Bathrooms

The height of bathroom vanities can vary, but there are some common height ranges for standard vanities. The height of a vanity typically includes both the cabinet and the countertop. H:

1. Standard Height: The standard height for a bathroom vanity is typically around 32 to 36 inches (81 to 91 cm). This measurement includes the height of the cabinet and the countertop. This range is suitable for most adults and provides a comfortable working height for the sink.

2. Comfort Height: Comfort height vanities, also known as “ADA-compliant” or “universal height” vanities, are designed to be more accessible and comfortable for people with mobility issues or those who prefer a taller vanity. The height of comfort height vanities ranges from 36 to 42 inches (91 to 107 cm).

It’s worth noting that vanity heights can vary based on personal preferences, the height of the users, and the specific design or style of the vanity. 

When discussing your bathroom vanity, consider the height that would be most comfortable for you and your household members. Additionally, ensure that the chosen vanity height works well with the plumbing connections and the overall design of your bathroom.

Bathroom vanities do have a standard size, but the beauty about custom cabinets is that they can come in the size you want. Standard sizes are designed to accommodate typical bathroom layouts and plumbing configurations. For reference, here are the standard sizes of vanities:

1. Single Sink Vanities: Single sink vanities are typically available in widths ranging from 24 inches to 48 inches (61 cm to 122 cm). The depth of these vanities is usually around 18 inches to 21 inches (46 cm to 53 cm). However, variations in depth can occur.

2. Double Sink Vanities: Double sink vanities are designed to accommodate two sinks and are generally available in widths ranging from 48 inches to 72 inches (122 cm to 183 cm). The depth of double sink vanities is similar to that of single sink vanities, typically around 18 inches to 21 inches (46 cm to 53 cm).

It’s important to note that these dimensions are general guidelines, and there can be variations in size depending on the manufacturer and specific product.

It’s hard to give a general answer to this question. Each job is unique. Depending on the wants of the customer. Things like the type of wood you decide to use and how many you need and finish you decide change everything. The best way to find out what it costs is to contact us. 

With custom, almost anything is possible. The versatility of free-standing accent pieces and furniture as well as fitted cabinets. Door styles, from contemporary to classic. Wood species, like cherry, hickory, maple, and oak. And exquisite finishes from soft antique-distressed to stylish low-sheen or custom-colored enamels, as well as traditional stains ranging from rich and dark to pale, natural tones.

Stock offers the least versatility but the most affordability. You’ll find you need to match up stock parts, typically a modular system, to your kitchen space, and things won’t always fit to maximize space and storage.

They do have semi-custom cabinets, which are mid-priced but offer a fair amount of flexibility. Many of the components are stock, but they have features that help the kitchen designer achieve a near-custom fit.