Bathroom Vanities
Double Basin Vanity
Two basins, two storage zones, one continuous benchtop.
How it is built
How this configuration is put together
A double vanity usually ends up as two single units pushed together, which is why the middle never quite works. We design it as one carcass with a shared service void in the centre, so both users get full-depth drawers and the waste pipes stay hidden behind a single removable panel.
Included in the build
- One carcass, not two units bolted together
- Central service void with a removable access panel
- Full-depth drawers reachable from both ends
- Mirror cabinets aligned to the basin centre lines
Where it suits
Main bathrooms in family homes, master ensuites, display homes.
Default specification
- Width
- 1500–2400 mm typical, drawn to your wall
- Service void
- Central, with a removable panel or drop-down door
- Drawers
- Full depth either side of the void
- Benchtop
- Substrate supplied; stone by your local supplier
- Mirror cabinets
- Two or one continuous, shaver point ready
Defaults as we would specify them, adjustable to a project specification. Pricing is not published here — it is calculated from drawings and panel area.
The same configuration from other angles
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