Hi - is the depth of this vanity 21"? I specifically need a 21" depth and see that most of your vanities are 22". Just want to be sure. Thanks.
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Hi I don't sell this vanity I just purchased one.I did measure mine for you and yes it's 21" in depth.
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Hi I don't sell this vanity I just purchased one. I did measure mine for you and yes it's 21" in depth.
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The depth measurement is 21 inches as listed. Please note that this dimension holds true for our current inventory only. The next batch of production will have an increased depth measurement of 22 inches, upon which we will update the dimensions in the listing. To ensure that you receive an item with the 21-inch depth measurement, please call us prior to placing your order so that we can make a note in our system. Thank you!Kitchen Bath Collection310-808-9600
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This sink will fit in a 24" vanity. You could obviously go with a bigger vanity (30", 36") and would have space on the sides but would not be able to go smaller than a 24".
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Mine is a 36" vanity and I wouldn't want to go any smaller then that. Can't see that it would work out.
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Any standard size vanity sink will work since the depth of the cabinet is 21"D. if you are looking for a one piece type top & sink unit, it will be a 37"x22".
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ckb: the sink measures 16.5 inches across (side to side) and 19 inches diagonally. so, it should fit easily on a 36 x 22 vanity, even with a backsplash (assuming it's not ridiculously oversized). as an aside: having installed two of these on a dual-sink vanity (converted from an old dresser), I can say it was an easy project and i'm really enjoying the results (sinks and faucets). give a shout if you have any other questions.
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This sink is 22"w x 18 1/2"d x 4 1/2"h.Based on the specs of the Koehler vanity listed above-the sink is 1/4" too big depth-wise to fit properly.
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It isn't 5 inches deep. It is less but just right. I love the mirror, but I am a bit disappointed. The mirror is coming off the back and I have a slight mark on the mirror part because of it. Otherwise it is a beautiful mirror.
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Stool is a hair under 15 1/4" tall. Vanity surface is 28" long. I didn't measure depth
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So sorry Laura, the vanity is boxed up in a house we are remodeling. I can't measure it as of now. I can say when we opened it, the vanity and top are gorgeous!
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the counter top is 60" exactly. I was a bit disappointed with the quality. The drawers don't fit exactly and are a bit sticky when you try to push them shut. The sinks are a bit small, only 15' wide and the hardware isn't the highest quality. But, we put the vanity in our half bathroom so it looks really nice for a guest bathroom. As long as you don't look too closely at all the flaws, it's a really nice looking vanity.
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I just measured and found that the vanity is only 58" wide an the actual countertop is exactly 60" wide. Hope this helps!
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wow...I just got back from Michigan, where the antique vanity with sink resides, and I hadn't seen your question til now. Otherwise I might have measured for you. So...look at the dimensions at the top of the bowl, and be aware that the faucet goes behind the bowl. in the photo, the faucet looks pretty close to the edge, but I think it would fit in front of a backsplash if it wasn't too deep... I Love my bowl and faucet. Think you should go for it.
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It depends on where you plan to position yor faucet with the bowl and what you find aesthetically pleasing. Personally, I would say 19" x 19" would be a minimum. It would allow for a bit of additional space around the edges, and you could position a faucet coming out of the wall instead of the vanity. Or if you want the faucet coming out of the vanity itself, allow additional room for that space. Of course, you could go bigger or smaller than this--bigger if you require space for toiletries; smaller if you are good with a "pedestal" look with the vanity smaller than the bowl radius. Keep in mind you need to account for the space needed for plumbing underneath, which will vary. Some people like the look of exposed plumbing, in which case the vanity will not need to be large enough to encase it. Others will want all of that covered. Your personal preferences will come into play with all of this. One thing to keep in mind is that this is a beautiful, substantial bowl, so even if you have a small vanity, it will have sculptural appeal. Hope that helps.
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Hi again...I just looked at the listing and the dimensions show as 21.5" long, 12" across, and 7" deep. (The 7" part surprises me.) thank you!
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Our sink is installed in a 24" cabinet depth. The sink is beautiful. Our only concern -we cut our granite to match the unusual shape of the sink. We have heard from others that the sink may break or fail over time. We actually considered buying an extra sink to keep in case this one ever fails because there is no way any other sink would fit the shape of the granite.
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This a correction to my last answer a few minutes ago. The depth is actually 19".
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our vanity is 21 inch wide for the laundry room...is this a good choice? would it fit?