What are the different types of sinks?
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Being one of the essential elements of the bathroom, the washbasin is usually used to wash hands. It includes a fixed bowl, a tap system and a water drain hole.
It also has a deliberately rounded bottom to promote water flow and avoid stagnation. And it is currently available in different models on the market to adapt to the needs of users.
The standing sink
Timeless, the standing sink can perfectly integrate into all bathroom decorations. It guarantees a good aesthetic rendering, since it allows to hide the plumbing. In general, this type of sink is made of ceramic. Hence its ability to bring shine and shine to your room.
It is also robust and easy to maintain and it is available in two main models, including the column washbasin and the siphon washbasin.
The recessed sink
The built-in sink is a sink to be built into a cabinet. It has been specially designed to allow for the concealment of the pipes. Thus, it guarantees a modern and clean design. It is true that it can be a bit cumbersome, but in addition to the water point, it provides users with a storage solution.
Furthermore, the recessed sink does not require support. It depends essentially on the furniture on which it is installed.
The suspended sink
Attached to the wall or to a wall of the bathroom, the suspended sink wants to be practical and aesthetic. It stands out for its non-configuring configuration, which makes it possible to optimize space and properly equip narrow parts. It also facilitates floor cleaning and allows the addition of storage furniture in the bathroom.
The sink saves space
Dedicated especially to small rooms, the washbasin is very easy to recognize thanks to its small size. It also displays with a small depth or width and can bring a minimalist touch to the decoration of the room.
The PMR sink
The last type of washbasin to be lifted is the PMR or washbasin for People with Reduced Mobility. It's not just a sink like any other. Its design is framed by different standards.
Among other things, it is equipped with a basin with a lower edge at least 70 cm from the ground and an upper edge not exceeding 85 cm from the ground. It must also have a basin with a frontal edge at least 30 cm from the wall so that the wheelchair users would not lean too much.