Plastic Sinks for Cottages, Garages, and Workshops
A small range of durable plastic outdoor sinks — for allotments, garden cottages, garages, and workshops. They don't shatter and withstand frost down to −40 °C. Perfectly complements the Pi-Pi urinal.
Sinks for Cottages, Garages, and Workshops
How Water Drains Without a Pump
You provide your own water source. Water flows into the Pi-Pi bowl and drains passively through a hose—no pump needed.
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Water Source
For example, a container with a tap above the bowl level or a jerry can from which you pour water manually.
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Pi-Pi Bowl
Receives water when you wash your hands or rinse something.
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Drain Hose
Fits onto a stepped outlet Ø24/32/40 mm.
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Bucket, Canister, or Drain
Used water goes into your container or suitable drain.
Important: the Pi-Pi sink does not have a built-in tank, pump, or autonomous water supply. You choose the water source, hose, and container (or drain) to suit your installation location.
Garden Cottage and Workshop: Two Typical Install Locations
At the Garden Cottage and Outdoors
An elevated rain barrel or a container with a tap above the bowl level supplies water; or you pour it manually. The bowl receives water, and the hose directs used water into a bucket, jerry can, or suitable drain.
You choose the water source, hose, and collection container yourself—they are not included.
In the Garage and Workshop
A container with a tap is placed so the tap is above the bowl level; or you pour water manually from a nearby container. Under the sink, a hose directs used water into a separate container.
You choose the water source, hose, and collection container yourself—they are not included.
Not sure which sink is right for you?
Write to me — I'll advise whether a straight or corner sink fits better in your cabin or workshop, and assist with drainage setup.
Mart Tamm
Account Manager for United Kingdom
Have questions about products, pricing, or partnership? Email me directly — I'll respond personally.