What is the most common type of bathroom vanity?

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Pipelines and also Wrenches will certainly be needed for this action. For the simplest installation acquire a brand-new vanity and also sink that coincide dimensions as the old ones.

Wall mounted vanities are fixed on to the wall and do not touch the floor. Here is what a typical wall mounted bathroom vanity looks like -

There are three main styles of bathroom vanities - shelf vanities, wall-mounted vanities and cabinet style vanities.

You may want to get the 3 or 4 sink antiquevanity. On the net you can try this website: http://www.bathgems.com/antique-vanities/on the right side you can sort the vanities by . Good Luck!

I guess there are some metal vanities for thebathroom, but since it is very "cold" looking design, I recommend to go formodern wood with metal handles for the drawers and cabinets and you can alsotry some nice looking glass vanities: http://www.nextag.com/glass-vanity/products-html

There are many types of vanities and if they arebathroom vanities they should be painted with a very specific water resistantpaint or sealed properly so moist and direct exposure to water will not harmit. Ask in the furniture store or read as much as you can about the paint usedif you are planning to purchase on line. But the most important thing, in bothcases, is to have a written and signed warranty.

Standard Vanity height is approx 34.5". A vessel vanity is approx 31" high. If you cannot remove the legs from your existing vanity then it will have to be replaced or cut down to the correct height. The reason a vessel vanity is lower is because your sink will be approx 3 to 6 inches higher than a standard drop in sink. This may be more work than it is worth. Vessel sinks most often will require a solid surface top, either glass, stone or another type of composite material. The standard laminate vanity top has a particle board substrate which will detiorate quickly at the drain location.