4. Special corner solutions enable the use of small washbasins in guest bathrooms with challenging floor plans. Look for a washbasin with an atypical, corner-mounted shape, something not very many people realize is even available!
5. The shape of the washbasin: a small washbasin always means a loss of space because there is less shelf surface on the ceramic fixture. Depending on the shape of the washbasin, however, it is possible to gain maximum space. If you choose an asymmetrical washbasin shape, with the faucet attached at the side, there is still enough space on the sink for everyday bathroom items.
6. Functionality is important. Even with small handwash basins, there has to be enough space to hold your hands completely under water. This is why it is important not to underestimate the importance of the depth of the washbasin. You can easily test this in a dry run in a showroom.
7. You can also save space with faucets, for example with wall-hung models. It is always a good idea to look at the faucets at the same time as the basin. If you check the water jet’s line of fire, you can prevent water splashes. Faucet manufacturers often provide shorter models which are designed to be used in small bathrooms.