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I am a bit confused about countertop basins and overflows. I want to fit a countertop basin in out bathroom, but most of the ones I like the look of have no overflow. Is there a drain available for the ones without overflow that prevent overfilling of the basin? Or do people just assume that the chance of someone forgetting to turn the tap off when the drain is closed is minimal and not worth worrying about?
 
Have you got an example one without an overflow you like op ?
 

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