Since pedestal sinks are made from metal, porcelain or ceramic, you’ll never need to refinish them. In addition, cleanup is a breeze — simply wipe your sink down with a non-abrasive cleaner to ...

So you've decided a pedestal sink is right for your bathroom, and you're mounting it DIY-style -- great! Before installing the sink, the area needs to be prepped and ready to go.

Dear James: My budget is very limited, but now that I am divorced, I want to change the bathroom decor. I thought a pedestal sink might help. What do you think, and can you give me some ...

Each RÅGRUND corner sink shelf is $39.99, so putting one on either side of your sink runs about $80 total. Over 200 customers give this product an average 4.7 rating.

A: A pedestal sink can make a lot of sense. If you are removing a boxy vanity and installing a pedestal sink, you can make the bathroom appear larger. In a small bathroom, this is a big plus.

For a small bathroom, you can’t beat a pedestal sink, which is basically a bowl set on a narrow pedestal. Without a boxy base cabinet surrounding the sink, a streamlined pedestal takes up a ...

Pedestal sinks are beautiful with lots of style, and a great choice for small bathrooms. The disadvantages of a pedestal sink are that they can be pricey and tricky to install because the plumbing ...

You should be able to find some attractive white pedestal sinks for under $200 with prices ranging up to about $500. The extra hardware and materials may cost another $20 or so.

The prices of pedestal sinks vary from about $200 to more than $500 for ornate ones or ones made of special materials. Other than a few plumbing supplies, this should be the total cost.

My childhood home had a pedestal sink. In the wall tile, there were two tiny alcoves, one for a drinking glass and the other for hand soap. There was also a wonderful ceramic toothbrush holder ...

A pedestal sink can be a great way to give your bathroom a new look, and thanks to House Digest's expert carpenter and remodeler, Bob Beacham, you'll know how to install one yourself.

The prices of pedestal sinks vary from about $200 to more than $500 for ornate ones or ones made of special materials. Other than a few plumbing supplies, this should be the total cost.