Vanity sizing guide

Choosing a vanity that fits is mostly about width, depth, height and how the basin and tapware clear the rim. Use this guide to measure at home, then confirm sizes on the product page or on the floor at our Loganholme showroom. Dimensions are model-specific - always use the published size for the exact vanity you order.

Measure the room first

Width - wall-to-wall or niche width, minus clearance for tiles, silicone and door swings
Depth (projection) - from the finished wall to how far the cabinet and basin can sit into the room
Height - finished floor to preferred basin rim or benchtop; check local comfort and any accessibility needs
Services - waste position, hot/cold rough-in height, and whether the wall can take a wall-hung load

Photograph the space with a tape measure in frame. Bring the photos to the showroom if you want help matching stocked widths.

Wall-hung vs freestanding

Wall-hung - clears the floor for cleaning and a lighter look; needs suitable wall structure and fixings
Freestanding / floor-standing - sits on the floor; often simpler where walls or plumbing favour a cabinet on legs or a plinth

Deeper comparison: wall-hung vs freestanding vanity. Shop wall hung vanities and freestanding vanities.

Basin pairing basics

Confirm basin type: integrated, above-counter, under-counter or semi-recessed
Check spout reach from your chosen mixer so water lands in the bowl, not on the deck
Allow space for the waste, bottle trap and any drawer clearances under the basin
Match vanity width to single or double bowl layouts without overcrowding the wall

More detail: basin sizing guide (blog) | shop basins and tapware.