Sink Buying Guide: Which Type Should I Choose?

 There's nothing more exciting than renovating your home because nothing gives you the opportunity to create a space that is truly yours, especially for a truly private space like your bedroom or bathroom. It's important to understand how your choice of receiver will affect the project. That's where this ultimate sink buying guide comes in handy. Manufacturer JKBATHROOM shares with you.

There are four main types of bathroom sinks, and fortunately they're easy to distinguish from each other because their names are mostly self-explanatory.

 

Wall Mounted Sinks

These sinks were originally designed as efficient, space-saving options for anyone who needs to place a sink without worrying about coordinating and installing an entire vanity. If you're looking for a freestanding sink option, wall-mounted sinks represent some of your best options. Wall-mounted sinks come in a variety of colors and designs, but what they have in common is their defining characteristic: they are fixed to the bathroom wall and easy to install.

 

 

Over-the-counter sinks

Over-the-counter sinks are an easy way to make a bathroom look unique without having to worry about completely redoing the plumbing. However, in most cases, they do require a new vanity or at least a new countertop.
The good news is that undermount sinks come in a wide variety of designs and styles, so finding one with exactly the right combination of functionality and visual appeal is fairly easy. This sink style works especially well in larger bathrooms.

 

 

Built-in sinks

These are probably the most common type of bathroom sinks available today, in large part because they are used in large residential communities. They are also popular in bathroom cabinet and sink combination sets. They are often chosen by builders because they are relatively quick to install and easy to place correctly, as they nest on top of the vanity and simply seal into place.
The traditional design of these sinks is very basic and functional, creating a unique visual effect.

 

Freestanding Sinks

Freestanding bathroom sinks are suitable for small bathrooms and can save more space compared to bathroom cabinets. Simple design, but looks good with a pump system that can be hidden inside. There is a holding hole on the back so you can attach the back to the wall and if you want to replace the pump system, just pull out the base sink. Solid surface products are less likely to accumulate surface dirt and are easy to clean and maintain. It is recommended to clean any dirt as soon as possible to keep the product in top condition.

 

 

If you are renovating your bathroom, the key to making a decision is to look at all the options and the benefits they offer you. If you have some competitors with similar styles, consider the cost or the overall visual unity offered by a bathroom vanity and sink set.

For help creating the perfect bathroom, contact one of our professionals today.