Bathroom vanity/sink

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

I am working on updating my 88’ oak bathroom vanity/sink. The vanity sits in a cove and is 56 3/4” in the front and 56 1/4” in the back, wall to wall. what size vanity should I look for? There are not many 56”, but is that the size I should be trying to find? Your help is appreciated. The bathroom is narrow and is the hall bath. I live in a one story home. Thank you.

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Joseph Corlett, LLC
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
You want a 54" vanity cabinet with fillers on each end.
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Mo Bean
Original Author
4 years ago
can I ask if the top should extend from wall to wall like this one? Thanks
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Nancy in Mich
4 years ago
If you want it to, yes.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
4 years ago
Yes to fill the space but not the side backsplash in fact not that 4” backsplash at all. It also would be helpful to post some more pics of the bathroom and info as to where it is in the home IE is it a master bath , or the only bath more info is a good thing,
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crcollins1_gw
4 years ago
Don't get a freestanding vanity. Order a cabinet with appropriate filler pieces and a separate countertop that fills the available space from wall to wall.
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