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RV Sinks with Corner Sink design

Space-saving corner sink layouts make the most of tight RV bathrooms and boat heads. The angled fit tucks neatly into a corner to free up room where space is limited. Confirm your cutout and mounting area measurements to get a clean, hassle-free install.
Measure three ways: the diagonal across the corner, the depth along the side, and the overall height. Compare those to your available space and any existing cutout. If space is tight, double-check door swing and faucet clearance so everything fits and works smoothly.
Yes, corner sinks have been used on a houseboat and an RV-type pontoon boat. Confirm your mounting surface is solid and that your drain and water lines line up. Measure diagonally, check side depth, and overall height so it tucks into the space without interfering with doors or shelves.
Some corner sinks include the sink, a skirt, and hardware. Verify what's in the box so you know if the skirt and mounting hardware are included for your pick. If hardware isn't listed, plan on sourcing your own fasteners and sealant.
Yes, corner sinks are a smart pick for smaller spaces. Measure the opening diagonally across the corner, check the side depth, and confirm overall height clearance. Make sure cabinet doors and drawers can still open. If replacing an old sink, compare these same measurements to your current cutout.