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Q: Vessel vs undermount—which should I choose?

Vessel sinks make a design statement and are easy retrofits, but add rim height. Undermount sinks give a seamless, easy-clean rim (best with stone/solid-surface tops).

Q: Which materials are easiest to maintain?

Vitreous china is low-maintenance. Solid surface is repairable. Stone/concrete needs periodic sealing. Glass needs regular wiping to avoid spotting.

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Shop a curated range of bathroom sinks—from minimalist modern to timeless classics. Explore vessel, undermount, drop-in/top-mount, and wall-mount styles in materials like vitreous china, stone, concrete, glass, and solid surface. Every order includes Free Shipping $75+ and our 110% Low Price Guarantee.

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Sink Types Explained

Vessel

Basin sits on top of the counter—bold statement and easy retrofit. Ideal for powder rooms and design-forward spaces. Shop Vessel

Undermount

Installed beneath the countertop for a seamless, easy-to-clean rim. Best with stone/solid-surface tops. Shop Undermount

Drop-In / Top-Mount

Rim rests on the counter for the simplest install/replacement. Works with the widest range of countertops. Shop Drop-In

Wall-Mount

Clean, floating profile for maximum floor clearance and accessibility. Shop Wall-Mount

Compare Materials at a Glance

Material	Look & Feel	Durability	Maintenance	Best For
Vitreous China (Ceramic)	Glossy, crisp white; classic shapes	★★★★★	Low	Most baths; easy clean, overflow options
Stone (Marble/Granite/Onyx)	Natural variation, luxury feel	★★★★☆	Medium	Design focal points; seal periodically
Concrete	Matte, organic texture	★★★★☆	Medium	Modern rustic; sealed surfaces, light upkeep
Glass	Translucent or colored statement	★★★☆☆	Medium	Powder rooms; wipe to prevent spotting
Solid Surface / Resin	Seamless, repairable; matte or satin	★★★★☆	Low	Integrated-look vanities; modern minimal

Specialty Options

ADA Compliant — accessible height & clearance
Trough / Double — wide basins for shared vanities

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FAQs

Most compact vanities fit 16–20" wide sinks with 12–16" front-to-back depth. Consider wall-mount or corner models to save space. Always confirm cutout and bowl size in the spec sheet.

Vessel sinks make a design statement and are easy retrofits, but add rim height. Undermount sinks give a seamless, easy-clean rim (best with stone/solid-surface tops).

Sinks with overflow use a pop-up drain with overflow. Sinks without overflow require a grid/free-flow drain to prevent overfilling.

Match the sink/countertop: single-hole, centerset 4", or widespread 8". Vessels typically pair with single-hole tall or wall-mount faucets; undermounts/drop-ins follow the countertop drilling.

Many can be—choose ADA-compliant models and mount to the manufacturer’s height/clearance specs and local code requirements.

Vitreous china is low-maintenance. Solid surface is repairable. Stone/concrete needs periodic sealing. Glass needs regular wiping to avoid spotting.

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