Double washbasin instead of two washbasins

Hello, sorry to jump in here, but we are currently considering a double washbasin or two singles. Why don’t you want two singles in the new bathroom anymore?

At the moment we have two simple sinks, but we want a washbasin with a cabinet underneath. Since we need the storage space, we decided on a double washbasin.

I also noticed that the suspension has to fit. Is it actually standardized? If I see that correctly, it would be quite complicated if you had to change it.

Just describe the house and take photos of the inventory. Double washbasins are usually connected together. However, in the form of twin ceramic basins, they are completely 70s retro. It is generally considered more contemporary to place two single washbasins in a fairly flexible arrangement relative to each other, each on a separate base. Try it yourself to see in how many dozen threads the keyword "Waschtisch" will lead you in the forum search. The otherwise unused second connections are possibly used for the washing machine or one has to consider their partial removal to avoid turning a dead-end into a breeding ground for bacteria.