Will this vanity hold up in a humid bathroom?
Yes, with the honest part first: any wood asks you to run the fan and wipe standing water. This one is solid oak — dense, closed-pored, kiln-dried twenty days — with teak accents and a sealed moisture-resistant finish. Black spots on bathroom wood are mildew feeding on soap film sitting on the surface, not the wood failing; a weekly wipe and the fan prevent them entirely.
What lengths and depths are available?
Standard lengths run from about 16 to 36 inches, and every piece is made to order. Measure your alcove wall to wall and send the number — we cut to it, which beats shimming a stock cabinet that missed by half an inch.
What does mounting involve?
Shelves ship with concealed brackets and hardware for both studs and masonry. Anchor into at least one stud where possible — that stud carries the basin's weight for good. Over tile, use the included anchors and a quality masonry bit.
How do I care for the wood near a shower?
Wipe off standing water after showers, run the fan, and let the vanity breathe. In a steamy bathroom a light re-oiling every few months keeps the oak golden rather than grey — ten minutes with a rag, no professional required, and the finish spot-repairs instead of peeling the way a lacquer film would.
How is my order packed and shipped?
Every piece is made to order, wrapped edge to edge, and boxed with rigid corner guards. You receive tracking the day it ships. If a corner arrives dinged anyway, photograph the box before you unpack further and write support@timbervintique.com — we make it right.
What are the dimensions, and will a vessel sink fit?
This build measures 16 inches wide and 18 inches deep — sized for a countertop basin with the faucet behind it. Need a wider run or a double-basin wall? Every piece is cut to order, so send the wall measurement instead of compromising to a stock size.