We ordered the Victoria 42” floating bathroom vanity with the Red Oak finish. It fits our small bathroom perfectly. The materials used to build the vanity are great, thick plywood, very sturdy and water proof Formica “type” surface facing, excellent soft close door and drawer hinges. The hardware handles are a really cool design and stand out in matte black. The white acrylic vanity top with built in sink is lovely and not cheap looking. I love the shape of the sink its rounded on the ends and rectangle. The overflow hole is modern too in a long rectangle shape with a chromed collar. This matches the chromed modern faucet we added. The entire piece has a modern Asian fusion style. We love this vanity it really transformed our very blah bathroom into a beautiful zen space even though there’s no room to zen out.
Installation was easy! Remove vanity base from box and protective packaging, draw a level line on the wall where you want to attach the hanging hardware board, and draw dots on the board where your drill holes go, (triple check to be sure the measurement is perfect before you drill and allows for your existing plumbing to fit and hang freely in the cabinet and make sure you will be drilling into studs), also, we needed to buy longer bolts because we were screwing through the vanity hanging bar and a thicker tiled wall Drill the holes on a level table, bolt the hanging wood bar on the wall into studs (see photo 2). With two people lift the vanity base and hang it onto the hanging hardware bar, check with a level to be sure its hanging exactly right, if not you can probably shim it. With 2 people put vanity top on top, add new faucet (we also added new plumbing hoses), attach U-joint pipe. Check for leaks. Go back and lift the top slightly to glue it in place. This will prevent shifting which can cause the plumbing to potentially leak.
