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| Hi,
I'm looking for the smallest ( side to side) rectangular sink for a 48" vanity and have found these two. Can anyone tell me the virtues of either so I may make my decision. Many thanks, salbwil |
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| These are both great looking options! This will not help you narrow things down at all (!) but I was searching for a small rectangle myself for a small single vanity, and bought one that is a touch smaller - the Kohler Kathryn - which is 17" x 13" (basin). (The Ladena is 18" x 12" and the Archer is 17 5/8" x 13".) It's not installed yet, but looks great. Actually it doesn't looks small or mean in "person"! You will see that this is a dead rectangle though, and quite contemporary looking. The Ladena and the Archer are a bit more angular... A few other options that I remember looking at were the - Kallista Original For Him Undercounter basin - 17 3/4" x 14 3/8" basin Toto Legato - 17" x 15" basin It's a very personal choice, but between the Archer and the Ladena, I prefer the shape of the Ladena. But this is slightly wider! Good luck with your project! Let us know what you decide! All the best,
Good luck with your project! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler Kathryn small undermount sink
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| we got the small Kohler Verticyl and it is great. I was worried about drainage, but it is fine! |
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| I've posted a couple of pictures of the Archers I just used in my remodel below. They have a reputation for being smaller sinks, but they're really not that much smaller than many other options. I have a 60" vanity with a 62" top, so that should give you an idea of what space there'd be in a 12" smaller vanity--not really a lot. There are much smaller oval sinks, but you'd have to want an oval sink. I love the depth and lines of the Archer, including the bowed front and the odd, but nice, bottom of the basin. Good luck. |
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Here is a link that might be useful: Amazon page for Nameeks Miky
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