Is this vanity really wall-mounted solid teak?
Yes — one solid teak build, 30 inches wide, 16 high, 18 deep, hung from the wall to keep the floor clear. Solid throughout, so there is no veneer to peel at a wet edge. Surfaces are sealed with layers of natural wax and oil that resist moisture and mildew; the black spots people fear on bath teak are soap scum sitting on the surface, not the wood — rinse and run the fan and they never start.
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.
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.
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 wax-and-oil once a year when it looks thirsty — twenty minutes, no refinisher. Skip hardware-store teak oil, which feeds mildew rather than protecting.
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 any damage on the receipt; a delivery appointment and tracking come with every order.