Which sink / faucet in the utility room

Hello everyone,

our installer has planned a regular utility sink for the laundry room, with a faucet mounted on the wall above. I find these things terrible and would prefer a solution with a regular washbasin and a pull-out faucet so that a bucket can be filled sometimes. I have now asked him to only lay the pipework and we will take care of installing something else ourselves.

What solutions do you have in your laundry room? Photos would be great

Thanks!

no photo we are getting a simple drain basin with a normal single-lever mixer - that is enough for us to wash shoes and hands. And it needs less space with more capacity.

No photo because we don't have one. I would recommend a kitchen unit without appliances with an integrated sink in the utility room.

Yes exactly that was also my thought. The plumber estimated around €280 for a sink with a faucet. We will probably have to add something on top, but then at least we have storage space underneath. Google is currently my best friend.

At Ikea, there is, I believe, a student kitchenette for 79,-. It works. But we also have basins, [Email mit Spritzschutz] and faucets from the wall. It's practical. And cheap. Here, 180,- net surcharge.

Karsten

Hello

I would also recommend a sink.
We have it that way, too.
In the utility room with a wall-mounted faucet and swivel spout at a height so that a large bucket can also fit underneath.
Having an extended hose placed in a loop to fill a bucket is not very practical.
In the garage with a surface-mounted WAFÜ to also be able to connect a hose to use hot water outside.

Olli