How to choose the right rectangle basin

A rectangle basin's elongated shape suits wide vanity runs and double-basin layouts, where two basins sit side by side on a single long benchtop - the straight edges align cleanly with a linear benchtop edge and with a second matching basin. Rectangle basins also read as more architectural than round or oval shapes, which suits contemporary bathroom design with straight-edged joinery and large-format tiles. Measure the full length and width of the bowl against your benchtop run, especially if you're planning two basins with a defined gap between them.

Check the overflow and tap hole configuration carefully on rectangle basins, since this range includes options with and without an overflow channel, and with single, triple or no tap holes for wall-mounted tapware. If you're installing two rectangle basins as a matching pair, confirm both are ordered from the same batch or model where possible, since minor finish variation can occur between different production runs of gloss ceramic. Wall hung and insert-style rectangle basins are also available here alongside the standard above counter option.