The term “basin call” appears to be a colloquial or regional term used in Bangladesh to refer to a basin faucet, tap, or mixer.
These items are used to control the flow of water to a wash basin, sink, or commode. The term “call” likely derives from a regional pronunciation or transliteration of “spout,” “faucet,” or “tap”.
You can find various types of basin calls (taps/faucets) from sanitaryware retailers and online stores, including:
- Single-handle or double-handle mixers: For controlling both hot and cold water.
- Single-cold water taps: Common in many applications.
- Materials: Available in chrome-finished zinc alloy, stainless steel, and brass, offering different levels of durability and price points.
- Styles: Options range from basic pillar taps to modern waterfall or moving (swivel) basin mixers.
Reputable brands and sellers in the region include RFL, Rosa, RAK Ceramics, and general retailers like Daraz and Othoba. You can explore products and prices on their official websites, such as the ROSA Sanitaryware website or Othoba.com.
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basin, often used interchangeably with the term “sink” in the U.S., is a fundamental household fixture designed to hold water for washing hands, faces, or other grooming tasks, primarily found in bathrooms. Basins come in various styles, materials, and installation types to suit different aesthetic and practical needs.
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