It hangs on two bolts and everything depends on the wall · review
A 19-5/8 in vitreous china wall-mount sink with three 4-inch-center faucet holes, an overflow and a rear drain.
Five bullets, none longer than a line. And three of them are the three things that matter.
The only full-sized sink on this shelf.
The others are 11.8, 12, 14.37, 14.4, 14.6 and 16.1 inches wide — powder room and hand sink sizes, where your hands fit and little else.
Nearly twenty inches is a proper bathroom sink: wash a face without touching the sides, rinse a collar, fill a jug.
And the weight says the same. 28.0 lb (12,719 g) — 649 grams per inch of width, against 435 for the CHIKESI, 382 for the XIFIRY and 42 for the plastic shawoo sinks.
That is real vitreous china, and it is the third cheapest ceramic here per inch, after the DeerValley and the CHIKESI, at $3.56.
Rear drain location increases available space under the sink.
This is the only listing on this shelf that thinks about what is underneath, and on a wall-mount sink there is nowhere to hide it.
No cabinet. The trap and the supply pipes are on display, at eye level when you are sitting down.
A drain in the middle of the bowl puts the trap in the middle of that open space, projecting into the room. A rear drain puts it back against the wall, where the pipework tucks in and a bottle trap looks like a decision.
PROFLO gives the consequence in its own words: more space under the sink. Which means knee room — and in an accessible bathroom, room for a wheelchair.
Pre-drilled for 4 inch centers, which means a centerset faucet: spout and both handles on one base plate spanning four inches.
That is the common American arrangement with plenty of choice. What it rules out:
A single-hole faucet — which is what every other sink on this shelf is drilled for. Fit one here and two holes are left open, unless you buy a deck plate to cover them.
An 8 inch widespread set — too wide to reach.
The holes are in fired china. They cannot be moved.
The compensation is real, though: three holes is what you need if you want separate hot and cold faucets, which a single-hole sink cannot give you at all.
One of only two sinks on this shelf with one — the other is the CHIKESI.
An overflow is the hole near the rim that takes the water when a faucet is left running with the plug in. It also dictates the drain you buy: a sink with an overflow needs a slotted pop-up drain so the channel can drain.
PROFLO publishes the overflow and not the drain opening size, so ask before ordering the drain. CHIKESI publishes both, and states that its 1.75 inch opening suits US pop-up drains with overflow.
How twelve and a half kilograms gets onto a wall.
Dry it is 28.0 lb (12,719 g). Full of water and with somebody leaning on it, considerably more — and all of that load goes into two bolts and the rim.
That needs timber blocking between studs, or a proprietary wall-hung frame. Drywall anchors will not do it, and a wall-mount sink that works loose is a cracked sink and a wet floor.
No listing on this shelf addresses it, and on the heaviest sink here it matters most.
No interior bowl dimensions, where CHIKESI and MEJE publish theirs — and the gap between exterior and interior can be five inches of rim.
No drain opening size. No warranty, where XIFIRY publishes twelve months.
And no projection figure — how far it comes off the wall — on the largest sink here, which is the one where that matters most. The catalog reads 13.4 in (340 mm), which would be 13.4 inches: nearly twice the shallowest sink on this shelf. Measure the room.
Available at around $69.68 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.
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Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Width | 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. |
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| Projection | 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. |
| Fixing hole spacing | NOT PUBLISHED. Wall mounted. |
| Faucet holes | 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. |
| Overflow | EQUIPPED, to prevent overflow and spillage. |
| Drain diameter | NOT PUBLISHED. The drain is at the REAR, stated to increase available space under the sink — the only rear drain on this shelf. |
| Material | Vitreous china. No warranty is published. |
| Weight | 28.0 lb (12,719 g) — 22.9 oz (649 g) per inch of width, THE HEAVIEST PUBLISHED WEIGHT ON THIS SHELF and more than twice the lightest ceramic sink to publish one. |
| Amazon reference | B00BNPQ8YI |
| EAN | 0781889167915 |
Because a wall-mount sink has nowhere to hide its plumbing. There is no cabinet: the trap and the supply pipes are on show under the bowl, at eye level when you are sitting down. A drain in the middle of the sink puts the trap in the middle of that open space, projecting into the room. A rear drain puts it against the wall, where the pipework can be tucked back and a bottle trap looks deliberate rather than accidental. PROFLO states the practical consequence itself — "increases available space under the sink" — which on a wall-mount sink means knee room and, in an accessible bathroom, room for a wheelchair. It is the only listing on this shelf to mention what is underneath at all.
A centerset faucet: a single unit with the spout and both handles on one base plate spanning four inches between the outer holes. That is the common American arrangement and there is plenty of choice. What it rules out is a single-hole faucet, which is what every other sink on this shelf is drilled for — fit one here and two holes are left open unless you buy a deck plate — and an 8 inch widespread set, which will not reach. The drilling is in fired china and cannot be changed. Decide the faucet first. It is also worth noting that a three-hole sink is what you want if you prefer separate hot and cold, which a single-hole sink cannot give you.
It is the only one on this shelf that is. Nineteen and five-eighths inches is a standard bathroom sink width — the others here are 11.8 to 16.1 inches, which are powder room and hand sink sizes. At nearly twenty inches you can wash a face without touching the sides, rinse a shirt collar, or fill a jug. The weight says the same thing: 28.0 lb (12,719 g), which is 649 grams per inch of width, against 382 for the lightest ceramic sink here and 42 for the plastic ones. That is real vitreous china. It also means the wall must be able to take it: twelve and a half kilograms dry, more with water and somebody leaning on it, needs blocking between studs or a proprietary frame — not drywall anchors.
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 |
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| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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 ≈ $70 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 real bathroom rather than a powder room — the only sink here that is a full-sized fixture
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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