Bathroom Vanities

Choose the vanity format from the verified room plan

Begin with finished wall dimensions, plumbing centres, wall construction, floor level, tile and skirting build-up, and the operating clearance for doors, drawers and nearby shower screens. A nominal cabinet width is only a starting point. Compare wall-hung bathroom vanities with floor-standing formats, and check the selected model drawing against the completed plan before approval.

Use the room type and user brief to narrow the layout. Space-saving vanities can suit compact rooms, while wider layouts may need two bowls, additional drawer clearance or coordinated storage. ArcQuay publishes metric size groups including 600 mm, 900 mm, 1200 mm and 1500 mm references. Verify complete width, depth and height, basin position, top overhang and service void for the exact product rather than converting the category label into a fabrication dimension.

Approve materials, included components and project documents

Review substrate, exposed finish, edge treatment, hardware, wet-area care and physical samples at model level. Compare natural-wood vanity finishes, matte-white options and fluted vanity fronts by their controlled samples and specifications, not colour names or catalogue imagery alone.

Ask whether the quotation covers the cabinet only or also the top, basin, waste, tapware, handles, fixing hardware and accessories. For wholesale or project programmes, issue a schedule with model reference, quantity, finish, configuration and destination. Request current dimensional drawings, installation and care instructions, packing information, warranty terms and destination-specific documentation. Resolve samples, spare parts and delivery milestones before production release, then send ArcQuay the room plans and product schedule for a model-level quotation.