What vanity width should I choose for my space?

Small baths often use 24–36"; guest baths 36–48"; primary suites 60–72". Leave at least 18–24" of clearance by doors and side walls.

Wall-mount or freestanding—what’s better?

Wall-mount looks airy, improves cleaning, and can aid accessibility; it needs solid wall blocking. Freestanding maximizes storage and is simpler to install.

With top vs base only—how do I decide?

Choose with top for quick installs and matched sinks/faucet holes. Pick base only if you want a specific countertop, edge, or sink style.

Which faucet configuration should I pick?

Match the top drilling: single-hole, 4″ centerset, or 8″ widespread. Vessel setups often use single-hole tall or wall-mount faucets.

What materials are easiest to maintain for vanity tops?

Quartz/solid surface are low-maintenance. Natural stone needs periodic sealing. Integrated tops are easiest to wipe clean.

Do double vanities need two drains and two traps?

Yes—most double-sink tops require two drains and typically two traps; confirm local code and the top’s spec sheet.

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