Dugata or The Rainbow Washbasin is specifically designed for children’s bathrooms, but I can see it being endorsed by people who are young at heart. The arc body of the basin signifies the bow but sadly instead of a pot-of-gold, we find the two drains at either end! Not fair, I totally want mine in VIBGYOR with the works!
Designer: Vasil Velchev
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Hello Everyone,
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Hello Everyone,
Just joined this forum & wanted to say hi to everyone. Looking forward to have quite a few friends.
What's the scale of this and how do you use it? Do you stand to the side so two people can use it at once or stand infront of it and put your hands under the tap. It is a tap or a shower head? I don't understand how this works, it's all well and good seeing every angle of it I can but some hands or a person in there for some scale and demonstration would be great.
Hello James
Thanks for the comment. You’re right. I should add a human silouette to the basin. The height of the basin is 850mm, the person should stand in front of it. I didn’t want to accent to the tap so i made it that way.
Kind regards, Vasil
WHAT???
What's the scale of this and how do you use it? Do you stand to the side so two people can use it at once or stand infront of it and put your hands under the tap. It is a tap or a shower head? I don't understand how this works, it's all well and good seeing every angle of it I can but some hands or a person in there for some scale and demonstration would be great.
Hello James
Thanks for the comment. You’re right. I should add a human silouette to the basin. The height of the basin is 850mm, the person should stand in front of it. I didn’t want to accent to the tap so i made it that way.
Kind regards, Vasil
WHAT???
Realistically this is not a "basin" at all. Maybe you could call it a "water feature" but nothing else.
How are you going to wash your hands without splashing water… everywhere! Or your face?
And this is supposed to be for kids? I have 3. Even my 13 yr old's bathroom would be underwater if she used it.
Back to the drawing board on this one!
Realistically this is not a “basin” at all. Maybe you could call it a “water feature” but nothing else.
How are you going to wash your hands without splashing water… everywhere! Or your face?
And this is supposed to be for kids? I have 3. Even my 13 yr old's bathroom would be underwater if she used it.
Back to the drawing board on this one!
can anybody explain how to use this or is it a mistery like the three shells?
can anybody explain how to use this or is it a mistery like the three shells?
Interesting concept, though not practical but that's probably not the point.
Would anyone mind telling me what's the name of this thing?
Being a Thai person, my mind snaps to the phonetics of those Thai letters you use and made it impossible for me to see it as a typeface for an English word.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, this is Thai letters and i discovered that some of them are very similar to Bulgarian hand written letters (probably with different meaning) but i desided to use them for the logo which means "TheRainbow" in Bulgarian with Bulgarian/Thai letters 🙂
Interesting concept, though not practical but that's probably not the point.
Would anyone mind telling me what's the name of this thing?
Being a Thai person, my mind snaps to the phonetics of those Thai letters you use and made it impossible for me to see it as a typeface for an English word.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, this is Thai letters and i discovered that some of them are very similar to Bulgarian hand written letters (probably with different meaning) but i desided to use them for the logo which means “TheRainbow” in Bulgarian with Bulgarian/Thai letters 🙂
Thanks for your comment. Yes, this is Thai letters and i discovered that some of them are very similar to Bulgarian hand written letters (probably with different meaning) but i desided to use them for the logo which means “TheRainbow” in Bulgarian with Bulgarian/Thai letters 🙂
so, how do you use it? nobody knows right?
please help me if you can!
Mr Velchev?
maybe you can give me a short description?
so, how do you use it? nobody knows right?
please help me if you can!
Mr Velchev?
maybe you can give me a short description?
Are you thai?
Are you thai?
he can't, who can?
Dear REPLIED
Thank you for your interest
The height of the basin is 850mm, the person should stand in front of it. I've sent to the editors a picture of some kind of side view where you can see that the basin is deep enough to prevent spill out. The tap is not an object of this project so it's just for illustration. It's recomended to be used by one person by puting it's hands between the tap and the top of the basin. The 'dirty' water will flow on the sides of the basin and finaly goes to the twin syphon system.
thanks!
he can't, who can?
Dear REPLIED
Thank you for your interest
The height of the basin is 850mm, the person should stand in front of it. I've sent to the editors a picture of some kind of side view where you can see that the basin is deep enough to prevent spill out. The tap is not an object of this project so it's just for illustration. It's recomended to be used by one person by puting it's hands between the tap and the top of the basin. The 'dirty' water will flow on the sides of the basin and finaly goes to the twin syphon system.
thanks!
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