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Product Knowledge for Bathroom
- What to Do If You Can't Find the Vanity Top You Like
- What is WELS and WaterMark in Australia?
- What is a Toilet Waste Trap?
- What is a Toilet Cistern?
- What is a Rimless Toilet?
- What is a rain showerhead?
- What is a Bathroom Vanity?
- What is a Basin in a Bathroom?
- What are Vanities made of?
- Standard Sizes for Bathtubs
- Should You Install the Vanity Before or After Tiling?
- Most Popular Tapware Colours for Bathrooms
- I can't see a vanity that will fit my space. Can you customise to fit my space?
- How Wide Should a Mirror Be Over a Bathroom Vanity?
- How to Waterproof Behind a Vanity:
- How to Unclog a Toilet: A Comprehensive Guide
- How to Unblock a Shower Drain: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Unblock a Shower Drain Pipe
- How to Unblock a Bathroom Basin
- How to Replace a Bathroom Vanity: A Comprehensive Guide
- How to Renovate a Bathtub: A Comprehensive Guide
- How to Remove a Bathroom Mirror: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Recess a Shaving Cabinet: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Install Bathroom Accessories
- How to Install a Toilet: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Install a Toilet Cistern: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Install a Shaving Cabinet: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Install a Bathtub: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Install a Bathroom Vanity: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to install a bathroom basin
- How to Get Rust Off a Bathtub: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Fix a Leaking Shower Tap
- How to Fix a Dripping Shower Head
- How to Establish Set Out Requirements for Replacing Toilets
- How to Disassemble a Toilet: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Disassemble a Bathtub Drain: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Defog Mirrors in the Bathroom?
- How to Clear a Toilet Drain: A Quick and Effective Guide
- How to Clean Shower Glass: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Clean a Toilet Cistern: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Clean a Shower Head: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Clean a Bathtub: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Clean a Bathroom Mirror: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Change Shower Fixtures
- How to Change Bathroom Taps: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Change a Toilet Seat: Quick and Easy Guide
- How to Change a Shower Head: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How Many Litres in a Bathtub in Australia?
- How Long is a Double Bowl Vanity?
- How High Should a Wall-Hung Vanity Be Off the Floor?
- How High Should a Shaving Cabinet Be?
- How High Above Vanity Should the Mirror Be?
- How Do Smart Toilets Work?
- How Deep is a Bathroom Vanity?
- Does Timberline make a 800mm Shaving Cabinet?
- Do you have a toilet roll holder that can place mobile phones on top?
- Do Vanities Get Easily Damaged in Transit?
- Do plumbers install vanities?
- Do LED Mirrors Need Electricity?
- Differences Between Water Inlet and Waste Traps in Toilets
- Choosing the Right Size Mirror for Your Vanity
- Can You Repair an In-Wall Cistern Without Removing Tiles?
- Can You Install a Shaving Cabinet on Tiles?
- Can I See Samples Of Your Vanity Cabinet Finishes?
- Are Toilet Seats Universal in Australia?
- Are LED Mirrors Worth It?
- Are All Mirrors Suitable for Bathrooms?
How Deep is a Bathroom Vanity?
The depth of a bathroom vanity can vary depending on the type and size of the vanity. Here are some general guidelines for standard vanity depths, provided in millimeters (mm):
Standard Vanity Depths:
- Single-Sink Vanity: Standard Depth: The typical depth for a single-sink vanity is around 500 to 600 mm. This depth provides enough space for a standard-sized sink and allows for comfortable use while not taking up too much floor space.
- Double-Sink Vanity: Standard Depth: Double-sink vanities usually have a similar depth to single-sink vanities, ranging from 500 to 600 mm. The depth is sufficient to accommodate two sinks and provide ample counter space for multiple users.
- Compact Vanity: Reduced Depth: For smaller bathrooms or powder rooms, compact vanities with a reduced depth of 300 to 450 mm are available. These are designed to save space while still providing functionality.
Custom Vanities:
- Custom Depths: Custom vanities can be made to any depth to fit specific space requirements. If you have unique needs or a non-standard bathroom layout, a custom vanity can be tailored to suit your exact dimensions.
Measuring for Your Vanity:
- Measure the Available Space:
- Width and Height: Measure the width and height of the space where the vanity will be installed.
- Depth: Measure the depth from the wall to the edge of the available space, ensuring there is enough room for comfortable use and movement.
- Consider Plumbing:
- Ensure there is enough depth to accommodate the plumbing fixtures, including the sink, faucet, and any pipes.
- User Comfort:
- Consider the comfort of the users. A vanity that is too deep can be inconvenient, while one that is too shallow may not provide enough counter space.
The depth of a bathroom vanity typically ranges from 500 to 600 mm for standard single and double vanities. Compact vanities can have a reduced depth of 300 to 450 mm for smaller spaces. Custom vanities can be tailored to fit specific requirements. By measuring your space accurately and considering plumbing and user comfort, you can choose the perfect vanity depth for your bathroom.
Updated on 17 Sep 2024