Is it too tall for an apartment bathroom vanity?
1583076
I don't think so. I love mine. It's the same heighth as a dining room table chair.
513240
without see your sink i would thinnk there is plenty os space for it to stand up, If not maybe put it on the counter
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
732642
It is tall and typically used with a bowl (vessel) sink but I'm using it for a regular sink cause i like that style for the master bathroom. I was happy with the product, it is heavy with a nice finish.
1461159
I don't think so, but you may try calling either the seller or manufacturer. Anyway, that sink is specifically made for that vanity or vice versa. You cannot use a standard sink with the vanity, if that is your intent. If space is your concern the entire sink/vanity takes no more space than a standard. I answered with more info than you requested...but wanted to be helpful.
1690073
I really don't know as I ended up selling it. My new vanity was 36" high and when you added the height of the sink it made it too high for me(I'm 5'1). My elbows would have been up in the air in order for me to reach down into the sink!
1054875
So I used a standard height vanity from Lowes, 34-35" tall. I put granite on that, then the 5" tall sink. I'm 5'6", my husband is 6'4" and this works for us. However, if I was any shorter, it would be an issue. The sink is awesome, just be sure to get a tall enough faucet. The sink does not come with a drain stopper, so if you plan to fill it with water, that will be an issue.
759418
I would suggest hanging the shelf after you purchase the vanity. It is well made and looks great. If I was to take a guess the mirror would be about 15" maybe 17".
263808
Probably not. It's most likely made for little girls. My daughter got it for her bedroom at her college apt. She is about 5'6 and loves it, but she needed something for a small space. The mirror is adjustable, so it could work but it is a smaller vanity. If you need something smaller, go for it. If not go for something bigger to be comfortable.
748516
You most likely can. You would need to acquire the top with a drop in sink. Notice that the vanity is a little low to take into account the vessel sink.
397554
The vanity is 23" deep at the countertop. Please allow up to 0.5 inch margin of error.
240328
It is high enough to set on the floor. I have mine in the corner of my bathroom next to my vanity by the toilet and it is perfect.
1091920
Stool is a hair under 15 1/4" tall. Vanity surface is 28" long. I didn't measure depth
2227976
Not really, unless the counter is pretty low. Or you're really tall... Otherwise, a great stool.
1322291
Yes, that is where I use mine. Perfect size for a medium size bathroom. If it is bumped over it automatically shuts off, which has happened a few times. Very happy with mine.
511142
No hard and fast rule. It's a question of aesthetics. It's a good idea to have the mirror in place if this is going at a bathroom vanity. See how the light(s) are in relation to the mirror. Then determine what is a comfortable height for them in relation to your eye level. The end result is a combination of these two factors. Good luck.
1597373
I would suppose, yes. The stool would work, but the vanity would be too low. Odd proportions.