We're remodeling a small guest bathroom and are thinking about using a corner pedestal sink. We'll be buying the sink online and that makes me a bit nervous. Anyone else have experience with corner pedestal sinks? Does it look good in your bathroom, or ridiculously small (my greatest fear)? Also not much information provided about locating the supply lines and drain for the model we are interested in. Please help with suggestions on how best to locate these (esp the drain). thanks
Corner pedestal sink
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Hello Hammer:
There are several models of corner pedistal sinks, some are small and some are bulky. The seller should be able to give you the dimensions and you can measure and mark in your bath to see what sort of space it fills. It should come with instructions on rough in as most fixtures do. Pedistal sinks leave very little margin for error or for working. Chrome palted supplies and trap make it a little more appealing; as compared with plastics.
Glenn
There are several models of corner pedistal sinks, some are small and some are bulky. The seller should be able to give you the dimensions and you can measure and mark in your bath to see what sort of space it fills. It should come with instructions on rough in as most fixtures do. Pedistal sinks leave very little margin for error or for working. Chrome palted supplies and trap make it a little more appealing; as compared with plastics.
Glenn
