My suggestion would only work as a short term fix, if someone were to accidentally kick away the support the basin might (or might not) crash down. The underside of the basin has a recess where the pedestal would have sat. If you notch the timer, it will support the basin and not foul the space required for the waste u-bend. You could use ms polymers to glue it to the underside and screw the base to the floor.
Alternatively, you can build a frame to support the basin, but it will look pants. The cost of the timber required to make the frame is going to vastly exceed the £1 that you paid for the basin.
Sorry, I think you need to cut your losses. BTW- what happened to the previous basin, could you not use the pedestal from that?
Some things in life you can guess, other things you can guarantee.
I guess that I can guarantee that if you fitted this to the wall, when you eventually get a pedastal there will be a height difference, only a little one and your existing holes will need filling and redrilling (which are never as good) so personally I would not do it.
Get the pedastal first, ask around at the local plumbins shops to see if they have an odd one the same colour to match for cheap.
well it may be my lucky day! I found one laying on the road side just as I parked my bike up. lets just hope it fits and i can get it back in one picece
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