Draw the room before choosing the width
Draw a simple plan showing the wall width, door position and nearby fixtures. Measure the depth actually available, allowing for circulation and drawer opening. A front-facing photo complements the plan but does not replace measurements.
For a wall-hung cabinet, specify the wall construction. The fixings depend on the mounting surface and load; have your installer approve them using the cabinet’s installation instructions.
Check the basin and tap combination
Distinguish the basin’s external dimensions from any cut-out dimensions and the tap-hole position. Note the height of the countertop and basin, then compare the spout reach with the bowl position. A taller tap is not automatically more suitable.
Below the countertop, note the waste outlet position and space reserved for the trap. Check whether the basin has an overflow and confirm the appropriate waste fitting. A waste fitting shown in a photo is not proof that it is included.
Plan a complete set
List the cabinet, basin, tap, mirror, waste fitting and trap separately in your request, with the chosen references and finishes. For a double basin, specify quantities. Identify any items you already own so compatibility can be checked.
For delivery to southern Tunisia, add the town, floor and access restrictions. Have the packaged dimensions of bulky items confirmed before arranging receipt.
Continue planning
Keep your measurements and reference list with the technical drawings. Send them with your delivery town to prepare a precise enquiry.
Last updated: 15 October 2026.