Bathroom Vanity Cabinets, Wholesale and Factory-Direct

Which width fits which bathroom

• 18-inch Shaker vanity drawer base cabinet — no basin — a drawer stack that flanks a sink cabinet or fills a short return wall
• 24-inch Shaker vanity cabinet — the powder-room size; a compact basin with a few inches of counter either side
• 30-inch Shaker vanity cabinet — the most-asked-for single-sink width — usable counter without crowding a door swing
• 36-inch Shaker vanity cabinet — real landing space either side of one sink; the width for a bathroom two people share
• 48-inch Shaker vanity cabinet — one basin with maximum counter, or the practical floor for a tight two-basin layout
• 60-inch Shaker double vanity cabinet — two basins with room between them — the width most double vanities are drawn at

Why a vanity is not a kitchen base cabinet

Every cabinet here stands 34 1/2 inches before a top goes on — comfort height, and noticeably taller than the vanities in a lot of older houses, so on a replacement job check where the mirror and the outlets land before the old one comes out. Depth is 21 inches rather than the 24 inches a kitchen base runs, and those three inches are the whole reason the room stays walkable: they hold the cabinet clear of a swinging door and leave a person somewhere to stand in a small bathroom.

It is also why a kitchen box makes a poor substitute: 24 inches of depth steals floor you cannot spare.

Picking a size without guessing

Measure the wall the cabinet sits against, then take back the clearances a floor plan hides: door swing, trim, baseboard. Leave a little finished wall at each end instead of filling the span edge to edge — a cabinet scribed tight between two walls is unforgiving if either is out of plumb. Then look at the drain: a full-height drawer stack can foul a rough-in that sits high or off-centre, which is why the sink cabinets keep their plumbing bay open.

On a long wall, a sink cabinet plus a drawer base usually beats one oversized box: same run, more drawers, two carryable cartons.

What goes with it

Bathroom storage rarely stops at the basin. The identical door is available on tall and pantry cabinets for a linen run, and on wall cabinets wherever a mirror does not already own the wall. Because the door profile and both finishes carry across the catalog, a bathroom assembled from three different sections still reads as one set of cabinetry — and a whole-house order keeps kitchen and bath on a single quote.

Built for the wettest room in the house

Construction matters more under a basin than anywhere in a kitchen. The boxes are 1/2-inch plywood pulled together with metal L-brackets — no particle board, the material that swells first when a supply line weeps. Face frames are 3/4-inch solid wood, drawer boxes are 5/8-inch solid wood with dovetailed corners on soft-close full-extension undermount slides, and the concealed hinges adjust six ways, so doors can be trued after the cabinet is shimmed level on a floor that never is. Panels are CARB P2 / TSCA Title VI compliant.