Exact inch and metric data
Use familiar nominal inch families for merchandising while retaining exact inch and millimeter dimensions for cabinet fit, top, basin, rough-in and installation.
United States · B2B supply
Bathroom Vanity & Lighted Mirror Supply for US B2B Buyers
Product programs for importers, distributors, private-label brands and project teams—planned around exact inch and millimeter dimensions, selected-model evidence, freight-ready packaging and clear commercial data.
US channel fit
A range built around how buyers specify, ship and sell.
When a US importer compares a bathroom vanity manufacturer or bathroom vanity supplier, a useful decision begins with the actual model—not a broad claim. ArcQuay helps buyers define the cabinet, top, basin, hardware, mirror or medicine cabinet, then align drawings, finish references, packaging and available supporting records.
Wholesale bathroom vanity programs and multifamily or hospitality schedules may share a style but need different carton protection, replacement-parts planning and technical data. Product origin, importer-of-record responsibilities and destination requirements are therefore confirmed in the quotation and shipping documents rather than implied by a US market page.
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Wholesale & Project Bathroom Vanities
Floating bathroom vanity, wall-mounted and floor-standing formats, including single- and double-sink layouts with exact cabinet, top and basin dimensions.
02Lighted & LED Bathroom Mirrors
Decorative and functional models organized by size, lighting, controls, demisting and the electrical configuration selected for the order.
03Medicine & Mirror Cabinets
Surface-mounted or recessed bathroom mirror cabinet options with storage planning, door layout and model-specific electrical details where fitted.
04Private Label / OEM Programs
Selected models, finish alignment, buyer artwork, carton marks, manuals, forecast planning and pre-production approval for repeat programs.
Set the evidence before the sample
Model-level checks
Match material, plumbing or electrical evidence to the precise model, components and features being quoted; do not extend one report to an unlisted variant.
Freight resilience
Review carton construction, edge and glass protection, pallet pattern, handling marks and the intended parcel, LTL or container route.
Channel-ready data
Lock model codes, dimensions, approved claims, care guidance, imagery, buyer labels and spare-parts references before listing content is released.
Selected-model review
US checks change with the product and configuration.
A cabinet, faucet set and lighted bathroom mirror do not share one approval route. The following prompts help a buyer identify what to request; they are not statements that every model holds every listing or meets every project requirement.
Shortlist the exact SKU, bill of materials and feature set first. Then review the evidence, label and intended claim against the destination state, sales channel and installation.
Evidence boundaries
Six questions for a US shortlist
Use official sources to define the question, then obtain evidence for the selected configuration. A marketplace badge, component report or similar-looking model is not a substitute for matching scope.
- Composite wood: if the finished cabinet contains regulated hardwood plywood, MDF or particleboard, review the applicable EPA TSCA Title VI requirements, records and labeling chain.
- Potable-water components: for included faucets or relevant fittings, check the EPA lead-free plumbing advisory. Water-efficiency claims apply only where the product type and model fit an EPA WaterSense specification.
- Lighted mirrors: identify the driver, controls, demister and complete electrical configuration. Review whether and when an NRTL approval is required using OSHA’s product-scope guidance.
- Accessible projects: coordinate clear floor space, lavatory height, knee and toe clearance, plumbing protection and mirror position with the design team and the US Access Board guide. Accessibility is a project and installation outcome, not a blanket vanity certificate.
- Origin claims: state the actual country of origin in approved commercial documents and packaging. Do not imply US manufacture; review the FTC Made in USA guidance before approving origin advertising.
- State and channel rules: check California warning duties where applicable, local electrical or plumbing adoption, retailer onboarding rules and project specifications separately.
Clarify the shortlist before committing
Can a metric vanity be marketed in inch sizes?
Yes, a nominal inch family can make selection easier, but technical drawings should show exact inch and millimeter measurements. Confirm cabinet width, top overhang, basin position, plumbing zones and wall clearances before approval.
Is every LED bathroom mirror covered by the same evidence?
No. Size, driver, controls, demisting, outlets or other features can change the evaluated configuration. Request the identifier and scope for the exact model rather than relying on a family-level statement.
Does WaterSense certify a bathroom vanity?
WaterSense is product-type and model specific. Do not apply a faucet or fixture claim to a cabinet, top or complete vanity set unless the relevant product and claim are supported.
RFQ evidence checklist
Send a brief that can be checked, priced and repeated.
Use these planning and product resources to turn a broad enquiry into a model-level brief.
- Buyer type, intended channel and delivery state
- Category, model references and room or project schedule
- Nominal inch family plus exact inch and millimeter limits
- Quantity by model, forecast and reorder pattern
- Cabinet construction, finish, top, basin and hardware
- For electrical models, required features and proposed 120 V / 60 Hz configuration
- Named reports, marks, labels or project submittals to be reviewed
- Buyer artwork, manuals, carton marks and barcode ownership
- Parcel, LTL, pallet or container packaging route
- Sample, approval, production and target-delivery milestones
Continue from the market brief to an exact, model-level size schedule.
This market guide uses local search terminology while keeping dimensions, components and installation decisions tied to the selected model and drawing.
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US Bathroom Vanity Size Guide: Inches, Millimetres and Fit
A trade and project guide to nominal US vanity widths, exact metric drawings, plumbing zones, countertop scope and sample approval.
02Bathroom vanity catalogue
Compare current model pages by SKU, exact dimensions, finish and available documentation.
03Mirror and storage cabinets
Coordinate cabinet depth, door clearance, wall condition, storage and electrical options.
04Model and document review
Send the destination, quantities, dimensions, configuration, finish and required records.
United States · model-specific review
Request a US RFQ ReviewBuild a clear US product, evidence and packaging brief.
Share the channel, destination state, target models, size program, quantities and documents you need reviewed.