What makes the vanity top hold up to daily products?
The top is solid teak — no MDF core, no printed veneer — sanded through five grits and finished with natural oil. Powder and spills wipe off, and if remover ever dulls a patch, that spot sands and re-oils at home in minutes. A veneer top cannot survive that repair even once; sand through the printed layer and it is done.
What can be customized?
Vanities are built to order, so width, height, drawer count, and mirror options all adjust to your room and your seated height. A 36-inch build with one drawer suits most bedrooms; corner builds and taller mirrors are available too. Nothing is cut until your measurements are in.
How much assembly is there?
The table arrives assembled; the mirror, where included, bolts to the back rail with two fittings in about ten minutes. All hardware and the key ship inside the drawer — no wordless diagrams, no leftover screw.
How should I clean the surface?
Wipe up cosmetics and alcohol-based products promptly — they are harder on a finish than water. A soft damp cloth daily and fresh oil twice a year is the whole routine, and because the oil finish is repairable, nothing that happens at a vanity is permanent.
How is a vanity delivered?
Made to order and packed with the mirror and table cradled separately, vanities ship with full tracking. Larger builds travel freight with a scheduled window — check both cartons on arrival and note anything on the receipt before signing, so we can put it right fast.
Is the framed mirror included with this vanity?
Yes — this design ships with its matching teak-framed mirror, built from the same stock as the table so the grain and tone agree. It bolts to the back rail in about ten minutes, or can be omitted at order time if you plan to hang your own.