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Guides
Practical guides on floating vanity height, sizing, installation and materials — written by the people who build them in our Chicago shop.
8 guides
Four measurements define a floating vanity: width, depth, cabinet height and the clearance underneath. Here is how to size all four to a real bathroom rather than to a spec sheet.
Finding studs, adding blocking, mounting the French cleat, and what a wall can actually carry safely in practice. Written by the shop that builds the cabinets.
The 32 to 36 inch range, how sink type and countertop thickness change your number, and why your rough-in matters more than any chart.
How the finish is applied decides how it ages. The differences between painted, wood veneer and laminate fronts, and how to care for each.
The three materials behind almost every cabinet sold in the US, what each one does well, and why a wall-mounted piece changes the answer.
Long wall-mounted cabinets behave differently from vanities. Where the weight goes, how high to hang it, and how to hide the wires.
Width, depth and sink count, worked out from the walls you actually have. Includes the clearances we check before we cut a single panel.
The standard vanity is 32–36 inches tall, but a floating vanity gives you a choice. Here is how we set the height for most Chicago installs and when to break the rule.