There are varieties of vanity basins available for both bathroom remodels and new construction.
Double sink vanity, wall mount vanity, corner vanity, vessel sink, and oval basin is the most common vanity basins.
Popular options for master bathrooms are double sink
vanities. A double sink vanity, as the name implies, has two basins in the same
cabinet spaced several inches apart. This lets two people use the sinks and get
ready for the day at the same time without getting in each other's way.
Wall mounted vanity basins are more common in commercial
settings. Materials such as porcelain or concrete are used to manufacture the
vanity and the faucets are mounted on the wall above. These types of vanity
basins are also seen in sports arena bathrooms because they can be designed
similar to trough with many faucets emptying into long narrow basin.
Vanity basins set in corner cabinet are used when space is
at premium. Corner vanities work well in small powder rooms and are often made
of higher quality materials since they are in the bathroom guests’ use. The
cabinet is placed in the corner and the basin is mounted at an angle. This
allows the person using the sink to easily reach the faucet without having a
sharp cabinet edge poking out.
Vanity basins that utilize vessel sinks are often seen in
modern style homes. Vessel sinks are set on top of the vanity instead of being
mounted inside and the faucet can either be wall mounted above or be a
swan-neck variety that arches over the vessel. The vessel basin itself may be
made of glass, ceramic, or even metal.
Oval vanity basins are traditional flush mounted sinks. The
basin sits down inside the cabinet and only the edge is raised above the
counter level. The faucets are then mounted either on the wall above or in the
cabinetry behind the basin itself. Scalloped basins are similar to oval basins
in their construction but instead of having a smooth edge, it is scalloped.
Vanity Basins
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