Pedestal vs. vanity sinks Originally published August 29, 2009 at 12:00 am Q: We're doing a minor bathroom renovation that will include a new toilet, shower door, sink and faucet.

Even a larger room can benefit from a feeling of extra space. One of the most effective and efficient ways to accomplish that in the bathroom is by replacing your large vanity sink with a slender ...

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Your pedestal sink needs to fit in the space that is available in your bathroom. However, it must also be large enough, so you have room to comfortably carry out your daily routines.

Pedestal Sink Pedestal sink vanities look elegant in small bathrooms and powder rooms. Although pedestal sinks don’t house cabinets, they feature a small sink area to fit a soap dispenser, water ...

If you're in the market for a new sink and are looking to install a pedestal version, our in-house expert explains how you can do so on your own.

Do I need a single sink vanity in my small bathroom? Would a pedestal sink suffice? A. Most small bathrooms need a vanity, if for no other reason than having sufficient bathroom storage.

Don't buy a bathroom pedestal sink before reading these reviews. ... a vanity beneath the sink is the best option — but it comes with the loss of that spacious feel that a pedestal sink provides. Q.

This is precisely why back in the 1960s my mom and dad had our pedestal sink removed and installed as big a vanity cabinet with a flat top as could fit in the bathroom.

Pedestal lavs can be simple and small — fitting tightly into a tiny corner. Or, you can find one that has a wide-body sink section. Whether you want sweeping and curved, square and simple or ...

I thought a pedestal sink might help. What do you think, and can you give me some installation ... Before you start ripping out your old sink and vanity, consider storage space in your bathroom.