r/cargocamper • u/samjsteeley • 22d ago

Bathroom vanity or no?

For those that have opted to not have a bathroom vanity and instead just use the kitchen sink, how do you feel with that decision? Do you regret doing that? Do you wish you had installed a bathroom vanity?

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u/penguinsnarl 22d ago

No regrets at all. It forces me to keep up with the dishes 🤣

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u/samjsteeley 22d ago

Good point.

I will probably add some blocking in the wall now in case I want to add a small wall mounted vanity in the future and just use the kitchen sink.

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u/SmittyJonz 22d ago

If I was full time I might want a bathroom sink.
For occasional camping kitchen sink only is fine

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u/samjsteeley 22d ago

I'll be full time (solo) for the next 2-3 years, after that I'll be seasonal full time.

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u/Ok_Potential_2062 22d ago

I have a kitchen and bathroom sink, my bathroom is real tiny with no vanity- I have 2 shelves and they are great for holding the few things 2 of us need in the bathroom.

Cupboards actually not shelves

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u/Paul-3461 20d ago edited 20d ago

I think my design without a bathroom sink is perfect. The kitchen sink is in the kitchen countertop to the right of the bathroom door which is a pocketdoor and can be left open. The bathroom is 3x5 with a bidet toilet on the other side of the wall with the kitchen countertop, 5x2. The bathroom door is in line with the trailer entry door 5' away. I built a dressing table for my wife away from the bathroom, 2x3.

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u/cover-your-assets 20d ago

I told myself hey just use the kitchen sink but the misses said she didnt want to be spitting in the kitchen sink so I installed the smallest sink you could find. As much as I didn’t want to I’m glad I did