small bathroom sinks

16 years ago

Can anyone tell me where and what kind of small bathroom fixtures there are? I have a MINIMAL bathroom and am trying to keep the sizes of fixtures down.

When you visit Home DepotLowes etc. EVERYTHING is the same size, and was just wondering what else might be out there for small space rooms?

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flyinghigh

16 years ago

There are lots of them in all kinds of styles and price ranges at SinksGallery.com. They have the largest selection I have found anywhere if you are looking for something unique.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sinks Gallery

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writersblock (9b/10a)
16 years ago
There are actually a lot of small sinks out there. What style are you looking for? Traditional, contemporary? Pedestal, wall mount, cabinet?
conate
Original Author
16 years ago
We're takinga more than adequate bathroom, borrowing space from an adjacent room, and turning it into two minimal bathrooms.

So, I'm looking for a 4 foot tub (it might be a 4 foot tub or a shower), a 6 foot tub, toilets that have tall narrow tanks (for the visual look of 'small') and cabinet sinks or corner sinks that have less depth (18" or small instead of 20") than the normal ones.

Thanks!
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writersblock (9b/10a)
16 years ago
Well, Kohler has a short tub like that, the Grecian, I think? Signature hardware has a lot of space saving fixtures, even a corner toilet. I'd maybe start by taking a look at their site and then once you get an idea of the sort of thing you're looking for, you can start googling for more choices.

Incidentally, our Lowes has a couple of very nice tiny pedestal sinks in both modern and Victorian styles. If you go to the Lowes site and look for Barclay sinks you'll see them. (Tip: if you look for 4" centerset sinks, that's usually where you'll find the smallest ones.)
GardeningGGirl
16 years ago
I am currently remodeling a small 1960's bathroom as well. I have found small sinks at plumbing distributors. Ferguson's to be exact. I am in ATL but I think they have other locations. I have price shopped a bit and surprisingly their prices are competitive with Lowe's. Well, I should say, I have a contractor and so they are giving me his discount. You might ask Lowe's if they can special order one for you if they don't have it in the store. They special ordered a tub for me. Also, you might check some of the plumbing supply websites. Faucetdirect.com is one I've looked at alot.
stlouie
16 years ago
We are in the process of demolition of our master bath and I purchased a small, contemporary, undermount sink from Home and Stone. It is a Deca fireclay sink UL 701 17, it's square with a flat bottom and overflow in the front.

If you go to the Deca website, it's under "Fireclay" and "Undermount". It did not come with any clips for mounting. Also, the specs. say the exterior dimensions of the sink are 16-1/8" wide.......I measured them closer to 16-1/4". Thank goodness it will still fit!

I don't know if you've already found one, but good luck with your search!