Freestanding Gong Washbasin
FREESTANDING GONG WASHBASIN
Designed by Enzo Berti
The softness of pebbles shaped by the action of water suggests the aesthetic of the gong collection, which includes freestanding and countertop washbasins where marble fully expresses its value and natural essence.
The ellipsoidal shape of the washbasin, available in two sizes for both versions, emphasizes the nuances of the material, which can be selected from the ten options in the catalogue, while the diagonal cut of the volume Gives it a unique and identifying design.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Kreoo
PRODUCT TYPE
Washbasin
COLLECTION
Freestanding
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
DETAIL
The result is an oval carved with a meticulous and very fine technique, whose internal surface can also be created in a contrasting colour, with a textured and precious varnish, in various colours. In the freestanding version, the base is crafted from a single block of marble and has an elegant tapered profile that supports the sink, available in ten different types of marble.
DRAIN AND SIPHON
- Click clack drain with marble cover, suitable for washbasins with and without overʱow. Mechanism for always open overʱow included in the package.
- Gasket integrated to the closing and opening mechanism of the drain.
USE
Bathroom
CRATE VOLUME
100x70x105 cm
CLEANING
- Extra-ordinary cleaning : Please refer to the cleaning and maintenance sheets.
- Ordinary cleaning : Should be done with a microfibre cloth and neutral, alcohol free cleaning products. Do not use aggressive products such as anti-lime, acids, abrasives, degreasers.
NET WEIGHT
90 kg
GROSS WEIGHT
170 kg
UNPACKING
-Before opening check the status of the case and the ShockWatch indicator, if they are damaged please contact the seller/manufacturer. -Open the case by unscrewing the screws where present. Do not remove the side closed with spikes. -Remove the opening board on the indicated marks. -For installation of the product rely on qualiʰed personnel.
DESIGNER - ENZO BERTI
His work in the design field began during his studies at the academy of fine arts and the faculty of architecture in venice, and continued through numerous collaborations with leading furniture companies. His projects reveal his artistic training and seek simplicity without sacrificing attention to detail, exploring the technical and expressive potential of each material. This results in pieces that possess a soul and a connection to their history and the environment around them, powerful objects, traditional to some extent, yet contributing to an evolution in the way we see things.




















