Sink for Garage and Workshop

Wall-mounted plastic sink for garages, workshops, and utility rooms—designed for spaces without plumbing and sewage. It attaches to the wall, water is poured from a tank or canister, and drainage goes into a bucket, canister, or pipe. You can wash your hands after work, rinse tools or parts right on the spot, without running into the house.

Why have a sink in the garage if there's no plumbing?

Installing pipes in a garage or workshop is expensive and often impractical, yet hands are always dirty after work—oil, paint, metal shavings, soil. The usual solution—a bucket of water in the corner or a canister on a shelf—is inconvenient: there's nowhere to drain the water, splashes hit the floor, and hands don't get properly cleaned. The Pi-Pi wall-mounted sink addresses this issue: a small bowl on the wall, a shelf for soap above, and drainage into any container below.

The sink is durable

A ceramic sink in a garage can crack from a tool hit and shatter in the cold, while a metal one rusts from moisture and chemicals. The Pi-Pi sink is made of LLDPE: it can be dropped, bumped with a wrench or corner of a part, and left in an unheated garage over winter. The material doesn't crack down to −40 °C and doesn't rust. It's lightweight—about 1.4 kg—and mounts on the wall without a plumber.

How drainage works

The sink features a stepped outlet Ø24/32/40 mm—suitable for both thin hoses and thicker pipes. You can set up drainage as convenient for your space: into a bucket or canister under the sink, into a common tank, or into an existing pipe. No need to coordinate or connect to sewage.

Straight or corner

Pi-Pi sink—a standard semicircular wall-mounted bowl. Pi-Pi corner sink—the same sink but in a corner shape: fits into a corner and saves space in a cramped workshop or garage where every meter of wall space counts. Both have the same durability and drainage options—the choice depends on which is more convenient to install.

Nearby—Pi-Pi urinal

In a men's garage or workshop, it makes sense to add a wall-mounted waterless Pi-Pi urinal: also without water and sewage connection, urine drains into a canister. The sink and urinal made from the same material look good together and meet all basic sanitary needs in a space without plumbing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is plumbing required for the sink?

No. Water is poured from a tank, bottle, or canister, and drainage goes into a bucket, canister, or pipe. No plumbing or sewage connection is needed.

Can the sink withstand winter in an unheated garage?

Yes. LLDPE doesn't crack down to −40 °C, so the sink can be left in a cold garage or workshop over winter. It won't shatter in the cold like ceramic.

How is the sink mounted?

The sink is wall-mounted and lightweight—about 1.4 kg. It hangs on the wall with standard fittings, no plumber required.

Where does the dirty water go?

The drainage with a stepped outlet Ø24/32/40 mm is directed into a bucket, canister, or pipe—whatever is convenient for your space. Simply empty the filled container.