How are these vanities built for a bathroom?
These floor-standing vanities are solid teak casework with doors and drawers fitted by hand, sealed for bathroom humidity, and topped ready for your chosen sink and faucet. Teak is the default wood of commercial spas and steam rooms — wetter places than any home bath — which is the real proof it belongs here.
What can be customized?
Every vanity is made to order: width from 24 to 72 inches, counter height, and drawer layout all adjust. Double-sink builds are a standing option at 60 inches and up — send your wall measurement and rough-in and we cut to it.
Who handles the plumbing?
This vanity ships as fitted wood sections that you assemble into the finished cabinet — each piece pre-cut and matched at the workshop. Once assembled, a plumber completes supply and drain hookups with standard US fittings, typically under an hour.
How do I maintain wood in a bathroom?
Run the fan, wipe standing water off the counter, and dry around the faucet base weekly. Refresh the oil finish yearly; hinges adjust if a door ever drifts. Black spots are mildew feeding on soap film sitting on the surface, not the wood failing — a squeegee habit keeps them off for years.
How does a vanity ship?
Vanities travel freight in fitted crates, made to order, with hardware and templates packed inside the cabinet. Tracking and a delivery appointment come with every order, so a heavy crate is never left at the curb unannounced.
What size is this build?
The standard build is 24 inches wide, 20 deep, and 30 tall — sink height for most vessel basins. Wider or deeper cabinets can be built to order for your bathroom.