Dual sinks

[Road Head]

In the master bathroom. Dealbreaker for you if the house doesn't have them? It amuses me on the tv shows the people that consider dual sinks a deal breaker. I don't recall a single time when wifey and I ever needed the bathroom sink simultaneously.

 

[abqtj]

Two sinks in ours just means that I get one for about 3 minutes a day and Diane gets two the rest of the goddamn time

 

[BirdOPrey5]

Not that I have a wife, but I couldn't imagine it ever being a deal breaker.

But a small master bath, regardless of the sink situation, might well be.

 

[Ardvark]

my wife still wants 2 sinks in ours

i dont use a sink though
i think counter space is more important

 

[wct097]

90% of the time, the uses my sink because her electric hair tools are in her sink.

 

[Hooligan]

Not a deal breaker, but a nice convenience. That said, I doubt we looked at a single house that didn't have dual vanities or at least dual sinks.

 

[Road Head]

Not that I have a wife, but I couldn't imagine it ever being a deal breaker.

But a small master bath, regardless of the sink situation, might well be.

Our master bathroom is quite small, and is one of the things I dislike most about our house. I use our other bathroom more often.

 

[Jays89YJ]

Our dual sinks have more than ten feet of counter between them. So I get the opposite side of my sink. Much better than single sink at the last house.

 

[off a cough]

Deal breaker.

 

[BrandonM7]

Yes, deal breaker. Although I have my own bathroom, it's still a deal breaker. I don't want to live in a small, shitty house.

 

[synonymous]

Deal breaker if the master bath isn't large enough to PUT two sinks in. Women are vile creatures. Keep her shit off my side of the vanity, and keep her makeup and hair out of my sink.

 

[Road Head]

Deal breaker if the master bath isn't large enough to PUT two sinks in. Women are vile creatures. Keep her shit off my side of the vanity, and keep her makeup and hair out of my sink.

I don't like stuff on the sinks. Wifey keeps everything stored elsewhere. In my parents build, my mom has her own small "closet" that is here makeup/hair stuff room, it is accessed through the walk-in closet.

 

[CharlieP]

Have two, one regular height, one adult height. I was the sole user for taller one until x- was too pregnant to bend over to lower one and then we shared for quite a few years without issue. Now I have massive counter space to myself.

 

[redshirt25]

Deal breaker, especially with working spouses. One of the things that and I specifically looked for in current house plus there was an alcove where i put in a vanity for her and all of her crap which keeps the clutter down near my space.

 

[Ardvark]

right now i have my own bathroom
i sure am going to miss that when we move to new part
cant remember the last time i used the sink in there

 

[Nadeaux]

2 sinks is a must, even with 2, her shit and still end up in my little corner of the vanity.

 

[grigsby]

hell yeah it's a deal breaker.

 

[synonymous]

His and hers ensuites FTMFW.

 

[skeptic]

We have two separate sinks, but it wouldn't be a deal breaker. As long as it's not a tiny little bathroom it would be ok. As it is, the wife has her stuff split between the master bath and the the downstairs bathroom. On the other hand, we have an open floorplan which includes an archway between the bedroom and master bath - no door (separate toilet room with a door). Looks nice and gives the area a nice feel, but makes it impossible for someone to get ready for work while the other is still sleeping. Hence the reason the wife has half her stuff (lots of duplicate items) in the downstairs bathroom. For my next house a lack of door between bedroom and bath would be a deal breaker.

Before you suggest it, we have considered putting a door in but given the layout it would pretty much have to be a pocket door. Not willing to deal with putting in a pocket door right now.

 

[BrandonM7]

My master bathroom has nine sinks, two of which are in sinks.