Ah thank you rocksfam, you’ve raised some good points here!

I used to live in Japan where these are quite common in bars and restaurants. They are tedious to use, especially as they usually only have cold water, the basin is small and water splashes out, and you need to lean over the toilet bowl to use them. They have their uses but I’d try to avoid one in my own home.

Thanks Sara, good to know

Save big money on importing one from the UK and spend it on design to make the space work for you without the need for such an impractical solution. There are some cute, tiny wall mounted hand basins which would be a neater solution.

https://www.reece.com.au/product/basins-c448/wall-mounted-basins-c452/axa-cento-mini-wall-basin-right-hand-with-fixing-1-9505814

If there is no other option here is another type of toilet/handwash product, but I don't think it looks any better than the Caromo design, although overcomes some of the impracticalities mentioned in the previous comments.

https://www.reece.com.au/product/basins-c448/wall-mounted-basins-c452/roca-w-w-integrated-washbasin-white-5-star-9505427

Best of luck,

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This seems way to novel to me. I think you would struggle with resale if you install this.

Thank you everyone for your assistance! Definitely some food for thought here 😊

I have been using a similar product for over 10 years. It meant I did not have to dig up floor tiles for waste nor cut into the wall for water. Yes, only cold water BUT in reality, room temperature. Leaning over a minor inconvenience, children can stand on a stool beside, do not flourish as hands are washed, but it is a wet area so it should not matter. Reminds everyone to wash their hands. Most convenient in a small, downstairs, toilet only, space.

We have been using Caroma integrated hand wash basin for years , I agree it is not the most pleasing design but we love it and would never go back to traditional one.