Eastlake Basins

If your room is tight, the 465mm wall-hung basins give a compact wash space without looking crowded, so they work well in cloakrooms or small en-suites. The 560mm full pedestal basins give a broader bowl and stronger presence, better for a family bathroom where you need more surface area. For reference, the range here includes both 465mm and 560mm widths and prices at a lower to mid-range price point to the current product price, so you can match size and budget.

A wall-hung basin clears the floor visually and creates a lighter, more modern look, while a full pedestal basin gives a classic, grounded appearance and conceals the trap. the Eastlake Traditional Wall Hung 465mm brings airiness to a small bathroom, whereas the Eastlake Traditional Full Pedestal 560mm becomes a traditional focal point in a family bathroom. Both styles are part of the Eastlake traditional collection, so you can keep a consistent aesthetic.

A basin with two tap holes is set up for traditional separate hot and cold pillar taps, as shown on the Eastlake Traditional Full Pedestal 560mm 2 Tap Holes and the 465mm 2‑hole wall hung. If you prefer a single mixer tap, look for a basin specified with a single central hole or plan to use a deck- or wall-mounted mixer that’s compatible with your basin. Choosing the correct hole layout ensures the tap style you want will sit neatly on the basin.

Yes, the range is described as durable and easy to maintain, designed to be a practical everyday solution as well as decorative. In daily use a quick wipe with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner will keep the surface looking fresh; avoid harsh scourers that can dull the finish. That makes them a sensible choice if you want a basin that balances good looks with low maintenance.

Absolutely, the Eastlake collection balances timeless, traditional lines with options that can sit alongside minimalist fittings; a compact 465mm wall-hung basin can read quite modern in a pared-back scheme, while a 560mm full pedestal emphasises a period look. Think about the overall mood: pair wall-hung basins with clean, simple tiles for a contemporary feel, or use the pedestal version with classic brassware for a more traditional room.