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KOHLER Cimarron 8 in. Widespread Vitreous China Pedestal Bathroom Sink in White with Overflow Drain

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KOHLER Cimarron 8 in. Widespread Vitreous China Pedestal Bathroom Sink in White with Overflow DrainCimarron Pedestal Bathroom Sink The KOHLER Cimarron Pedestal Sink combines traditional and contemporary design elements, featuring a durable vitreous china construction and a spacious basin. Its pedestal design conceals plumbing for a clean look, making it a stylish and functional addition to any bathroom. Key Features: Durable Material: Made from vitreous china for long lasting beauty and durability. Elegant Design: Combines traditional and

Cimarron Pedestal Bathroom Sink

The KOHLER Cimarron Pedestal Sink combines traditional and contemporary design elements, featuring a durable vitreous china construction and a spacious basin. Its pedestal design conceals plumbing for a clean look, making it a stylish and functional addition to any bathroom.

Key Features:

  • Durable Material: Made from vitreous china for long-lasting beauty and durability.
  • Elegant Design: Combines traditional and contemporary styles to complement various bathroom decors.
  • Spacious Basin: Generous interior basin and deck size for added convenience.
  • Concealed Plumbing: Pedestal design hides water supplies and drain for a clean look.
  • Easy Installation: Includes mounting hardware for hassle-free setup.

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Material Vitreous China
Color/Finish White
Shape Rectangular
Style Classic, Cottage, Transitional
Overflow Location Back
Faucet Hole Spacing 8 in. Widespread
Product Weight 73.5 lb
Product Dimensions 34.5 in. H x 22.75 in. D x 18.875 in. W
Certifications and Listings CSA Listed
Manufacturer Warranty One Year Limited Warranty

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is the material of the sink?
A: The sink is made of vitreous china, ensuring durability and a glossy finish.

Q: Does the sink include a faucet?
A: No, the faucet is not included and must be purchased separately.

Q: What are the dimensions of the sink?
A: The sink measures 34.5 inches in height, 22.75 inches in depth, and 18.875 inches in width.

Q: Is the sink easy to install?
A: Yes, the sink comes with mounting hardware for easier installation.

Q: Does the sink have an overflow drain?
A: Yes, the sink features an overflow drain located at the back.

Elevate Your Bathroom Aesthetic

The KOHLER Cimarron Pedestal Sink is a masterpiece of design, blending traditional charm with modern elegance. Its vitreous china construction exudes sophistication, while the pedestal base offers a sleek, uncluttered look. Pair it with a stylish faucet to create a focal point in your bathroom that speaks of luxury and refinement. This sink is not just a fixture; it's a statement of timeless style.

AI Review Summary:

Customers appreciate the KOHLER Cimarron Pedestal Sink for its elegant design and durable construction. Many highlight its spacious basin and the clean look provided by the concealed plumbing. Some users noted that the installation process was straightforward, thanks to the included hardware. However, a few mentioned the need to purchase a separate faucet as a minor inconvenience. Overall, the sink is praised for its quality and aesthetic appeal.

Upgrade your bathroom with the KOHLER Cimarron Pedestal Sink for a blend of style and functionality.

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