Can't you turn a small laundry tub sideways??

21 x 24 Loews

Or buy

Buy some butcher block,. cleated to the wall or legs, use a small drop in sink, stainless, and any kitchen sink faucet, cut the holes. Or do the same with Corian .

Put it all where you want it.

No clue how you fit in there to use the sink

You can have a custom sink fabricated, but that's going to cost several thousand dollars.

Apparently your dryer vent is within 3 feet of your window which is a code violation in many areas.

Thanks for all the suggestions, which to be hinest had already been considered The question was if there is such a thing as a deep sink with side mounted faucet holes - possibly a hair sink without the neck cut out or some such if you’ve xome across ine, please let me know Tx!

Thank you all - belieive me, all those solutions were already considered. Therefore, the question was/is whether anyone knows of a deep sink with a side mounted deck. Maybe like on a hair sink (without the neck cut out) for example? Look forward to hear whether you’ve come across one. Tx again.

Maybe a utility sink with a flat part for the holes- it does not matter as much which way you have it turned. Like this: https://www.build.com/product/summary/969515?uid=2403960&jmtest=gg-gbav2_2403960&inv2=1&&source=gg-gba-pla_2403960!c12771596857!a123970919987!dc!ng&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA1-6sBhAoEiwArqlGPhC5ekFeWde1kr_cxrmBusE3KZWlwVFAVIJFtZ4-fs5wTga13KloAxoCUHkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

If you use an undermount sink, you can put the faucet anywhere you want.

Not sure why you want the sink under the window though. Looks to me that placing in on the wall with the plumbing would be the better orientation, providing more room for the user in front of the sink.

The link beesneeds linked is what i was goong to suggest. just rotate it once so mount is on the side.

Its not - its an optical illusion the way the pic was shot.

What is not, and what is an optical illusion?

"I am curious...why?"

They probably don't want the dryer exhaust coming back in the open window.

"I am curious...why?"

They probably don't want the dryer exhaust coming back in the open window.

Especially so in the event of a gas dryer. Only have to worry about lint in the exhaust of an electric dryer.

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Not a deep sink. Back corner faucet placement. Your choice of either right or left back corner. Other configurations at the jungle store.

Faucets install with flexible lines and the plumbing off the j trap of the drain can turn in any direction. Not Sure I am understanding what the issue is? Can you take a picture from further back?

With all due respect but we're veering of my hoped for course: I keep reading my question over and over and don't see what's so complicated - I have yet to find an answer from anyone. So I guess the answer is a simple "no! That type of sink doesn't exist", or "I haven't ever come across one", or "yes, I saw one at ........ (fill in the blank) trade show. So once again, if it does and you know of one, whether European or American, please let me know.

Not to be rude, but I keep reading my question over and over and wondering how this got so completely off topic. Again, in different words, does anyone know of, or has anyone come across a deep sink that has a side deck on which to mount a faucet? I guess the answer is "No". However, if there is someone out there who has come across one whether in the US or Europe or North Africa, a trade show, or an Etsy design, please let me know. And thank you again.

Most of the questions on the design dilemmas go off topic. It's something that you need to accept if you post on Houzz.

Usually, the pros can see something you didn't think of, and it's difficult to just ignore it.

But to answer your question, no.

You have been given many answers fozzie, you just don't seem to like them. If none of the options offered fit into your notion of what you want out of a sink... could you draw us a picture maybe to show us what it is that you are looking for? What kind of side mount are you looking for if a flat undermount that can be used to a side or a side corner mount does not work for you?

Here’s one on wayfair, although no pictures of the drain an open left door pic didn't show drain and the faucet to the right also makes it worth checking out.

Consider buying the sink separately, which will give you more options length/depth wise. Add a backsplash on the side wall for waterproofing + a wall mounted faucet. The corner faucet caninet shown by others..would that that be workable, saving having to create a base.

But the plumbing is already in place on the wall (see pic).

Just because the plumbing is on one wall does NOT mean that the faucet/ sink has to be on the same wall.

Repeating what Debbi Washburn told you: "Faucets install with flexible lines and the plumbing off the j trap of the drain can turn in any direction. Not Sure I am understanding what the issue is?"

That is the reason a number of poster have been asking questions...thinking that maybe you do not understand that there is a good deal of flexibility in adapting plumbing hookups under a variety of circumstances. That, and I don't understand why having the sink under the window vs backed up to the plumbing wall is preferred. When it appears that standing space between the sink and the machines would be limited vs orientating the sink off the plumbing wall?

I do not know of a sink that would be sideways like that. So an alternative would be to get a countertop ( stone ) , use granite support brackets to create a floating top, install your desired sink size and have the faucet hole cut on the side.

This is my best attempt to show that

Hope this helps