A mounting device (1) for fastening at least one plumbing appliance comprises: two supports (2) which extend at a distance from each other along a central axis (M2) and each of which has a cross section (Q2): a first cross-member (3) which extends along a central axis (M3), has a first cross-section (Q3), is fixedly connected to the supports (2) and connects the two supports (2) to one another and is located at a distance from the first cross-member (3) above the first cross-member (3) when viewed in the mounted position; the cross-section (Q3, Q4) of at least one of the cross members (3, 4) is substantially equal to the cross-section (Q2) of the support.

A mounting device for fastening at least one plumbing appliance having two supports, which extend at a distance from one another along a central axis, and a crosspiece element, which connects the two supports and has at least one fastening element. The crosspiece element has a lower web, a front web and an upper web. The lower web projects in an angularly inclined manner at an angle from a lower edge of the front web, and the upper web projects in an angularly inclined manner at an angle from an upper edge of the front web. The at least one fastening element is accessible through at least one opening in the front web, and the ends of at least one of the webs are each connected to the supports by means of a welded joint.

A mounting device for fastening at least one plumbing appliance having two supports, which extend at a distance from one another along a central axis, and a crosspiece element, which connects the two supports and has at least one fastening element. The crosspiece element has a lower web, a front web and an upper web. The lower web projects in an angularly inclined manner at an angle from a lower edge of the front web, and the upper web projects in an angularly inclined manner at an angle from an upper edge of the front web. The at least one fastening element is accessible through at least one opening in the front web, and the ends of at least one of the webs are each connected to the supports by means of a welded joint.

Disclosed is a washstand cabinet. The washstand cabinet includes a washstand having a water supply valve and a washing bowl in which water is accommodated, a housing provided under the washstand to define an external shape thereof and having a modular space therein, and an air-conditioning module configured to discharge air outward from the housing or to move air into the modular space inside the housing.

Disclosed is a washstand cabinet. The washstand cabinet includes a washstand having a water supply valve and a washing bowl in which water is accommodated, a housing provided under the washstand to define an external shape thereof and having a modular space therein, and an air-conditioning module configured to discharge air outward from the housing or to move air into the modular space inside the housing.

A portable basin assembly and methods of use thereof are provided. The portable basin assembly includes a frame configured to convey the assembly along a support surface; a basin having a waste mounted atop the frame; at least one water outlet for directing a flow of water into the basin; and a mounting system for mounting at least one of a waste water tank and a clean water tank to the assembly. The mounting system includes: a docking interface for docking with and fluidly connecting at least one of the waste water tank to receive water from the waste of the basin and the clean water tank for providing a source of clean water; and at least one alignment member for aligning the at least one of the waste water tank and the clean water tank relative to the frame and the docking interface.

A portable basin assembly and methods of use thereof are provided. The portable basin assembly includes a frame configured to convey the assembly along a support surface; a basin having a waste mounted atop the frame; at least one water outlet for directing a flow of water into the basin; and a mounting system for mounting at least one of a waste water tank and a clean water tank to the assembly. The mounting system includes: a docking interface for docking with and fluidly connecting at least one of the waste water tank to receive water from the waste of the basin and the clean water tank for providing a source of clean water; and at least one alignment member for aligning the at least one of the waste water tank and the clean water tank relative to the frame and the docking interface.

A work table is converted to a portable sink by joining the work table to a faucet spigot for connection to a water source. A removable water plate has a rear wall that extends upwardly from the upper surface of the water plate. The water plate further defines an opening that directs liquid(s) (e.g., water) to a drain. The rear wall of the water plate is removably insertable into a space or gap in a back wall of the table or work surface to mount the water plate between the faucet spigot and the work surface. A cassette defining an internal compartment that leads to a drain may be mounted to a back surface of the back wall of the work table. When a cassette is so mounted, the rear wall of the water plate then may be held inside the cassette, slidably engaged between a rod support inside the cassette and an internal wall of the cassette.

A work table is converted to a portable sink by joining the work table to a faucet spigot for connection to a water source. A removable water plate has a rear wall that extends upwardly from the upper surface of the water plate. The water plate further defines an opening that directs liquid(s) (e.g., water) to a drain. The rear wall of the water plate is removably insertable into a space or gap in a back wall of the table or work surface to mount the water plate between the faucet spigot and the work surface. A cassette defining an internal compartment that leads to a drain may be mounted to a back surface of the back wall of the work table. When a cassette is so mounted, the rear wall of the water plate then may be held inside the cassette, slidably engaged between a rod support inside the cassette and an internal wall of the cassette.

A method for constructing an upraised (elevated) sink system for beard rinsing is disclosed. The system is comfortable for both the client and also the stylist. The system eliminates bending over for the barber partly through constructing a rinse bowl to work somewhat like a shampoo bowl used by stylists use. Using the method for constructing, a system is constructed in which there is no leakage or dripping such as on new clothes or a new shirt. Using the method for constructing, the system tilts back and forth, and the height of the system is adjustable. The system is also constructed with a drain within the rinse bowl as well as a tilt-adjustment, vacuum breaker, and a spray nozzle.