Vanity Tops

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Bathroom Vanity Tops Vanity counter tops, also known as bench tops or slab tops, are an essential part of completing the look of your bathroom vanity . You may have a multitude of options that are compatible with your preferred cabinet choice. Browse a large collection and configure to your needs. There are a few main types of vanity tops, based on the needs of your bathroom, and your style preferences. Bathroom vanity tops are most commonly engineered quartz stone or ceramic tops with integrated basins, however top options have become more diverse over the years, here is a rundown of the most common: Ceramic tops : Made from the same material as your toilet pan, these are the most economical option for sizes up to 1200mm. You can get an integrated sink for the lowest total cost, and it is the easiest style to clean due to having the least gaps and touch points. Ceramic tops have a high heat resistance and easily tolerate the hottest things used in a bathroom, such as a blow dryer or hot wax, however are brittle and cannot be repaired once chipped. Polymarble tops : A durable material that is more easily shaped than porcelain into straight lines, most polymarble tops similarly feature integrated sinks. For sizes larger than 1200mm, polymarble tops begin to become more cost-effective than ceramic tops, as it is easier to mold the large product without warping. Polymarble tops may often be cut on the edges, making them possible to use for vanities that fit between walls. Polymarble has less heat resistance than ceramic, and is easier to damage, however it is less brittle than ceramic and in some cases may be repaired. Engineered Stone (Quartz) tops : Quartz stone tops have become very popular in kitchens and bathrooms, and for good reason. Quartz stone is frequently found in a multitude of interesting colours and can be cut to feature a bathroom sink that sits on-top, semi-recessed or under the counter. Quartz may be repaired or polished in some cases, however is less

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