If you’re renovating
your master bathroom, chances are you’ve debated between installing one sink or
two. While a double sink vanity can require more space, its benefits often
outweigh its smaller counterpart. So why exactly are two sinks better than one?
His
and Her Sinks
A dual sink vanity can
alleviate wait time in the morning when you’re sharing a bathroom with a
significant other. No more waiting to use the sink to brush your teeth, or
having to maneuver around the other while frantically getting ready for work.
Instead, his and her sinks allow for both of you to freshen up and get ready
with your own sink – and often your own mirror. Depending on counter space,
you’ll be able to leave necessities on the counter instead of moving them to a
cabinet after use.
Space
Requirements for Double Sinks
Our larger 72’’ vanities
have ample space for necessities and bathroom décor, while standard 60’’ double
vanities provide enough counter space to leave your necessities out without
crowding the counter. Most
double bathroom vanities range from 60’’ to 72’’, but smaller bathrooms deserve
some love, too. Our smallest
double sink vanity measures in at 47.75’’ wide allowing smaller
bathrooms to enjoy the luxury of two sinks!
Resale
Value
When you purchase your
home, often it’s with the intent of living there for a while, but it’s not your
forever home. As a result, resale value becomes a factor when considering major
renovations. This is especially important when you don’t anticipate living in
your current home longer than 3 years .
Double sinks can help entice married homebuyers- as can oversized showers.
So there you have it! Three
reasons why you should consider double sink vanities for your bathroom
renovation. What’s your favorite feature of a double sink vanity?