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Bathroom vanity and undermount rectangle sink

12 years ago

My double vanity is being custom made . It is being made 20 inch deep (designer recommends this due to the shower tile and counter meet. The granite will be 21 inch deep. The length of granite is 63 inches. I want to know if I can fit 2 rectangular under mount sinks into this area.
I think the smallest rectangle white porcelain sink is 20.5 by 16 inch. Will I have enough counter space and will custom cabinet being one inch under the normal (20 inch instead of 21 Inch) be sufficient for 2 rectangular and wide enough for sink of 16 inch and a single hole faucet. Thanks!!

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Jake K

11 years ago

If anyone reading this would like a sink smaller than the Ladena, they can look at the Nantucket Sinks UM-16x11 sinks. Very nice rectangle shape and compact, here is a link: http://nantucketsinksusa.com/?s=um-16x11

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Madden, Slick & Bontempo, Inc
12 years ago
You can certainly get smaller sinks. I think the 16" will be a little tight. http://www.faucetdirect.com/kohler-k-2214-ladena-18-3-8-undermount-bathroom-sink-with-overflow/p163548?intcmp=recs~item_page.rr1~ClickCP~Kohler~kohlerk2214
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Carol Johnson
12 years ago
You can get smaller sinks than that, which you'd want for only 63" of vanity.
ana thanked Carol Johnson
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condomary
12 years ago
Wouldn't your designer be able to help you?
ana
Original Author
12 years ago
last modified: 12 years ago
Need to clarify my custom vanity guy is the one who wants me to have the 20 inch deep double vanity so designer is the incorrect term I used. Just my gut feeling is that this may hinder my bathroom install as it is not the normal 21 inch depth. Thanks for your response.
PRO
Nantucket Sinks
5 years ago
Nantucket Sinks is pleased to announce the addition of an even smaller undermount rectangle sink, the UM-159-W. Designed for small vanities.

You can see on this link : https://www.nantucketsinksusa.com/product-page/um-159-w

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