. LEFT HAND. |
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| Projection | 9 in outside, 7-7/8 in of bowl, 2-3/4 IN DEEP — the shallowest bowl published on this shelf. |
| Fixing hole spacing | NOT PUBLISHED, but WALL MOUNT SCREWS ARE SUPPLIED. |
| Faucet holes | THE FAUCET IS SUPPLIED — solid brass, chrome finished — with a pair of supply lines stated thermostable and freeze-resistant. The hole size is not published, which matters less here than anywhere else on this shelf. |
| Overflow | NONE — the drain kit is explicitly WITHOUT overflow, and that is the one incompatibility to watch on this shelf: the Chikesi drain is sized for sinks that have one, this one is not. |
| Drain diameter | NOT PUBLISHED as a diameter. The kit is a round P trap in solid stainless steel, without overflow. |
| Material | Ceramic with a premium glossy glaze, non-porous. No warranty is published. |
| Weight | 19.8 lb (9,000 g) — 19.7 oz (559 g) per inch of width. |
| Amazon reference | B0C8MVWYGN |
| EAN | 0645569481855 |
Comfortably, and it is the strongest argument on this shelf. Every other sink here excludes the faucet and the drain — XIFIRY states it plainly: "Taps & Wastes are not included". So the real cost of a $49.99 CHIKESI is the sink plus a single-hole faucet, plus a pop-up drain, plus a P-trap. A modest brass faucet is $30 to $50, a drain $10 to $35, a trap $8 to $22 — the figures are on this site’s own shelves. That puts a "cheap" sink comfortably past $100. MEJE is $82 for all four, with a solid brass chrome faucet, two supply lines and a stainless P-trap. What you cannot do is choose the faucet, and the faucet is the thing you look at every day.
It is the honest reservation, and MEJE deserves credit for publishing the figures that reveal it. Exterior 16-1/8 in. Interior 10-5/8 in. So five and a half inches of the width is rim — flat ledge, not sink. Compare the CHIKESI on this shelf: 14.37 in outside and 13.98 in of bowl, barely half an inch of rim in total. So the MEJE is the wider object and much the smaller sink. And the depth is 2-3/4 inches, the shallowest published here, which means the faucet is close to the bottom of the bowl and water will splash out onto the ledge and the floor. In its favor: that flat ledge is useful on a left-hand sink, and it is where the soap goes.
A sink with no overflow, permanently. The drain kit MEJE supplies is explicitly "Round P Trap Waste kit without overflow" — so this sink has no overflow hole and no channel behind it, and nothing can be added later without drilling fired china. The practical consequence: if the faucet is left running with the plug in, the water goes onto the floor. That is worth weighing in a powder room used by children or guests. Two sinks on this shelf do have one — the CHIKESI and the PROFLO — and CHIKESI additionally publishes the drain opening size that a slotted overflow drain needs.
Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Width | Projection | Fixing hole spacing | Faucet holes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEJE 16 in wall-hung sink combo | $82 | 16-1/8 in outside, of which 5.5 IN IS RIM RATHER THAN BOWL — the bowl is 10-5/8 in. $5.09 an inch of width, the most expensive here, but THE PRICE INCLUDES THE FAUCET AND THE TRAP: sink, faucet, hot and cold supply lines and a P-trap drain kit. LEFT HAND. | 9 in outside, 7-7/8 in of bowl, 2-3/4 IN DEEP — the shallowest bowl published on this shelf. | NOT PUBLISHED, but WALL MOUNT SCREWS ARE SUPPLIED. | THE FAUCET IS SUPPLIED — solid brass, chrome finished — with a pair of supply lines stated thermostable and freeze-resistant. The hole size is not published, which matters less here than anywhere else on this shelf. |
| PROFLO PF5414 wall-mount china sink | $70 | 19-5/8 IN — THE LARGEST SINK ON THIS SHELF, five inches wider than most, at $3.56 an inch of width on October 29, 2026. Symmetrical rectangular, so not handed. Five published bullets, none longer than a line. | NOT PUBLISHED as a usable figure — the catalog gives 13.4 × 13.4 × 20 in (340 × 340 × 508 mm) for a sink stated 19-5/8 in wide, and those numbers cannot all describe it, so none is repeated here. No interior bowl dimensions are published either. | NOT PUBLISHED. Wall mounted. | THREE, pre-drilled FOR 4 IN CENTERS — the only 3-hole sink on this shelf, and the only one that will take a widespread faucet. The faucet is not stated as included. |
| XIFIRY right-hand wall-mount sink | $60 | 14.4 in — 14.4 × 7.28 × 3.54 in (365 × 185 × 90 mm), 14.4 × 7.3 × 3.5 in — at $4.16 an inch of width. RIGHT HAND, the only right-handed sink on this shelf, and a LEFT-HAND VERSION IS NOT MENTIONED ON THIS LISTING. | 7.3 in — THE SHALLOWEST CERAMIC SINK ON THIS SHELF, 2.7 in less than the deepest here. No interior bowl dimensions are published. | NOT PUBLISHED, but a FITTING KIT IS INCLUDED. | A single hole for a faucet; THE SIZE IS NOT PUBLISHED. Faucets and drains are not included, stated explicitly. |
| CHIKESI 14 × 10 in wall-mount sink | $50 | 14.37 in outside, on a 13.98 in bowl — THE BOWL IS ALMOST THE FULL WIDTH OF THE SINK, where the Meje on this shelf gives 5.5 in of its 16-1/8 in to rim. 14.4 × 10 × 4.13 in (365 × 255 × 105 mm), and it costs $3.48 an inch of width on October 29, 2026, six cents above the DeerValley, the lowest of the ceramic sinks here. Symmetrical rectangular, so NOT HANDED. | 9.84 in outside, 6.30 in of bowl, 3.54 in deep — one of only three sinks here that publishes its interior. | NOT PUBLISHED BY THE MAKER. | THE FAUCET HOLE SIZE IS NOT PUBLISHED, and the faucet is not included. |
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $82 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on October 29, 2026.
A powder room you want finished in one order, where the faucet and the trap matter more than bowl volume
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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