Can you build a vanity to fit my existing countertop and sink?
Yes. We regularly build vanity bases to accommodate existing countertops, vessel sinks, undermount sinks, and other fixtures. We measure the countertop and sink cutout precisely and build the vanity cabinet to fit. This is common when homeowners want to upgrade the cabinet without replacing an expensive stone countertop.
What materials do you use for bathroom cabinets?
All of our bathroom cabinets are built with marine-grade plywood box construction, which resists moisture far better than particleboard or MDF. We offer solid hardwood face frames and doors in maple, cherry, oak, and other species, all finished with water-resistant, multi-layer coatings designed for high-humidity environments.
Can you build a floating vanity?
Yes. Floating vanities are mounted to the wall with a concealed French cleat or steel bracket system. We reinforce the wall mounting points during installation to ensure the vanity is secure and can handle the weight of a stone countertop and full drawers. Floating designs are popular in modern bathrooms because they make the room feel larger and simplify floor cleaning.
How long does a bathroom cabinet project take?
Most bathroom vanity and linen cabinet projects take four to six weeks from final design approval to completed installation. Simpler projects like a single vanity replacement can be faster. We provide a specific timeline at the design stage and coordinate with your plumber or general contractor if needed.
Do you handle plumbing during installation?
We do not perform plumbing work ourselves, but we design every vanity around your existing plumbing layout and coordinate with your plumber to ensure a seamless installation. If plumbing needs to be moved for the new cabinet design, we communicate the specifications to your plumber before installation day.
How much do custom bathroom vanities cost?
A single custom bathroom vanity typically costs $3,500 to $8,000 installed, depending on the width, wood species, and countertop material. Double vanities generally run $7,000 to $15,000. A full bathroom cabinetry package that includes a vanity, linen tower, and custom medicine cabinet usually falls between $10,000 and $20,000. Custom vanities cost more than stock options but are built to your exact plumbing layout, which eliminates the filler pieces, awkward gaps, and plumbing workarounds that standard sizing requires. Floating vanities typically cost 10 to 15 percent more than floor-mounted vanities due to the additional structural requirements.
What is the best material for bathroom cabinets in humid environments?
Marine-grade plywood with a sealed, moisture-resistant finish is the best material for bathroom cabinetry. Unlike particle board or MDF, marine-grade plywood does not swell, warp, or delaminate when exposed to the constant humidity and occasional water contact that bathrooms produce. We seal all interior compartments, edges, and cut surfaces to prevent moisture penetration. For finishes, catalyzed lacquer and conversion varnish provide the most durable moisture barrier, significantly outperforming standard polyurethane. Thermofoil is another strong option for humid environments since it creates a completely waterproof surface. We avoid using MDF in bathroom applications because it absorbs moisture through any unsealed edge and swells permanently.
How much do custom bathroom vanities cost?
A single custom bathroom vanity typically costs $3,500 to $8,000 installed, depending on the width, wood species, and countertop material. Double vanities generally run $7,000 to $15,000. A full bathroom cabinetry package that includes a vanity, linen tower, and custom medicine cabinet usually falls between $10,000 and $20,000. Custom vanities cost more than stock options but are built to your exact plumbing layout, which eliminates the filler pieces, awkward gaps, and plumbing workarounds that standard sizing requires. Floating vanities typically cost 10 to 15 percent more than floor-mounted vanities due to the additional structural requirements.
What is the best material for bathroom cabinets in humid environments?
Marine-grade plywood with a sealed, moisture-resistant finish is the best material for bathroom cabinetry. Unlike particle board or MDF, marine-grade plywood does not swell, warp, or delaminate when exposed to the constant humidity and occasional water contact that bathrooms produce. We seal all interior compartments, edges, and cut surfaces to prevent moisture penetration. For finishes, catalyzed lacquer and conversion varnish provide the most durable moisture barrier, significantly outperforming standard polyurethane. Thermofoil is another strong option for humid environments since it creates a completely waterproof surface. We avoid using MDF in bathroom applications because it absorbs moisture through any unsealed edge and swells permanently.
