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Wall-Mounted Bathroom Sinks
A wall-mounted sink hangs off the wall with no vanity or pedestal beneath it. It is the most effective way to make a small bathroom or powder room feel larger, because the floor runs unbroken underneath and the eye reads the room as bigger than it is.
What you gain and what you give up
You gain floor space, an easy mop underneath, and a clean, deliberate look. In a tight powder room it is often the only sink that fits properly.
You give up storage entirely, and the plumbing is visible unless you add a shroud or specify a bottle trap in a finish you are happy to look at.
The part to plan early
A wall-mounted sink needs blocking inside the wall. The bracket has to fasten into solid backing, not drywall alone, and the drain and supplies come through the wall at a height set by the sink. Both have to be right before the wall is closed and tiled, so this is a decision for the framing stage.
Decide the finished rim height at the same time — around 32 to 34 inches is typical, but a wall-mounted sink lets you set it to suit the household, which is part of the appeal.
Faucet and drain
Check how the sink is drilled. Many wall-mounted basins have a single hole, some have none because the faucet is meant to come out of the wall. See single hole faucets or wall-mount bathroom faucets, and a matching pop-up in bathroom drains.
The alternatives
A pedestal sink hides the trap behind a column and reads more traditional. A console sink sits on legs and gives you a deck to put things on. See all bathroom sinks.
Buying from Eunoia
Authorized dealer for the brands we carry, with full manufacturer warranty. Over 3,000 of our products ship free anywhere in Canada — look for the free-shipping badge on the product page. Everything ships free within Ontario, and any order over $3,000 ships free Canada-wide. Ceramic is fragile in transit — tell us your install date and we will time the delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Can a wall-mounted sink go on any wall?
No. It needs solid blocking inside the wall for the bracket to fasten into, and the supplies and drain have to be positioned for that specific sink. Plan it before the wall is closed.
How do you hide the plumbing?
Either a shroud that covers the trap, or a bottle trap chosen in a finish you are content to see. Many people leave it exposed deliberately.
What height should it be installed at?
Around 32 to 34 inches to the rim is typical, but the point of a wall-mounted sink is that you can set the height to suit the people using it.





