Corner sinks, well-known as the best “space savers”, are commonly seen in bathrooms. In fact, this kind of sinks are also good options for the small kitchens with very limited space.

What are corner sinks?
Corner sinks can be installed in the corner of a kitchen or bathroom. In this way, corner sinks are capable of making the most of the space.

Installation
Corner sinks can be installed in ways that other common sinks are installed. Besides, wall-mount installation and pedestal installation are two common ways for corner sinks.

Shapes and finishes
Corner sinks are usually triangular with round and smooth edges. They are, of course, customizable. Meanwhile, corner sinks are also, available in various surface finishes based on the material, such as, matte ceramic finish, bright stainless steel finishes, etc.

Material
Ceramic or porcelain and stainless steel are more often used for corner sinks.

What advantages do corner sinks have?
1. Make the most of space
Corner sinks don’t take up much space and thus they are very suitable for smaller kitchens and bathrooms. Those corners, which are ignored and sometimes redundant, can be taken advantage of by corner sinks. This is right the point that makes corner sinks attract so many consumers.

2. Flexible in shapes and customizable
Corner sinks are available in various shapes. They are, as mentioned above, usually triangular with round and smooth edges. What’s more, corner sinks can be custom-made. They can be formed to fit any shapes of the corner space perfectly.

What disadvantages do corner sinks have?
1. Smaller accommodation room
Corner sinks usually have smaller space. Therefore, their accommodation room is smaller accordingly. That means we cannot soak a large number of dishes at once or big pots in a corner sink.

2. Troublesome installation
The installation of a corner sink can be a little more complicated since it often needs to be customized in order to cut the correct hole on the countertop.