I am in a wheelchair and need an open area under my sink so I can roll up to it,and/or under it to take care of my daily bathroom activities.Thank you for your time!
A vanity counter supported by concealed wall brackets, and with no cabinets, could be a solution. Or simply select a wall-mount sink from one of the many plumbing fixture manufacturers. These usually work well for users seated in a wheelchair and leave the floor space clear for maneuvering. Thank you.
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