Corner Basins

Corner Basins

Providing an efficient way to use those hard to use areas of your bathroom. Corner basins specialize in taking advantage of the areas you might not think are usable. Offering much-needed space-saving in smaller cloakroom or ensuite bathrooms. All while still providing style and a comfortable place to wash up.

Space Saver or Feature Piece

Corner fitting basins are considered space saving because they can make use of a space that is typically ignored in most bathrooms. And by deciding to fit a basin here instead of in the middle of your room flush to a wall. You leave more space for other utilities like your toilet or storage units.

But not all are built to be petite wall-flowers that save as much space as possible. Many brands now build larger models that feature bigger bowls and more substantial storage ledges. Making them perfect for a centrepiece area for your bathroom. Providing you with space to set up your whole bathroom routine around.

Stand it How You Want it

With most basins. You'll find that they are wall-hung. Meaning to connect to your plumbing you'll need to add a bottle trap. For some, this is something to embrace. Find a trap finished how you want and flaunt the cool exposed pipework. Creating a pseudo-industrial look.

But maybe you prefer things to be a touch more understated. Or simply want to keep concealed piping to the minimum. In which case some corner models are suitable for use with compatible pedestals. These come in full or semi structures. Full models stretch from the base of the basin all the way to the floor. While semi options cover only a set height. Concealing only the pipework and giving a more integrated floating look.

Style to Suit

You may think that because corner basins are limited to the confines of their 90° shape. They all follow the same styling formula. But that is far from true. manufacturers now build these basins in a staggering amount of shapes and looks.

Softly rounded models that seem to seamlessly blend into your wall are perfect for a contemporary spa-like feel. While sharp triangular models fit well with cutting edge bathroom designs. There are even pentagonal models with rectangular fronts that almost mimic a standard basins facade.

And it's not just the modern bathroom that benefits from these space-saving wonders. Traditional Victorian and Edwardian styles are popular. Coupling very nicely with an equally regal pedestal.

Quality

Just like any other basin. Corner models are subject to the same stringent quality assurance as any other basin. Using top-shelf materials like vitreous china to produce resilient and hard-wearing sanitaryware that lasts. So, just because it might be smaller built. Don't think you're receiving any less of an astounding product.