Is this long enough for two toddlers to stand side by side at the sink?
1639151
No but there should be room for stools two side by side. Use Caution on hardwoods, may slide.
1341494
I have a double sink and it swivels to pour into both sides, just fine. What I like most is that the arc of the faucet is high enough to accommodate tall pots & pitchers. I haven't had ANY problems with it and would buy another one, if I ever move!
2198194
I haven't but I would imagine that a couple of 1-2 yr olds side by side would fit fine.
1522980
Well,I kind of think it doesn't matter because ours is on large side & the other person said small side. We definitely wanted it on the left as you face it so it would fit better w/ cabinet. And I do know for sure this placement of garbage disposal was our choice Awesome sink. We have had ours for 6 months now. Cleans up beautifully and easy maintance.
796835
I have a standard double sink in my kitchen. The extension pieces are a little flimsy though. Proceed with caution!!
1912531
Personally, I don't think a toddler can maneuver his/her spoon against the dividers. The dividers are quite low.
750482
That shouldn't be an issue. The issue I have with the kitchen is it is quite diminutive. It's for kids whom are quite young.
2166232
The bowls fit great into the stand. I don't think your toddler would enjoy attempting to tip over the bowls....too much effort.
297466
Yes, it would be hard for them to reach the faucet even with a stool. I don't have small children but have done enough remodeling to know that it's just too high for them to reach over. It is best for ages 8 and above.
2177752
I have not had a problem with this. While I don't have a toddler, I sweep the floor and bump the bins. They have never come apart accidently. The short legs serve as posts to fit into the top of another bin. Really like mine.
1626019
yes, i have a double sink, one side is large, the other small. this fits in the small side nicely.
1419110
Depends on counter height. My son started using it to reach the bathroom sink at 18months and I think he was 32" tall. We used it with a faucet extender and worked great. We love it! Supervise your little though so they don't fall backwards.
572295
Yes, but not quite! The saddle part is smaller so the sides flare out a bit, and the saddle doesn't fit flat to the center of the sink. Don't know why they are made this way. I use it though, because it matches the sink mats.
1470062
The sides are pretty flat & straight, but I don't think they will sit flush against each other. It could work with some caulking, but not sure how that would look. Also, it is not a deep sink - water splashes out pretty easily - so it's really not suitable for kitchen use if that's what you're thinking.
1813627
It is about 16" long at it's shortest but it can overlap the counter on the back end so a small sink shouldn't be a problem.
695252
It might work for twins, but not knowing first hand what that is like, I don't know for sure. I can tell you that I tend to take everything but the kitchen sink with me and I do still have room. I would imagine that you don't necessarily need two of everything, for instance, one package of wipes is good just will go through it more quickly. If that is the case, this might work for you. I put a larger changing pad in the main compartment and it does take up quite a bit of space. If I didn't have that, I would have all the room in the world.
692848
I would say yes, the bottom is sturdy and with the help of your child's legs that gives more support. The sides are a little flimsy, but do stand up well.