Frequently Asked Questions
The vanity cabinet measures twenty-two inches in length, thirty-six inches in width, and thirty-four inches in height. These dimensions make it suitable for various bathroom sizes.
The vanity is made of solid poplar wood, MDF, and veneer. This combination ensures durability and a stylish appearance.
The cabinet weighs one hundred sixty-four pounds. This weight indicates a solid and sturdy construction.
There are three pre-drilled faucet holes with an eight-inch spread. This feature simplifies the installation process for most standard faucets.
The vanity cabinet is finished in a pewter green color. This hue adds a unique and elegant touch to any bathroom.
No assembly is required for the vanity cabinet; it comes fully assembled. Simply place it in your desired location and connect the plumbing.
Yes, the compact size of this vanity makes it suitable for small bathrooms. Its design maximizes storage without taking up excessive space.
To clean the vanity, use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.
Yes, the vanity includes a blue lime stone top and a white ceramic sink. However, the faucet is sold separately.
The vanity comes with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects. This warranty covers parts only.
Yes, the vanity's design allows it to fit seamlessly into both modern and traditional bathroom styles. Its elegant finish adds versatility.
This vanity cabinet is manufactured in Vietnam. It reflects quality craftsmanship typical of the region.
Yes, you can use a different sink, provided it fits the three pre-drilled holes and the countertop dimensions. Ensure compatibility during selection.
No, there are no hazardous materials used in the construction of this vanity cabinet. It is safe for home use.
The vanity features one door with an inner shelf and three drawers, including an upper drawer with a wood organizer. This provides ample storage space.
Store heavier items in the lower shelves and lighter items in the drawers to maintain balance and organization. Avoid overcrowding to prevent damage.



