A large vanity unit is a perfect blend of style and functionality. You can enhance the overall aesthetic of your bathroom and have generous storage to keep your bathroom organised and clutter-free.
Bathroom City’s range of large vanity units spans traditional, modern, and contemporary designs from some of the world’s leading brands. You can find options ranging from single-basin units to double-basin configurations. You can also create your very own design with Bathroom City’s bespoke design service. Your choice is truly unlimited.
Finding the right size is simple with Bathroom City's range. Whether you have a spacious bathroom or a slightly more compact space, our variety of sizes and configurations get you covered. For example, you can find the popular size of freestanding vanity units from 600mm to 1500mm.
Upgrade your bathroom with a large vanity unit for a practical, stylish, durable, and generous storage solution. If you are still unsure, read through our helpful Large Vanity Units Guide to help you learn everything about buying one.
FAQs About Large Vanity Units
1. What Are the Benefits of Using a Large Vanity Unit?
Large vanity units provide ample storage space, helping declutter your bathroom and enhancing functionality. They are ideal for family bathrooms and help maintain an organized and clutter-free environment. With multiple shelves and drawers, you can neatly store toiletries, cleaning supplies, towels, and other essentials. Additionally, a large vanity unit with two washbasins accommodates multiple users simultaneously.
2. What Features Should I Look for in a Large Vanity Unit?
When choosing a large vanity unit, consider storage capacity, which depends on the unit's depth. Standard depths range from 390 mm to 460 mm, with some space-saving options at 250 mm to 320 mm. Double basin units provide extra countertop space for convenient storage. Premium models may include LED profile lighting with motion sensor technology.
3. What Are Some Common Mistakes People Make When Buying or Installing Large Vanity Units?
Common mistakes when buying or installing large vanity units include not accurately measuring the bathroom space, leading to difficulties in accessing drawers and shelves fully. To avoid this, measure your bathroom space and consider extra room for drawer and shelf access. Ensure plumbing compatibility by planning the unit's placement based on existing connections for maintenance and repairs.
