3 Things To Consider Before Switching to a Double Vanity

Take a minute to think about your morning routine. Does it involve waiting for your partner to finish doing his or her thing before you can do yours? If you have counter space to spare, then it might be time to consider a double vanity. Shower remodeling companies often suggest installing double vanities for couples who have busy schedules. But how can you know for sure if this option is right for you?

Consider Your Existing Space

Obviously, two sinks will take up more space than one, so if you have limited counter space, this may not be a viable option for you. Thankfully, you don’t really need a lot of extra room as two sinks can fit in a 48-inch-wide space but you will need to eliminate a lot of countertop and storage space to make room for plumbing. We recommend double vanities with at least 60 inches of space to allow for about 12 inches of counter space.

Consider Your Schedules

As mentioned above, bathroom remodeling contractors mostly recommend double vanities for couples with similar schedules. This way, you don’t have to fight for a spot at the sink just to brush your teeth or wash your face. If sharing a vanity isn’t an issue for you and your partner due to dissimilar schedules, then a double vanity may not be needed.

Consider Your Purpose

People who are looking to sell their homes often remodel their bathrooms to help increase the resale value. If you have a large enough area for two sinks while still retaining adequate counter and storage space, then a double vanity can definitely help in selling your house.

Don’t waste your time randomly searching for untested bathroom renovation companies online. Instead, turn to Total Bath Systems if you want to upgrade your bathroom. Give us a call at (860) 410-6950 or fill out our contact form to schedule an appointment today.