I looked at them. They are well enough made, but they seemed very overpriced. In the Seattle area, Home Depot carries them.

We put one in the bathroom that mostly used by my 2 sons. It is a little over 4 years old and still looks like new.

My sister has one and loves it.

We have one of their Eurolavs and love it. We did notice a hairline crack in the bottom frame when it arrived (and reported same to the supply house, who reported it to Strasser), but as it wasn't visible (too low and behind doors) and we were assured they would stand behind their warranty if it grew larger, we had the piece installed. A year later and no sign of change in the tiny crack. Very glad I didn't insist on replacing it -- color (natural maple) is just beautiful with the white porcelain sink. Just a lovely piece (LOVE those soft-close doors, too!)

I am also considering a Strasser vanity, but I cannot find out anything about the construction. Is it all wood? Any fiberboard? Does it have a back? (Some cabinets appear to not have them) Does anyone know anything else that might be relevant about their construction?

We have had one for 5-1/2 years and have had no problems!

All 3 of the plumbing supply showrooms in my area carry Strasser and all of the designers recommend them. Strasser doesn't make a 15" bank of drawers, otherwise, I would've ordered from them.

Right now, I'm trying to decide between KitchenCraft, Aristokraft, Medallion, or Quality Cabinets. Am going to look at Decora tomorrow.

Here's information about the construction.

Here is a link that might be useful: Strasser product material content