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Scudo Lili 1100mm White L-Shape Right-Hand Vanity Basin Worktop Run

A right-hand basin completes a continuous top across mixed-depth furniture.

1100mm overall width: Joins a 500mm shallow section to 600mm basin space.

Space-conscious stepped depth: Measures 250mm shallow and 450mm at the bowl.

One-hole basin layout: Includes a right-side tap position and overflow.

Furniture selected separately: 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 Right-Hand Vanity Basin Worktop Only

Product Type Vanity basin worktop
Brand Scudo
Collection Lili
Overall Width 1100mm
Maximum Projection 450mm
Shallow Section Projection 250mm
Shallow Section Width 500mm
Basin Section Width 600mm
Shape L-shaped
Basin Handing Right-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 Right-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: One Continuous Surface Across Two Furniture Depths

The clever feature of this Lili worktop is not simply its 1100mm length, but the way it connects a shallow 250mm section with a deeper 450mm washbasin area. That stepped footprint allows the left side to cover slimmer bathroom furniture while the right-hand section provides the depth needed for a practical integrated bowl. The result is a continuous gloss white surface that can visually unite separate parts of a modular furniture run. Its right-hand basin also leaves a broad flat section to the left, giving the finished arrangement a deliberately asymmetric but well-balanced appearance.

Is This Right-Hand L-Shaped Worktop Suited to Your Furniture Plan?

Check the order of the units, their individual depths and the position of the basin before finalising the bathroom layout.

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Who Should Buy

Bathroom Runs Combining Shallow and Full-Depth Units

The stepped design suits furniture arrangements where the left section is only 250mm deep but the basin cabinet projects to 450mm.

Layouts Wanting the Wash Area on the Right

The fixed basin position works well where plumbing, user approach and surrounding furniture all favour a right-hand washing zone.

Customers Seeking a Continuous Furniture Top

A single 1100mm surface can make adjoining bathroom units appear more coordinated than separate worktops with a visible joint between them.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Requiring the Basin on the Left

The bowl position is fixed and cannot be reversed, so the corresponding left-hand model is needed for a mirrored furniture arrangement.

Furniture Runs Using One Consistent Depth

The L-shaped footprint may not align correctly where every cabinet beneath the worktop projects to the same front edge.

Buyers Wanting a Freestanding Countertop Bowl

The washbowl is already moulded into the polymarble surface, so this is not intended as a plain slab for a separate vessel basin.

Handing, Stepped Depths and Basin Measurements Explained

What does right-hand mean on this vanity basin worktop?

Right-hand means the integrated basin occupies the right side when the finished worktop is viewed from the front. The shallower flat section extends to the left. This orientation affects the order of the supporting furniture, the location of the water and waste connections and the amount of usable surface available on either side of the bowl.

Why does one part project 250mm while the basin area projects 450mm?

The reduced 250mm projection allows the left section to sit over shallower furniture, while the deeper 450mm right-hand section provides enough front-to-back space for the integrated basin. The transition between the two depths creates the L-shaped outline, so the supporting units must be positioned accurately beneath each corresponding section.

Which measurements should be checked before the worktop is fitted?

Confirm that the complete wall run can accept the 1100mm width, with 500mm allocated to the shallow section and 600mm to the basin side. Check that the deeper section has the full 450mm projection available and that the basin, measuring 515 x 285mm externally, does not conflict with internal cabinet panels, pipework or adjacent fittings. The furniture tops must also be level so the worktop remains fully supported across both depths.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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