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Vitreous china and ABS plastic give you different options when replacing a mobile home bathroom sink. Vitreous china has a ceramic finish, while ABS plastic is lightweight and easier to handle. Choose the material that suits your bathroom, installation, and budget.
If the vanity and countertop are still in good condition, you may only need to replace the sink. Choosing a replacement basin that works with the existing setup can save you from replacing other parts of the bathroom unnecessarily.
A sink replacement may also require drain parts such as a tailpiece, J-bend or P-trap, and slip-joint washers. Having these parts available alongside the sinks makes it easier to get the pieces you need for the same installation.
Sinks and fittings ship nationwide, or you can pick them up at any of our 7 North Carolina locations in Fayetteville, Erwin, Sanford, Goldsboro, Winston-Salem, and Ramseur. Call 800-368-6208 with your sink cutout measurements, and we can help you check which available basin sizes may fit.
Measure and confirm these four details before ordering your mobile home bathroom sink.
Check the number of faucet holes in the existing sink and measure the distance between the outer holes from center to center. Match that measurement to the faucet you plan to install so the mounting holes line up.
Measure the available space below the vanity top and check the depth of the replacement basin. Make sure the drain and trap will fit without hitting the cabinet or interfering with other plumbing.
Check the size of your existing drain and trap before ordering replacement parts. Compare the measurements of the old connections with the size listed for the new drain, J-bend, or P-trap to make sure the parts will connect properly.
If you want the new sink to match your existing bathroom fixtures, compare the color before ordering. White and bone can look different next to each other, especially under different lighting. Check our returns and refunds policy before opening your order.
It depends on the basin material and whether the drain hardware is being replaced at the same time. Plastic and china basins both price live in the cart, as do the stop valves, traps, and washers. Call 800-368-6208 if you want a full parts list put together.
Yes. Installing a bathroom sink for mobile home use is a drop-in job: shut the stop valves, disconnect the trap and supply lines, lift the old basin out, set the new one in the same cutout, and reconnect. A basin wrench helps with the nuts under the rim.
Have the replacement sink, drain parts, and basic tools ready before you begin. Check the existing supply lines and trap first, since corrosion or stuck connections may require extra work. Having the replacement parts on hand can help you avoid stopping midway through the installation.
The supply lines behind a mobile home sink can vary by the home's age and plumbing system. You may find PEX, CPVC, or other types of water supply pipe, while the drain connection may use PVC or ABS. Check the existing pipe and fittings before ordering replacement parts so you can match the connection type and size. If you need supply-line fittings, see our water line fittings.
Only if the hole spread matches. A standard four inch centerset faucet fits the mounting holes on most of these basins. Single-hole and widespread faucets need a different sink or a deck plate to cover the extra holes. Browse mobile home lavatory faucets matched to this spread.
