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Traditional South African enamel-on-steel wash basin. Round basin with tapered edges and a black trim a classic household and outdoor staple in South African kitchens since 1977. Available in three colours (White, Green, Cream) and seven sizes (30, 34, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70 cm).
Specification
(*Dimensions are measured manually, please understand that they may differ slightly from the actual sizes)
What is a Wash Basin used for?
The New World Enamel Wash Basin is used for washing dishes, soaking vegetables, mixing dough, bathing babies, holding ice during a braai, and as a general-purpose household container. The 3050 cm sizes are common in kitchens; the 6070 cm sizes are used for laundry, baby bathing, and large-batch food prep.
What is New World Enamel made of?
Vitreous (glass) enamel coated on a steel core. Double-coated for durability. The glass coating is non-reactive and easy to clean. The steel core gives the basin structural strength.
What sizes are available?
Seven sizes from 30 cm up to 70 cm in diameter, in three colours (White, Green, Cream). Larger sizes (60 cm and 70 cm) are popular for outdoor use, traditional baby bathing, and large-batch laundry.
Is the Wash Basin durable?
Yes. Enamel-on-steel basins are designed for daily heavy use. The glass coating resists rust, odours, and staining. Small chips can occur if dropped on a hard surface these are cosmetic and do not affect function.
Why does my enamel basin have small black spots or imperfections?
New World Enamel products are individually handmade and kiln-fired. Small black spots, minor surface scratches, and slight pattern misalignment are normal characteristics of the handmade firing process and do not affect use, safety, or longevity.
Where is the New World Enamel Wash Basin manufactured?
At the Big5 Cookware factory in Thaba Nchu, Free State, South Africa. Manufactured at this facility since 1977.
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