Vanities

A Complete Bathroom Vanity Units

A well-organised bathroom is a key to a hassle-free morning routine. We offer a wide range of bathroom vanity units with basins in a variety of styles, providing you with intelligent storage.

A custom-made bathroom vanity can be the focal point of your bathroom, so make sure you like the look for years to come.

Here are our top guidelines on how to pick the ideal vanity for your bathroom.

Wall Hung Vanity

Having the free space under the vanity gives the impression of extra room in the bathroom. Keeping the bathroom scales or the kid's steps out of the way is convenient, since they are not tripping over them all the time.

Freestanding Vanity

A full-size vanity or floor plumbing can be concealed behind these vanities, which provide a clean finish straight to the floor.

Single Bowl Vanity

A single bowl can be centred on the vanity, or offset to one side. Having a large vanity with a single bowl will give you plenty of bench space.

Double Bowl Vanity

Double basins are perfect for busy family bathrooms or shared ensuite bedrooms, saving you time when you both get ready at the same time.

Vanity Sizes

Vanities are usually available in six standard sizes: 400mm, 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm, and 1500mm.

Some vanities offer leg options. This traditional design makes for a timeless bathroom atmosphere.

A vanity can be configured in a variety of ways, ranging from minimalist designs with one seamless drawer that stretches across the length of the vanity to shaker and Hamptons vanities made of real wood, to vanities with built-in sinks for a seamless appearance and a wide variety of drawer and cupboard options.

Mirror & Shaving Cabinet

Having a mirror or shaving cabinet to match your vanity is important. A mirror can also provide extra storage and reflective light. Mirrors may reflect natural light in your bathroom and open up the space.

Bathroom Vanities FAQ’s

Is A Wall Hung Or Freestanding Vanity The Best Choice?

It all depends on your preference, freestanding vanity units offer more storage, while wall hung vanity units give the appearance of a larger space.

How Big Should My Vanity Be?

Before starting your bathroom design, measure your bathroom and work through the "How to Plan Your Bathroom" . This will help you gain a better understanding of what is feasible and what will improve your design.

Even if you have the space to fit a larger vanity in, bigger isn't always better. A spacious bathroom appearance is created by leaving some space between items.

What is the appropriate space to leave between the bathroom vanity and shower screen?

It is important to note that the shower glass must be at least 100mm away from the vanity to ensure you are able to thoroughly clean it.

Is It Possible To Just Replace The Bathroom Vanity In My Bedroom?

It is okay if the vanity is tiled over it, as long as you can see if the tiles extend all the way to the bottom or stop at the vanity. Usually, there will be grout at the junction.

Is It Possible To Change A Freestanding Vanity Into A Wall Hung Vanity?

A wall hung vanity may be heavy, so the wall may need reinforcing to support it. If you are retiling, this should not be an issue. In addition, if the waste outlet runs out through the floor, this should be moved backwards and routed up through the wall. This is not normally a significant issue, but you should get in touch with your plumber before starting work.