Corner Sinks for Bathroom Design

Facilities in every industry type have often found that the solution to space management concerns, cost of installation, and cost of ongoing maintenance can be found in corner sinks for bathroom design.  These Bradley washfountains are equally effective to wall-mooted lavatories and can service multiple users with less floor space.  They also cost less money to install and maintain.

Washfountains are designed for compact spaces and high usage.  Each unit has only one water intake and one water disposal pathway.  Water flow is divided between one two three stations.  This configuration allows a corner unit to use less water and serve more users than a typical sink.  This configuration also means that a hand washing fountain takes less time, and therefore costs less money, to install.

All sorts of buildings have begun to install corner sinks for bathroom design.  Manufacturing plants, warehouses, food processing facilities, airports, stadiums, public restrooms, restaurants, and warehouses have all found them to be a vital addition to their restroom configuration.  In some cases, facilities in the industrial world actually prefer washfountains over traditional sinks because they have a deeper bowl that allows users to wash all the way up to their elbows.  In some manufacturing environments where workers become exposed to toxic agents, this heavy duty hand washing capability better ensures worker health and safety.  Depending on the model selected, up to 3 users can be accommodated by a single unit.

Another advantage offered by corner sinks for bathroom design is lower maintenance costs.  The continuous bowl surface is much easier for crews to clean.  Individual intakes and outtakes make it much easier to repair any plumbing issues.  The materials used to build these washfountains are highly durable, so repairs, if they are ever needed, are very rare, and very cost effective to implement.  

Corner hand washing fountains are also very good to use in restroom renovations.  To save on both material and installation costs, facilities will often choose one of our units to service 2 or 3 users at a time with a single restroom fixture.  These facilities do not always do away with wall mounted lavatories, either.  Some simply add a washfountain to the corner to increase the number of users without having to expand the actual space of the restroom.  This, combined with the reduced time and cost of labor involved in installing such a unit, makes it more expedient for company’s on a tight remodeling budge to upgrade their facility without having to resort to exorbitant extremes. 

The water saving features of corner sinks for bathroom design, combined with their exceptional durability and vandal resistance, also brings facility managers a long-term return on investment.  Maintenance time is reduced, which in turn lowers costs.  A unit that lasts for years and costs only a fraction of what it costs to repair a lavatory (If, indeed, a repair is ever needed), will pay the organization back with long term savings on incidental and/or unexpected costs that often arise with traditional sinks.

Compliance issues can also be met without difficulty by investing in corner mounted sinks for bathroom design that are specifically built for ADA accessibility.  Juvenile models are also available for children’s facilities.  Many design colors are now available, too, that will match any interior decorating style.