Bathroom sinks

The times when choosing a washbasin in the bathroom were guided exclusively by practical considerations, long gone. Today, the market provides a large selection of equipment for bathrooms, which allows you to choose not only practical, but the original version, regardless of the family budget. The washbasin must match the style of the bathroom, combine aesthetics, reliability and practicality. Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of the products offered, it is not difficult to choose a sink in the bathroom.

Depending on the area of ​​the bathroom and the location of the plumbing, you should choose the shell configuration and method of attachment.

  1. Overhead and recessed washbasins for the bathroom are a construction from a table top or bedside table and a wash basin. This option allows you to make the space around the sink more functional, but at the same time in a small room the design will take up a lot of space.
  2. The sink on the pedestal "tulip" consists of a shell and a stand that hides the pipes and the plumbing. Visually, the shell takes up a lot of space, so this design does not allow you to functionally use the space under the sink.
  3. Wall sinks are attached directly to the wall, which visually saves space, and allows you to use the space under the sink for practical purposes. This type of design involves the need to decorate the pipes using overlaid panels.
  4. Angular washbasins for the bathroom can be both suspended and built-in. This type of construction is most often preferred with a small area of ​​the bathroom, as well as with combined facilities.
  5. Cascade sinks are not very functional, as they do not have a crane. Water comes directly to the sink, from which you can wash yourself.
  6. Figured shells can be of various shapes and designs, and can also combine several functions.

The material for the sink in the bathroom is important not only from a practical point of view, but also from the aesthetic.