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Scudo Lili 1100mm White L-Shape Left-Hand Vanity Basin

A left-hand basin anchors a longer surface with less depth at the far end.

Wide 1100mm run: Combines a 600mm basin section with 500mm surface.

Stepped projection: Transitions from 450mm at the bowl to 250mm.

Integrated basin fittings: Includes one tap hole and a built-in overflow.

Top supplied alone: Vanity units, tap and waste are not included.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £339.00.
Current price is: £159.95.Save £179.05 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Lili 1100mm White L-Shape Left-Hand Vanity Basin Worktop

Product Type Vanity basin worktop
Brand Scudo
Collection Lili
Overall Width 1100mm
Maximum Projection 450mm
Shallow Section Projection 250mm
Basin Section Width 600mm
Shallow Section Width 500mm
Shape L-shaped
Basin Handing Left-hand
Basin Outer Width 515mm
Basin Outer Depth 285mm
Basin Internal Width 410mm
Basin Internal Depth 210mm
Bowl Depth 115mm
Overflow Height from Bowl Base 80mm
Material Polymarble
Colour White
Finish Gloss
Tap Holes 1
Tap Hole Position Left-hand basin section
Overflow Yes
Mounting Deck mounted
Style Modern
Vanity Unit Included No
Tap and Waste Included No
Guarantee Lifetime
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Tails’ Take: A Left-Side Wash Zone with Useful Surface Space Beyond

This version places the deeper basin section on the left, leaving the slimmer 500mm worktop area to continue towards the right. That arrangement can create a more natural washing position where the water connections or room entrance favour the left side, while the shallower return provides a useful landing area without projecting as far into the bathroom. The gloss white polymarble construction keeps both sections visually connected, so the change in depth feels intentional rather than like two unrelated pieces of furniture. It is a smart way to cover a mixed-depth cabinet run while retaining one uninterrupted surface.

When Does the Left-Hand Lili Layout Make the Most Sense?

Plan the washing position, storage run and room circulation together so each part of the stepped worktop sits over the correct cabinet.

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Who Should Buy

Bathrooms with Plumbing Concentrated on the Left

Positioning the basin on the left can simplify the furniture plan where the existing hot, cold and waste connections already enter from that side.

Users Wanting a Clear Surface to the Right of the Bowl

The extended shallow section offers space for toiletries and decorative items without making the full furniture run 450mm deep.

Modular Layouts Combining Two Cabinet Depths

The stepped underside suits a deeper left-hand vanity paired with a slimmer storage or WC section on the right.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Layouts with Water Services on the Far Right

Moving the basin connections across the full furniture run may add unnecessary plumbing work compared with choosing the opposite-handed version.

Customers Wanting a Centrally Positioned Bowl

The intentionally asymmetric design will not provide equal worktop space on both sides of the washing area.

Cabinet Runs with a Deep Unit on the Right

The deeper 450mm portion is fixed on the left, so the worktop will not correctly follow furniture arranged in the reverse order.

Left-Hand Orientation, Supporting Furniture and Tap Planning

How is the left-hand orientation identified?

Stand in front of the completed furniture run and look towards the wall. On this model, the integrated basin and the full 450mm-deep section are on the left, while the shallower 250mm-deep surface continues for 500mm towards the right. The orientation should be checked from this front-facing position rather than from behind the worktop.

How should the supporting cabinets be positioned beneath the L shape?

The left-hand 600mm section must sit over furniture capable of supporting the deeper basin area, while the 500mm section to the right should follow the reduced 250mm projection. Both cabinet tops need to be level with one another so the polymarble surface is evenly supported and does not bridge across height differences or unsupported gaps.

What should be considered when selecting the basin tap?

Choose a compatible single-hole mixer with a base that fits comfortably around the pre-formed tap opening. The spout should reach far enough into the 410 x 210mm internal bowl to direct water away from the rear ledge, but not so far that it crowds the washing area. Handle movement should also remain clear of the wall and any accessories placed beside the basin.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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