Welcome to our frequently asked questions guide for purchasing a bathroom vanity.
Choosing the right bathroom vanity often comes with questions about size, installation, materials, pricing, and whether sinks or tops are included. This guide answers the most common bathroom vanity questions to help you make an informed decision and plan your bathroom with confidence.
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- What bathroom vanities are in style?
- What are the best bathroom vanities?
- Are bathroom vanities easy to install?
- Are bathroom vanities attached to the wall?
- Are bathroom vanities a standard size?
- How tall are bathroom vanities?
- How deep are bathroom vanities?
- How much are bathroom vanities with tops?
- How much are bathroom vanities without tops?
- Do bathroom vanities need a backsplash?
- Do bathroom vanities come with sinks?
- Do bathroom vanities need to match?
- Do bathroom vanities come in different heights?
- Why are bathroom vanities so expensive?
- Which material is best for a bathroom vanity?
- Floor-mounted vs wall-mounted vanity: which is better?
- What material is used for bathroom vanity tops?
- Best vanity top for single vs double sinks?
- How do you install a bathroom vanity top?
What bathroom vanities are in style?
Popular bathroom vanity styles include modern and contemporary designs with clean lines, transitional styles that blend classic and modern elements, rustic or farmhouse vanities with natural wood textures, mid-century modern designs, Scandinavian styles focused on simplicity, and industrial designs featuring metal accents.
What are the best bathroom vanities?
The best bathroom vanity depends on your space, storage needs, and design goals. High-quality vanities use moisture-resistant materials, solid construction, and durable finishes designed for daily use.
Are bathroom vanities easy to install?
Many freestanding bathroom vanities are relatively easy to install. Wall-mounted vanities and vanities with stone or concrete tops often require professional installation for proper wall support and plumbing alignment.
Are bathroom vanities attached to the wall?
Most bathroom vanities are secured to the wall for stability. Wall-mounted vanities rely entirely on wall brackets and must be installed into studs or reinforced walls.
Are bathroom vanities a standard size?
Bathroom vanities commonly come in widths such as 24, 30, 36, 48, and 60 inches, though depth and height vary by style.
How tall are bathroom vanities?
Standard vanity height is around 32 inches, while comfort-height vanities are typically 36 inches tall. Wall-mounted vanities allow adjustable mounting heights.
How deep are bathroom vanities?
Most bathroom vanities range from 18 to 22 inches deep. Shallow-depth vanities are available for small bathrooms and powder rooms.
How much are bathroom vanities with tops?
Prices vary widely depending on size, materials, and brand. Vanities with integrated sinks or stone tops generally cost more.
View options in our Bathroom Vanities with Tops collection.
How much are bathroom vanities without tops?
Vanity bases without tops are often more affordable and allow greater customization.
Browse Bathroom Vanities Without Tops.
Do bathroom vanities need a backsplash?
A backsplash is recommended to protect walls from water exposure, though some vanity tops include integrated backsplashes.
Do bathroom vanities come with sinks?
Some vanities are sold as complete sets with sinks and tops included, while others are sold as bases only. Always review product details.
Do bathroom vanities need to match?
Bathroom vanities do not need to match other fixtures exactly. Mixing materials and finishes is common in modern bathroom design.
Do bathroom vanities come in different heights?
Yes. Vanities are available in standard height, comfort height, and wall-mounted designs with adjustable installation height.
Why are bathroom vanities so expensive?
Higher-quality materials, better construction, moisture-resistant finishes, and premium tops contribute to higher costs.
Which material is best for a bathroom vanity?
Solid wood, engineered wood with moisture resistance, stainless steel, and sealed concrete are popular choices depending on the environment and design.
Floor-mounted vs wall-mounted vanity: which is better?
Floor-mounted vanities offer storage and traditional installation. Wall-mounted vanities provide a modern look and improved accessibility.
What material is used for bathroom vanity tops?
Common vanity top materials include quartz, marble, concrete, copper, porcelain, and fireclay.
See our Bathroom Vanity Tops collection.
Which vanity top material is better for a single sink vs a double sink?
Single-sink vanities allow more flexibility. Double-sink vanities benefit from durable materials that support longer spans.
How do you install a bathroom vanity top?
Vanity tops are typically secured with adhesive and sealed. Stone or integrated tops may require professional installation.
