Perhaps you are building a home and have considered using corner sinks in the bathrooms.
Or maybe you are renovating and want to know your options for bathroom sinks, and corner sinks came up.
Many people can be quite confused by the concept of using these types of sinks in their bathroom, particularly because of the different aspects of the job.
Understanding is important here.
Reasons for Use They are used for several reasons in bathrooms, and sometimes even in kitchen and bar areas of a home.
In bathrooms particularly they are widely used for those bathrooms with odd dimensions, tight angles or just plain old small spaces in order to keep things as out of the way as possible.
They are also used for their aesthetic, unique look by those who want to take a different approach to their bathroom.
Cost They have their different types just like regular bathroom sinks, and as such the cost will vary by type.
Generally these sinks are wall-mounted or drop-in types with the occasional pedestal ones seen in there too.
Drop-in and wall-mounted sinks would probably be the cheapest of these forms.
Installation When it comes to installing a corner sink in a bathroom of which the plumbing, etc have already been established, installation can be tricky.
This is because plumbing is difficult to re-route without doing a lot of renovation to the bathroom walls and floors itself.
For a new bathroom with the plumbing not yet installed, however, corner sinks are actually quite easy to install, because then it is just a matter of running the pipes where they need to go for a corner rather than a wall unit.