Help finding a small sink

I needed a small sink for a bathroom. Found a round, SS sink on ebay that was an airliner sink. You know how small those bathrooms are! Perfect fit for me.

drew--I use a system like that. 5 gallon bucket with a hole for a pipe--5 gallon water cooler bottle - Pump for bottle , can get a battery operated one for about $15 on Amazon. Use a plastic bowl instead of stainless, easier to make a hole in the bottom. I used stainless and would use plastic now.

If you go the mixing bowl, use one that has a flat bottom that will be just a tad bigger than the smallest drain, otherwise you will have one hell of a problem sealing it, and use window putty to seal the drain, it stays more flexible than silicone sealers, or use liquid nails.

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X2 on a bar sink. No different than an RV sink.

If unsuccessful with RV places try the boating side like West Marine.

Look for a bar sink at Lowe's or Home Depot. Some are very small, both round and rectangular.

DrewE wrote:
Maybe think outside the box a bit. If you cannot find a sink that meets your needs, can you find some waterproof container that you can put a hole in the bottom of? I'd think, for example, a stainless steel mixing bowl would work nicely as a hand sink, and could pretty easily be mounted in a little countertop with some adhesive caulking or whatever. Adding an overflow drain near the top on one side would probably be a good idea so it won't overflow onto the floor of the RV.

Very clever!

Another idea: you could just mount a hand sanitizer dispenser on the wall...

Maybe think outside the box a bit. If you cannot find a sink that meets your needs, can you find some waterproof container that you can put a hole in the bottom of? I'd think, for example, a stainless steel mixing bowl would work nicely as a hand sink, and could pretty easily be mounted in a little countertop with some adhesive caulking or whatever. Adding an overflow drain near the top on one side would probably be a good idea so it won't overflow onto the floor of the RV.

You have a kitchen sink that you can use for handwashing, shaving etc. If you really need a bathroom sink try a marine supply house. Many boats have small stainless sinks that could be installed easily. Plumbing will be your biggest hurdle....Dennis

Try to find a RV surplus store. Elkhart, Indiana has a nice one if you're near that area.

Most small RVs like this require you to use the kitchen sink for handwashing, shaving, brushing teeth. To me, this would be a deal breaker.

Good luck!