I was curious if you could use this vanity with a drop in sink? I am trying to find a kid's (aka short height) vanity and this one would be perfect!
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.
748517
I don't see why you couldn't. The hardware suggesting top drawers are illusory.
748518
Yes, you can, the back is open and there's enough room in the center for a drop sink.
1093337
we bought this sink and we get great feedback on everyone wants one. We had a stand built for ours but if the sunk would fit and you have water hookup it will work.
1424669
Mine is under mounted with granite counter tops. It is fantastic !! I think you can have it either under the counter or over, pretty sure it can be done both ways. It's a big sink and I can't tell you how many people make comments on it . Just get it, you don't regret it. I tried to attach a photo but can't for some reason. I'll send you the photo if you send me your email.
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I would install vanity,then medicine cabinets could be centered. I measured outside to center of faucet, 13 1/2 " on left side, right side is 14 " so dealing with marble I guess each piece is different.I absolutely love this vanity. It's almost a year old and it is still beautiful!
1597373
I would suppose, yes. The stool would work, but the vanity would be too low. Odd proportions.
927216
i'm thinking you can if your vanity has a counter top...it could sit on top of the vanity (wood or whatever) itself, but you'd have to make sure the measurements were pretty exact... but if you have a vanity with a slab top on top of it, this should site right on the counter top might have to cut an opening under the center for the pipe etc... maybe not... it's a nice sink, works great for a handicap person with the single handle faucet on their unaffected side. perfect size for most wash up basins that need to be filled in the sink and taken to the bedside etc... it worked out great for us~
1773764
This is not the correct sink for a bathroom vanity application, it's a utility sink found in laundry rooms and sometimes garage applications. The counter top hole is much larger, it is deeper and would require cutting into the vanity floor to accommodate the trap. If you really want this type of large sink I recommend you aslo change out the cabinet to one meant for a laundry room sink.
107466
I don't believe that this sink can be dropped in, because the rim is not big enough. It is sold as a under mount. Hope this helps!
562922
IO loved the sink..but I ordered it by mistake and had to send it back. ..I have a laminate counter top and can not use the undermoun sink. Wish I could help.
328770
I am 6 foot and my wife is 5'8' and we used a standard vanity height of 34" and put the sinks on top of that and it is great. No complaints from either of us. it is only about 3-4 inches tall at the lowest point in the center
1802395
This particular vanity does not come in rectangular sinks but we do carry other models that do. Thanks! Kitchen Bath Collection
1920488
I bought the vanity. It came with sinks and faucets. They look great and so far I have had no problems with the faucets. The sinks are shallow so it is easy to splash water outside but I personally like the slanted angle of the faucets.
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Hi. The vanity is a very nice piece and comes almost complete with everything you need. If you are a DIYer the plumbing is the tricky part. Other than that my only recommendation to keep the shelves on the side from slipping out and breaking is some clear silicone or a bonding agent, I had one break during mock up. Don't forget the plastic strip between the bowl and the top glass, adjust water flow accordingly and you're pretty much done.
1404213
I'm 6' tall and it works for me. Try setting up a mock up & see how it works for you. It's a great sink.
344621
I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
732637
It is quite tall, but goes well with the vessel sink we paired it with. I probably wouldn't suggest it for a drop-in sink. The swivel aspect is a plus for us, not sure why you wouldn't like it. You can always leave it stationary. The nickel finish is decent, not the nicest I've seen, but I have no complaints.
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I think the marble top could sit on the vanity. You might have to modify the faucet and drainpipes underneath, though, so that it looks right/proportional on top.