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Bathroom Cabinets and Vanities - All You Need to Know

Bathroom Cabinets and Vanities - All You Need to Know

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It's real! The bathroom makeover is happening, and it is time to dive in to look for the perfect match for your new bathroom. But, after speaking with your builder and plumber, you have some measurements and instructions, but you are still wondering about the ideal bathroom cabinets and bathroom vanities? Wonder no more! We will guide you on bathroom cabinets and vanities, and all you need to know before buying them.


What is the difference between a bathroom cabinet and a bathroom vanity?

A bathroom cabinet that has the sink integrated is considered a vanity. If you have the option of buying a bathroom cabinet and sink all together, where the cabinet is topped with a sink - undermount or above counter - or somehow supports the sink, it is a bathroom vanity.


What materials are commonly used for bathroom cabinets and vanities?

The most common materials for a bath cabinet and vanities are:

  • Timber - Solid Timber
  • Plywood or Particle Board - Engineered wood
  • Laminate
  • MDF

For the cabinet, which may come with parts made of quartz stone/ marble, for the stone top, metal/ steel, for handles and drawer rails. Glass is also available in some customised vanities.


How do I choose the right size vanity for my bathroom?

The standard bathroom cabinets and bathroom vanities in Australia are:

  • 750 mm 
  • 900 mm
  • 1000 mm
  • 1200 mm
  • 1500 mm
  • 1800 mm

The 1500 mm and 1800 mm sizes will allow you to choose between a single or double bowl sink design. For those with small bathrooms, the 'mini' vanities with 600 mm and 450 mm are your best bet. 

Can I customise my bathroom cabinet or bathroom vanity?

Absolutely! Bathroom cabinets and vanities suppliers, such as Timberline will allow you to choose a unique bathroom vanity unit. Different sizes, more than 30 different colours to choose from, front panel options, exclusive benchtops style, and more than 10 handle options to choose from.



An important consideration before opting for a customised vanity unit is that it is usually a non-refundable item and it tends to cost more than the bathroom cabinets available for sale.  

What are the current trends in bathroom vanities for 2024 - 2025

A large part of our loyal ZURE customers are interior designers and builders, and because of that, we can affirm that the bathroom vanity units in this ranking were the Australia's favorites in 2024.

Read until the end to discover the new arrival and trending vanity unit for 2025!

  1. Burleigh
  2. Sainos
  3. ABS Bergen
  4. Brindabella
  5. Bali
  6. Vienna
  7. Avalon
  8. Coogee


As you can see, in 2024 the Burleigh, wall hung vanity by Otti was the customer's favorite, but for 2025, we can see our new exclusive Waverton vanity rising in popularity. 

 

The Waverton wall hung bathroom unity features a unique design with side drawers, and it the pioneering vanity with this design in the Australian market.

You can buy the trending bathroom cabinets and vanities in just a few clicks at Zure.com.au.


What is the average cost of bathroom cabinets and vanities in Australia?

The average cost for a mid-range vanity in Australia is $1,500 to $3,000. The cost will depend on the bathroom cabinet unit material, size, and design.

  • Simple and smaller vanities: $700 to $1,500
  • Mid-range vanities: $1,500 to $3,000
  • Premium and customised items: $3,000 - $5,000

If you are trying to work out how much your bathroom renovation is going to cost, ensure you include shipping fees, assembly - when applicable, and installation in your budget.

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