Bathroom sink

[dancewithmarg]

In my Sprinter, I find the bathroom sink really small, when I lean over to wash my face I either almost bump my head on the cabinet above the sink, or almost bump my nose (it's not that big, honest!) on the faucet which is in the middle of the small basin. Considering the bathroom is much bigger than anything I have previously been used to, I find the sink is really small. Has anyone else done anything about this problem?

[lesleyinky]

Would changing the faucet out for a taller version help any at all? I know several others have been more satisfied doing so. (I realize that doesn’t change sink or cabinet size, but maybe you wouldn’t have to bend over so much.)

[flybouy]

Don't know your layout but being 6'3" (and some belly in the way) I feel like I need to be on y knees to wash my face. Fortunately in ours I can stand to the side, in front of the exterior door to access. I've thought of changing out the faucet but thig about is as far as I've gotten so fa.

[66joej]

In my Sprinter, I find the bathroom sink really small, when I lean over to wash my face I either almost bump my head on the cabinet above the sink, or almost bump my nose (it's not that big, honest!) on the faucet which is in the middle of the small basin. Considering the bathroom is much bigger than anything I have previously been used to, I find the sink is really small. Has anyone else done anything about this problem?

Is the countertop large enough to cut in a larger sink? Then instal the residential faucet as mentioned.

[travelin texans]

I think it would be less work to just use the kitchen sink.

[ctbruce]

I think it would be less work to just use the kitchen sink.That's where my thoughts went. Follow the path of least resistance.