Rochanda 29.9'' Free Standing Single Bathroom Vanity

This vanity went perfectly with our vision. It fit seamlessly in the space for our downstairs half bath. It was easy to install and follow the instructions. We love the color with the gold accents. The faucet wasn’t not included.

What threw me was the coated MDF countertop—I thought it was gonna be something more durable. Putting together was easy. Did it by myself in around an hour. I’ll probably either tile the countertop or use epoxy to make it more like a countertop.

Listen, you get what you pay for. It's cheap so you get cheap particle board, and the top is also disappointing to find out it's light weight wood with a lining. The bowl is good and ceramic. But the price matches what you get, you just have to realize what you're buying. Those who say the doors don't come together, there is a screw in the middle of the hinges that if you turn, it will adjust the doors, something a lot of people may not realize. But the color is good, the height is short, but I suppose that's due to the vessel sink sitting higher, and it's very affordable. Assemble required, to me 4 hours.

Looks great! But a little hard to figure out the right faucet set to use with the sink and how to attach sink bowl but other than that love it

The wood is nice quality but the counter top comes separate from the sink. You have to buy glue and glue the sink to the countertop. The counter top is a fabricated plastic type material and seems cheaply made. The sink does not come with adjustable legs so make sure your floor is even. The instructions to mount to the wall are unclear. Very difficult to precisely mount to wall.