800mm Vanities

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800mm Bathroom Vanities Buying Guide At 800mm, a vanity comfortably suits most main bathrooms and larger ensuites, giving genuine bench and storage capacity while still fitting a standard-sized room without difficulty. Choosing a vanity type Wall hung vanities mount directly to the wall, leaving the floor clear underneath for a cleaner, more spacious look and genuinely easier cleaning. Freestanding vanities sit on the floor, generally offering deeper drawers and greater overall storage, suited to a more traditional bathroom. Bathroom storage cabinets extend a vanity's storage separately, useful where the vanity itself needs to stay compact but the bathroom still needs additional space for towels or supplies. Choosing a configuration Drawer configurations suit day-to-day access to toiletries and cosmetics, giving a clear view of everything at once. Door configurations suit taller or bulkier items, cleaning supplies or spare toilet paper. A combination of both is common at 800mm, pairing a drawer for daily items with a door for less frequently used storage. Is 800mm single or double basin? An 800mm vanity is almost always configured for a single basin, giving genuine bench space either side of the bowl rather than splitting the width between two basins. For a household needing two basins, stepping up to 1200mm or wider is generally the more practical choice. Why wall-hung works well at 800mm A wall-hung 800mm vanity keeps a main bathroom or ensuite feeling genuinely open, and its floating profile suits a contemporary renovation particularly well. It does require a reinforced stud or concrete wall to carry the load, since a fully fitted 800mm floating vanity carries real weight once the basin, benchtop and contents are accounted for. Does an 800mm wall-hung vanity need special wall preparation? Yes. A wall-hung vanity must be anchored to solid structural support, ideally wall studs or a solid timber blocking frame installed within the wall cavity, since standard plaste