Your sink shouldn't crowd the toilet or steal shower space in a tight wet bath. This 5"-deep basin flips down for washing and folds away afterward, so you can keep a dedicated bathroom sink without leaving it in your way.
A fixed sink can eat up valuable room in a compact wet bath. This basin flips down when you need your sink and folds away afterward, opening up more of the shared bathroom space for showering or toileting.
Getting the wall fit right is only part of a replacement. This 18" x 24" flip sink uses a 13-1/4" W x 20" H cutout. Check these dimensions before you start removing or trimming anything.
An unfamiliar sink layout can leave you wondering what connects to your existing plumbing. This basin uses a standard 1-1/2" lavatory drain, giving you a specific connection size to plan around before installation begins. Faucet and drain are not included.
Working inside a tight RV bathroom does not leave much room to wrestle a bulky fixture into place. Lightweight construction makes your flip sink easier to position during installation, while the strong build supports regular bathroom use once it is mounted.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Let's take a look at our Specialty Recreation RV flip sink. So, folks, this is a flip-down RV sink. It's been designed to be for both wet bath and shower applications. You would have a faucet up here, not included, and then that would be where you'd wash your hands.
And then when you fold this up, it's gonna drain out the bottom, hidden through the wall where your plumbing is. And it would look something kind of like this. Again, no faucet included. But as you can see, it's lightweight construction. It's gonna be hanging into the wall.
And it's a universal design for these tight spaces. And it's made of an OEM construction, so it's gonna be great for a direct replacement or an upgrade. Now, when I measured, I got 24 inches tall from outside of flange to outside of flange, and 17 1/2 inches wide. And I do wanna kind of pull this forward and kind of show you, like I said, you have a drain hole in the bottom, no plumbing included. And then, of course, in the top, you have a spot here that you could add your faucet.
Now that one doesn't have the cutout included. So if you need to do a cutout there for a faucet, you'd have to do that yourself on the top, depending on what you need and where you need it. And I like how they got these plastic little punch outs here that marry up with the two rubber sockets. So it's gonna hold nice and secure. So again, folks, a great option, especially in those tight spaces.
This is the Specialty Recreation flip-down sink for RVs and campers. And I'm losing my background here. Bear with me. So again, folks, get yours today. If you need help installing this, reach out to us. We have a dealer locator tool based on your ZIP code on our website. We can help you find someone in your area that can do the installation if you don't wanna tackle it yourself. And as always, if you have any questions, reach out to us here at etrailer. We're more than happy to assist you. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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