BOWL N° 4 WASHBASIN
BOWL N° 4 WASHBASIN
Designed by Enzo Berti
The classic round bowl, stretched between memory and modernity of bathroom design. Bowl n. 4 of the Nabhi countertop washbasin collection is suitable for the most diverse contexts, from classic to modern. Available with 41.5 or 50 cm base, h 16 cm.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Kreoo
PRODUCT TYPE
Washbasin
DESIGNER
Enzo Berti
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
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.
GROSS WEIGHT
- Small Bowl : 28 kg
- Large Bowl : 37 kg
NET WEIGHT
- Small Bowl : 12 kg
- Large Bowl : 18 kg
CRATE VOLUME
- Small : 55x55x40 cm
- Large : 65x65x40 cm
CAPACITY
- Small : 10 L
- Large : 15 L
AVAILABLE SIZES
- Small
- Large
DETAIL
Washbasin available in two sizes 50 cm and 41,5 cm. It is part of the nabhi collection, ideal for residential and contract contexts. Marble is a natural material, every single piece can have colour diʭerences, veins, mineral intrusions, pores and grouting. Standard matt ʰnish, except for onyxes. Also available in other marble and ʰnishes on request. Product supplied with drain. Overʱow not provided.
DOWNLOAD
↓ Technical Sheet
AVAILABLE FINISHES
12
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 qualified personnel.
ENZO BERTI
Designer
His activity in the field of design begins during his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and Faculty of Architecture in Venice and then continues through numerous collaborations with reference companies in the furniture market. His projects reveal his artistic training and seek simplicity without giving up attention to detail, exploring the technical and expressive potential of each material. Then he gives life to elements with a soul and a link with history and their environment, they are strong objects, to some extent traditional but they contribute to the evolution of the way we see things.




















