[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this vanity installed for a little while now and it's been a wonderful upgrade from a sink that was broken after the ceiling vent fell and broke the previous sink. If I had known a little more I would have possibly chosen a different faucet, because the short depth of the sink can sometimes lead to a lot of splashing with the faucet at full power.
At first glance, this vanity looks great, but when you look closer, it’s a little cheap. The wood is easily scratched and the thin veneer can be scraped by accident with a fingernail. I wouldn’t expect it to hold up for years if you’ve got kids or a high-traffic bathroom.
That said, it's perfect for a rental unit, a budget-friendly bathroom upgrade, or as a DIY project. I will likely need to repaint it in a couple of years based on how much has already come off.
Assembly is about as intimidating as building a bookshelf. If you’ve done that before, you’ll have no problem here. It’s more open in the back, which can be convenient for plumbing but feels a bit unfinished. The proportions are slightly off with the sink top higher quality than the cabinet itself, which makes the cabinet’s super-thin veneer stand out more.
The drawer is usable but flimsy, and the guides could definitely be smoother. It's basically a bookshelf with a marble sink top and for the look it's nice. An affordable way to upgrade without having to take out a loan just for a nice looking sink.
