Every homeowner should make it a priority to have a beautiful and timeless bathroom. This is because of the amount of time we spend in our bathrooms and the potential to increase the home's value. With bathrooms becoming smaller every day, how do we make bathrooms look magazine-worthy while still preserving maximum functionality and a sense of space?
This Wall Hung Basin guide will tell you everything you need to know.
What exactly is a Wall Hung Basin?
Wall Hung Basin refers to bathroom sinks that can be mounted directly to the wall using wall fixing bolts. They are not supported by a pedestal or vanity in standard bathroom settings. Wall Hung Basins can also be called "Wall Mounted Basins", "Wall Hung Sinks", or "Wall Mounted Sinks".
What is the best wall hung basin for me?
Wall-hung basins can be used in almost any bathroom. However, this arrangement is more beneficial in smaller bathrooms, powder rooms, and ensuites. They are typically shorter in-depth and have more space for the bathroom to return to the floor and waist. Wall-mounted basins offer more than just functionality. They can be used to create a floating aesthetic or flex minimalist style.
What are the benefits of a wall-mounted basin?
We know that the Wall Hung basin is great for saving space. However, there are a few other reasons that this basin configuration is so appealing.
A wall-hung basin can be mounted at a height that suits you best, as it is attached directly to the wall. You will be spending a lot of time in front of the basin so it is important to consider ergonomic considerations during installation and planning. This setup will reduce strain on your back.
Clearing the floor makes cleaning easier as dirt and grime are not likely to accumulate.
A wide variety of styles and popularity has led to many product designers (ourselves included) developing wall-hung basins with ample built-in shelf space. This will allow you to save a significant amount of space while still allowing for storage space for bathroom necessities such as toothbrush holders and hand soaps.
Finally, a wall-hung basin is much cheaper than a pedestal, vanity, or benchtop. This is because there is no additional cost for support.
There are downsides to using a Wall Mounted Basin.
When deciding whether a wall-hung basin is right for you, there are just a few things to consider. A wall-mounted sink must be supported well. Although you can mount it at a height that suits your needs, the base that supports the basin must be strong enough to support the weight of the entire basin. It is a good idea, however, to consult a professional before making any changes.
Most cases and styles will have the piping under the basin exposed. You'll need a bottle trap that matches your design aesthetic. This is not a requirement, but it opens up the possibility to match metallic finishes with tapware. We think that bottle traps look fantastic when this is considered.
The last and most important thing to note is the lack of storage space. Because the basin is mounted separately, it is impossible to get the storage space you might need from a benchtop or wall-hung vanity.
What Wall Hung Basin Styles Are Available?
Wall Hung basins come in a variety of styles to match your design preferences, including soft square architectural pieces to more organic, round shapes. You can choose from a range of sizes to fit your bathroom project. They can be as small as 300mm or large focal points that grab attention up to 1200mm. These basins can be used for his/hers configuration, allowing for two sets of basin mixers.
Installation considerations
Although wall fixing bolts are usually included with Wall Hung Basins, DIY installation is an attractive option. However, it is best to hire a professional plumber to do the job.
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