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Vanities

Wall-hung and floor-standing vanities in a range of widths, with ceramic and engineered stone tops.

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Vanities buying guide

Wall-hung and noggings

Wall-hung vanities need solid blocking in the wall at the right height, installed before lining. Retrofitting support into a finished wall means opening it up. Confirm the fixing height from the vanity data sheet during framing, and make the nogging wider than you think you need — a 100mm error in the vanity model changes the fixing position.

Waste position and drawers

Vanities with drawers rather than a cupboard need the waste and water connections positioned to clear the drawer boxes, which usually means moving them low and to one side. This is decided at rough-in. A drawer unit installed over a centrally positioned waste ends up with the top drawer cut out or non-functional, which is the most common vanity installation complaint.

Materials and moisture

Bathroom cabinetry lives in a humid environment with water contact at the top and around the base. Moisture-resistant board with fully sealed edges is the minimum; two-pack polyurethane and thermally fused finishes hold up better than laminate at the edges. Wall-hung units keep the carcass off the floor entirely, which removes the most common swelling point.

Load and fixing

A wall-hung vanity with a stone top carries substantial weight, and people lean on them. Fix through the carcass into solid noggings with fixings rated for the load, at every fixing point the manufacturer provides — not just the two that are easy to reach. On a masonry wall use proper masonry anchors at the correct embedment, and never rely on plasterboard anchors under any circumstances.

Frequently asked questions

Do vanities come with the top and basin?
Depends on the model — some are supplied as a complete unit, others as a cabinet with the top selected separately. Check the listing or call the store.
Can a wall-hung vanity be fixed to plasterboard?
No. It must be fixed into studs or purpose-installed noggings behind the sheet.
What height should a vanity be installed at?
Typically 800 to 900mm to the top of the benchtop, but it is worth setting it to suit the household rather than defaulting.

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