Backwash Unit Omega Nautica - Brown
Backwash Unit Omega Nautica - Brown
- Easy returns
- Delivery to the first door on the ground floor only
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Product description
Looking for a compact backwash unit that can be positioned with a separate hairdressing chair? The Omega Nautica is a freestanding salon backwash station with a brown base, black ceramic basin and synthetic-leather upholstery. Its minimalist, geometric form is designed for modern hair salons and offers flexibility when planning an individual washing area. The basin has an adjustable tilt angle, allowing its position to be adapted during hair washing and care services.
- Freestanding backwash unit
- Adjustable black ceramic basin
- Brown base and chrome-toned fittings
- Plastic headrest cover
- Mixer tap and shower handset
- Shelf beneath the basin
- 1-year warranty; self-assembly
The deep basin is shaped to limit splashing from water and hair products around the workstation. A plastic cover at the basin contact area reduces the cool feel of ceramic. The mixer tap provides access to warm and cold water, while the shower handset has a dedicated resting place. A plug with an integrated strainer supports water drainage, and the shelf beneath the basin keeps frequently used products and accessories close to the washing area.
This salon backwash unit is intended for use behind a separately selected hairdressing chair. This arrangement allows the chair position and height to be chosen independently for the salon layout. The geometric base gives the unit a clean, modern appearance, while the black basin contrasts with the brown base. Complete fittings include the mixer tap, shower handset and dedicated hoses.
The Omega Nautica weighs 48.5 kg and is supplied with two angle brackets for fixing the unit to the floor. Self-assembly is required. A 1-year warranty is included. This backwash unit brings together a ceramic basin, adjustable basin angle and practical under-basin shelf for a dedicated salon washing station.




