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Bathroom vanities
Source floating, fluted and furniture-style bathroom vanities. Compare cabinet sizes, basin combinations and mirror configurations with Foshan Supply.
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Cabbeen · fluted and framed vanities
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Leo · timber and rounded cabinetry
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Louis · coordinated vanity settings
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1200 mm stainless vanity configurations
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Understanding Bathroom vanities
One vanity. Four sets of dimensions.
The cabinet, countertop, basin and mirror are separate parts. Comparing them separately makes it easier to find the right proportion for a compact bathroom, double-basin suite or floating wall composition.
Wall-hung or freestanding
A floating cabinet leaves the floor visible; the LEO freestanding reference brings the cabinet down to the floor. Compare the whole elevation, including basin height, legs or reveal and the mirror above.
Wood and metal constructions
Source 02 and Source 03 examples include wood constructions, while other catalogues list painted stainless-steel cabinetry. Ask for the exact substrate, finish, edges and fittings of the selected model.
Size the top and basin together
A model described as 1200 mm may have a narrower cabinet below its top. The Oulin family also shows how a compact basin unit and a wider version can share a related design language.
Compare the possibilities
Read the dimensions as a complete assembly.
Find the detail that suits your room. Each reference pairs a design idea with the specification behind it.
Compact Oulin example
A 600 mm basin sits over a narrower cabinet.
Catalogue detail
Explore this reference Cabinet 580 × 470 × 450 mm; basin 600 × 480 × 210 mm.
1200 mm LEO example
The cabinet and top have different widths and depths.
Catalogue detail
Explore this reference Cabinet 1190 × 550 × 820 mm; top 1200 × 560 × 18 mm.
Double-basin Provence example
Set basin positions and mirror dimensions on the same elevation.
Catalogue detail
Explore this reference Cabinet 1590 × 552 × 400 mm; top 1600 × 560 × 70 mm.
Catalogue basis · Source 02, PDF pp. 8, 31 Source 03, PDF pp. 34 Source 34, PDF pp. 35 Source 36, PDF pp. 1. Dimensions are catalogue examples; select the current code and sample for your project.
From inspiration to specification
Check the cabinet, basin and mirror together.
Bathroom vanity sizes: cabinet, basin & mirror
Read the cabinet and mirror dimensions separately. The reviewed 800 mm family includes 810 mm examples, and the 700 mm drawer family includes a 710 mm model. Coordinate actual width, depth and height with basin, tap and plumbing positions.
- 01Cabinet
- 02Basin
- 03Mirror
770-70
Cabinet 700 × 500 × 520 mm
Mirror cabinet 650 × 130 × 880 mm.
ST09-70
Cabinet 710 × 500 × 510 mm
Mirror cabinet 700 × 150 × 700 mm.
BD106-80
Cabinet 810 × 475 × 450 mm
Mirror cabinet 750 × 127 × 700 mm.
Source 36, pp. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 · Source 38, pp. 1, 5, 15 · Source 39, pp. 1, 15, 26, 27, 28, 29, 44
From the look to the detail
The details that make the choice work.
Use these questions to turn a preferred look into a clearer specification.
Read the detailed guideHow do I compare two vanities with the same nominal width?
Place cabinet, top, basin and mirror dimensions beside each other. Then compare drawer arrangement, trap space, wall fixing and the actual construction. The headline width is only one part of the assembly.
What needs resolving behind a wall-hung vanity?
Coordinate the supporting wall, fixing positions and water and waste points with the selected cabinet. Check the drawer and trap relationship on the actual model drawing.
How should the mirror and lighting be planned?
Show the mirror’s width, height and projection with taps, sockets and lighting. If the mirror includes electrical features, record its supply and access requirements for the local installer.
A closer look
Coordinate three interfaces before ordering.
A bathroom vanity combines joinery, plumbing and often electrical components. Resolve the basin, cabinet and mirror together, including service access and wall conditions, before approving the appearance.
Decisions worth resolving
Match the basin and cabinet drawings.
Place the basin, waste, mixer and drawer layouts on one elevation. Confirm the countertop opening, splashback junction, access for traps and the fixing conditions with the installer. Review evidence for the specified cabinet construction when the project calls for performance-tested joinery.
Why this matters
KCMA’s cabinet programme evaluates the structure, operation and finish of the cabinet design submitted for certification.
Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association ↗Give an LED mirror its own specification.
Record the mirror dimensions, light arrangement, controls, power connection and maintenance access. Ask the electrician to resolve the installation location and supply requirements. Use our our LED mirror range range as a starting point for the mirror brief, then confirm the selected model’s details.
Why this matters
The LED mirror range is coordinated through Foshan Supply; electrical and product options should be checked for the selected model.
LED mirror options ↗Check plumbing documents for the destination.
For an Australian bathroom, have the plumber review the relevant product listing and required efficiency information for each fitting. Keep the basin and tap model identifiers on the order; a matching finish is not a substitute for a matching specification.
Why this matters
Australian Government guidance distinguishes WaterMark product certification from WELS water-efficiency registration and labelling.
Australian Government Water Rating ↗Before the order
A few things to clarify.
Practical questions for your brief, your quotation and the next decision.
Discuss your requirements →Can I specify a long LED mirror with a double vanity?
Yes, include the intended width, orientation, lighting preference, controls and installation conditions in the enquiry. Available options and the final electrical specification are confirmed for the selected model.
What should a floating vanity quote include?
The cabinet, top, basin, mounting components and agreed fittings should be listed. Ask the installer to confirm the wall support and pipe locations before the design is approved.
How can I keep several bathrooms consistent?
Use a bathroom schedule with room labels, a shared finish sample and clearly identified differences in size or basin arrangement. Approve the relevant sample set before repeating it.
Your room. Your selection.
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