Where to find bathroom sinks

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How to Find the Best Bathroom Sink When researching your purchasing decision, you need to answer important questions such as: What style best fits the existing design?

What kind of functionality do you need? Should you get an undermount bathroom sink, vessel, pedestal, corner, drop-in, wall-mount, etc.? Is it replacing an existing sink, and do you want the same type of sink or a different design? The rim allows for a tight seal on the counter, which will prevent leaks from occurring around the edges of the unit.

There are several different styles to choose from. With convenient drop-in functionality, these are among the easier to install. Undermount - If the traditional self-rim sink is not what you are looking for, then you're in luck because we carry a collection of undermount bathroom sinks that are unique in design.

This type is sunken down to a level below the countertop and looks as though the countertop naturally falls into the sink.

The advantage of an undermount sink is that it gives a more seamless and sleek design that is much easier to clean. Vessel Sinks - If traditional styles don't offer enough personality, then please browse through our large line of modern bathroom sinks. The vessel sink is our most distinctive model. The inventive construction of the vessel sink allows for it to sit on top of the counter. The vessel variety has recently started to grow in popularity with many different styles to choose from, allowing you to select the one that is right for your home.

Sinks to Consider for Smaller Bathrooms Pedestal Sinks - If the undermount bathroom sink isn't ideal because it consumes too much space, we do offer a variety of pedestal bathroom sinks. Their sleek, sophisticated lines can visually enlarge a room, while also enhancing its appearance. Pedestal sinks come in a variety of styles and shapes, and also come in Semi Pedestals or Full Pedestals. Wall-Hung Wall mount sinks feature a basin that is hung from the wall at a location and height that you choose.

Lately, these sinks have seen a rapid gain in popularity. Undercounter Clean, modern, distinctive. They are best suited for master baths and powder rooms, especially in contemporary, cosmopolitan homes. Keep in mind that since these sinks sit above the countertop, the countertop should be lower than normal to allow easy access to the sink.

Also consider what type of faucet to use with a vessel sink. Tall vessel faucets work well along with wall mounted faucets or extended faucets.

Countertop These sinks, also called drop-ins and self-rimming, fit into a variety of countertops. Countertop sinks are the style most commonly found in high-traffic family bathrooms. Since the basin extends beyond a narrow ledge or vanity, a semi-countertop sink offers you a surprisingly large basin while preserving valuable floor space.

Corner For small bathrooms with an empty corner, corner sinks are a great choice. These sinks save valuable space by fitting directly into a corner. Check the exact dimensions of the location for the new sink. Will your new sink fit into an existing cut-out or space? What type of faucet will you choose? Faucets come in all shapes and styles, too. Make sure the style, such as classic or modern, matches that of the sink.

When choose color consider the color of other fixtures in your bathroom. Will the colors match or clash? Also for countertop sinks, think about the look you want to create between the color of the countertop and the color of the sink.

Do you want them to blend together or be contrasting? How much storage space do you need? Make sure the sink option you choose will have enough deck space to place toiletries on.