Bathroom dimensions
Wall width, floor level, door swing, toilet and shower clearance, niches and finished-surface build-up.
Bathroom cabinetry · project specification
Custom Bathroom Vanities for Project Bathrooms
Coordinate vanity dimensions, basins, plumbing, storage, mirrors and moisture conditions as one cabinet package for homes, apartments and hospitality interiors.
Made-to-order cabinetrySpecifications reviewed before productionProject packing coordinated
A decision page for project buyers
The vanity must fit the room, basin and services together.
Bathroom cabinetry is compact but highly coordinated. Drain positions, basin type, wall construction, door and drawer clearances, mirror size and moisture exposure all affect the final design. Lonsail Building develops vanity packages from confirmed bathroom information rather than relying on a catalogue size alone.
Where a project includes several cabinet categories, the vanity finish can be considered alongside project kitchen cabinets, custom wardrobes and utility storage cabinetry.
Product directions
Choose by installation and bathroom use.
The product type sets the first design constraints. Final dimensions and components are confirmed against the bathroom plan and selected basin.
Floating / Wall-Hung Vanities
A visually light solution that requires suitable wall fixing, drain coordination and drawer clearance.
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Freestanding Vanities
Floor-supported units suited to selected basin, plinth and furniture-style directions.
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Double-Sink Vanities
Shared bathrooms require confirmed basin centres, waste positions, drawer zones and usable counter space.
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Mirror Cabinets
Combine reflection, concealed storage and lighting while allowing for depth, power and wall conditions.
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Plywood / Moisture-Resistant Options
Material and edge details are selected around the stated moisture exposure and project specification.
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Six decisions that make the order buildable.
Vanity approval should show how cabinet storage works around the basin, trap, wall construction and mirror zone.
Basin and countertop
Integrated, undermount, vessel or countertop basin with confirmed dimensions and cut-outs.
Plumbing positions
Water supply, waste, traps and service access coordinated with drawers, shelves and cabinet backs.
Cabinet construction
Wall-hung or floor-supported form, board specification, exposed edges and moisture-related details.
Mirror and lighting
Mirror size, cabinet depth, lighting, power points and switching confirmed with the bathroom elevation.
Installation support
Fixing substrate, brackets, levelling, sealing responsibilities and package identification clarified.
Configuration framework
Resolve services before finalising drawer and cabinet layouts.
Vanity storage only works when it is coordinated with basins, traps, wall fixing and door clearances.
Cabinet format
Floating, freestanding, single- or double-basin configuration selected for the room and wall condition.
Fronts and carcass
Project-selected substrate, surface, edge treatment and hardware suitable for the agreed use.
Basin interface
Basin model, dimensions, waste position, tap arrangement and countertop cut-outs confirmed.
Storage
Drawers, doors, open shelves, tall cabinets and mirror storage placed around plumbing and access.
Mirror zone
Mirror, medicine cabinet, lighting and electrical points coordinated on the elevation.
Site fixing
Wall build-up, bracket requirements, floor level and sealing scope communicated before installation.
Project fit
Specify vanities around bathroom type and operating demand.
A private ensuite, repeated apartment bathroom and hotel guest room do not need the same storage, hardware or replacement strategy.
Custom homes
Room-specific dimensions, finish coordination and tailored basin or mirror combinations.
Apartment developments
Repeat bathroom types, controlled options, plumbing coordination and unit labels.
Hotels and serviced apartments
Durable guest-room specifications, compact storage and room-by-room distribution.
Dealers and contractors
Defined models, finish samples, packing format and clear site-fixing information.
Details behind the elevation
Compact cabinetry leaves little room for unresolved interfaces.
Basin, drawer, trap, mirror and wall fixing decisions should be visible in the approved information.
Drawer depth and organisation must allow for waste and service clearances.
Mirror scale, lighting and wall finish are coordinated on the elevation.
Visible material, edge and countertop junctions should be approved as one composition.
Prepare a useful inquiry
What to send for a useful vanity review.
Bathroom elevations and basin information prevent avoidable conflicts later in the drawing process.
Bathroom plan and elevations
Finished dimensions, door swing, sanitary fixtures, niches and wall build-up.
Basin and tap information
Model, size, mounting type, tap position and any integrated countertop requirement.
Plumbing and electrical points
Supply, waste, sockets, mirror lighting and switching locations.
Quantity and bathroom schedule
Room types, repeated layouts, mirrored arrangements and identification codes.
Finish and storage direction
Reference images, colours, drawer or door preference and mirror-storage requirements.
Destination and timing
Project location, installation responsibility and required delivery window.
Important: final pricing and production release depend on confirmed dimensions, materials, hardware, quantity and supply scope.
Project order path
From bathroom elevation to coordinated vanity package.
Basin and service information are checked before the final drawer layout, fixing method and visible composition are approved.
Check bathroom
Review finished dimensions, fixture positions, wall construction and clearances.
Coordinate basin
Align basin, waste, tap, countertop, drawers and service access.
Approve finish
Confirm cabinet material, colour, hardware, mirror and lighting information.
Make and inspect
Produce against the documented vanity details and perform the applicable checks.
Prepare for fixing
Identify components and provide the agreed packing and installation information.
Follow the broader project support sequence, or go directly to measurement preparation and after-sales coordination.
Buyer questions
Frequently asked questions.
These answers clarify basin coordination, moisture language and wall fixing before a vanity is treated as production-ready.
Can vanities be made to a project-specific width?
Yes. Width, depth and height can be developed around the bathroom, basin, plumbing and installation conditions.
What information is needed for a wall-hung vanity?
Finished wall dimensions, fixing substrate, basin and plumbing positions, desired height and drawer or door configuration are important.
Can you supply double-sink vanities?
Yes, provided basin centres, waste positions, countertop details and usable storage zones are confirmed.
Are bathroom vanities waterproof?
Bathroom cabinetry should be specified for the stated moisture conditions, but no cabinet should be described as universally waterproof. Material, edge treatment, sealing and site use all matter.
Can mirror cabinets and lighting be coordinated?
Yes. Mirror size, cabinet depth, light position, driver access and power provision should be confirmed together.
Can vanities match other cabinetry in the project?
Colours and material directions can be coordinated with kitchens or wardrobes, subject to suitability in the bathroom environment.
Start with the information you already have
Send the bathroom plan and basin details.
Share dimensions, basin information, quantity, plumbing points and finish direction. We will identify the decisions needed before a reliable vanity quotation.