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Frequently Asked Questions
These are the three main mounting styles for bathroom vanities:
- Wall hung vanities are mounted directly to the wall with no contact with the floor. This creates a floating look, makes floor cleaning easy, and gives a modern, open feel to the bathroom.
- Vanities on legs sit on raised legs, keeping the cabinet off the floor. They offer a furniture-style aesthetic and still allow easy cleaning underneath.
- Vanities on kickboard sit flat on the floor with a solid base panel (kickboard) at the bottom. They offer maximum stability and a more traditional, built-in look.
Start by measuring the available wall space where the vanity will be installed, accounting for door swings, shower screens, and toilet clearance. Common vanity widths include:
- 600mm — compact option for small ensuites and powder rooms
- 750mm — a popular mid-size for standard bathrooms
- 900mm — the most common size, offering a good balance of benchtop space and storage
- 1200mm — a generous single-basin option that provides plenty of benchtop space
- 1500mm — double-basin vanity suited to shared ensuites
- 1800mm — a wide double-basin vanity for spacious master bathrooms
Also consider the vanity depth — standard depth is around 460mm, but slimline options are available for narrow spaces. Always check that your chosen vanity leaves enough clearance for comfortable movement in the bathroom.
A tall boy is a freestanding or wall-mounted tall storage cabinet designed to complement your vanity. They are ideal for storing towels, toiletries, cleaning products, and other bathroom essentials that you want to keep off the benchtop. Tall boys are especially useful in bathrooms where the vanity alone does not provide enough storage. For a cohesive look, choose a tall boy from the same range as your vanity so the finish and style match.
A standard vanity top is typically made from ceramic or polymarble and comes integrated with the basin as one moulded piece. These are durable, easy to clean, and cost-effective. A stone top is a separate slab — usually made from engineered stone or natural stone — that sits on top of the vanity cabinet. Stone tops are paired with an above-counter or undermount basin and offer a more premium, custom look. They are available in a wider range of colours and finishes, and allow you to mix and match your basin style.
For compact bathrooms, ensuites, and powder rooms, consider the following:
- Wall hung vanities — the floating design frees up floor space and makes the room feel larger
- Slimline vanities — reduced depth for narrow spaces
- Corner vanities — utilise otherwise wasted corner space
Pairing a compact vanity with a mirror cabinet above can also provide additional storage without taking up any extra floor space.
Yes. Installing a bathroom vanity involves connecting to your water supply and waste plumbing, which must be carried out by a licensed plumber in Australia. This is a legal requirement under state and territory regulations. Wall hung vanities also require secure mounting to the wall — your plumber or installer will need to ensure the wall can support the weight of the vanity, basin, stone top, and water. Always have your plumbing rough-in positions confirmed before purchasing to ensure the vanity will connect properly.
Vanities — Buying Guide
Everything you need to know before you buy
Bathroom Vanities — Buying Guide
Your vanity is often the centrepiece of the bathroom — it is the first thing you use in the morning and the last thing you use at night. Choosing the right vanity means balancing style, storage, and practicality to suit your space. Whether you are renovating a compact ensuite or fitting out a large master bathroom, the right vanity can transform the entire room.
Mounting Styles
Bathroom vanities come in three main mounting styles. Wall hung vanities are fixed to the wall and do not touch the floor, creating a clean, modern floating look that makes the room feel more open and simplifies floor cleaning. Vanities on legs offer a furniture-inspired aesthetic with raised legs, combining style with easy access underneath. Vanities on kickboard sit flush on the floor with a solid base, providing maximum stability and a traditional built-in appearance.
Choosing the Right Size
Vanity size depends on your available wall space and how many people will use the bathroom. For small ensuites and powder rooms, a 600mm vanity is the standard compact option. The most popular sizes for standard bathrooms are 750mm to 900mm, offering a good balance of benchtop space and storage. For master bathrooms and shared ensuites, 1200mm and wider double-basin vanities allow two people to use the space at the same time. Always account for door swings, shower screen clearance, and toilet positioning when measuring.
Vanity Tops and Basins
There are two main approaches to vanity tops. Integrated tops combine the benchtop and basin into a single moulded piece — typically ceramic or polymarble — making them easy to clean and install. Stone tops are separate slabs of engineered or natural stone, paired with an above-counter or undermount basin. Stone tops offer a more premium, customised look with a wider range of colours and finishes. When choosing a stone top, consider the basin style you want to pair it with and confirm the cutout dimensions match.
Storage and Organisation
Think about what you need to store in and around your vanity. Drawers are generally easier to access than cupboard doors, especially in lower sections. Soft-close drawers and doors are a worthwhile feature that prevents slamming and extends the life of the hardware. If your vanity alone does not provide enough storage, a tall boy — a matching tall cabinet — can be added beside or near the vanity to hold towels, toiletries, and cleaning supplies.
Installation Considerations
Before purchasing, confirm your plumbing rough-in positions — the location of your water supply points and waste outlet in the wall or floor. These determine where the vanity can be positioned and whether any plumbing modifications are needed. Wall hung vanities require secure fixing into wall studs or a solid mounting rail to support the weight. All plumbing connections must be completed by a licensed plumber in accordance with Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3500).