Corner Pedestal Sink

Corner Pedestal Sinks

Are you looking for a fun way to spice up your bathroom? A Corner Pedestal Sink can not only make a bland bathroom look great, but they are also inexpensive and give you a big bang for your buck. This bathroom product can be afforded on almost any budget, and is a relatively easy way to upgrade your bathroom. Additionally, there are thousands of manufacturers out there designing unique models and styles for every home and personal preference you could imagine.

For $149.95 you can purchase the Gaston Corner Pedestal Sink, model number 273597. This sink measures 33 inches high, 21 inches in length, 20.5 inches wide, and 15.75 inches along each wall. The basin is 5 inches deep and it is made out of vitreous china. This model comes in two standard colors, white and biscuit. This vanity can be personalized, as the faucet is sold separately. You could go with an everyday standard faucet or spice it up a little and go with a sleek and modern design. Either way, this model is an extremely cheap way to remodel your bathroom.

If you have a larger budget to work with, Whittington sells a gorgeous copper Corner Pedestal Sink. Its official name is the Corner Hammered Copper Pedestal Sink, model number 271328. This beautiful basin retails at just over $600 and is worth every pretty penny! This model is made with super solid 16 gauge construction. It has all the bells and whistles, and has even been hand polished to perfection! The basin itself is 6 inches deep, and the total height of the item is a whopping 38 inches tall. Patina has been applied using a French process, which gives it a beautiful glow.

Corner Pedestal Sinks are available in any home remodeling or home improvement store, and on the Internet. They are one of the cheapest ways to give your bathroom a new feel. Pick a classic model to make your bathroom feel more updated, or a luxuriously embellished model to give your bathroom an at home spa feel. There are styles and colors available to compliment any bathroom and any personality, and somewhere out there is the perfect corner sink for you!

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