How are these vanities built for a bathroom?
Wall-hung solid teak with a live edge counter — hand-built casework sealed with layers of natural wax and oil against moisture and mold, hung on a concealed mounting rail so the floor below stays open. No MDF core means no formaldehyde glue and no swelling seams after humid summers.
What can be customized?
Every vanity is made to order: width from 24 to 72 inches, counter height, and drawer layout all adjust before the build starts. Double-sink builds are a standing option at 60 inches and up, and exact dimensions are confirmed with you first.
Who handles the plumbing?
The cabinet arrives assembled with cutouts drilled to your specified fixtures. A plumber completes supply and drain hookups — standard US fittings, typically under an hour of work, no surprises behind the drawers.
How do I maintain wood in a bathroom?
Run the fan during showers, wipe standing water off the counter, and dry around the faucet base weekly. Refresh the wax-and-oil finish yearly — twenty minutes with a rag, no refinisher — and hinges adjust with a screwdriver if a door ever drifts.
How does a vanity ship?
Vanities travel freight in fitted crates, made to order, with hardware and templates packed inside the cabinet. Photograph the crate before the driver leaves and note anything on the receipt — never sign clean for a crushed crate. A delivery appointment and tracking come with every order.