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Bathroom Vanity Units?

Xeorix
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We're in the process of refurbishing our downstairs toilet, and we've got a 12" Corian bowl for the sink. This is a bowl that sits on a worktop, and I cannot for the life of me, find a vanity unit to suit.
Something like this:


It needs to have a worktop on it so I can mount the bowl, rather than having a sink built in.
Something like this:


It needs to have a worktop on it so I can mount the bowl, rather than having a sink built in.
Cashback
Total Quidco since 2007: £166.64
Total TCB since 2012: £398
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Total Quidco since 2007: £166.64
Total TCB since 2012: £398
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The general way you put bowls like the one in the second picture is to buy a cabinet of your choice and buy a worktop of your choice. Many don't come with the worktop because that way you have a greater choice of options between the two. For example these http://www.roperrhodes.co.uk/products/bathroom-furniture/cloakrooms-en-suites/ are all shown with full cover basins but there is absolutely no reason why you can't put a worktop on and then mount the basin on top. The strata worktops from the same company are nice - they are solid so if you cut them you can just polish them up again on the cut edges.
We use these guys http://www.totalbathrooms.co.uk/ - well worth giving them a ring for advice as their prices are usually as good as you'll get elsewhere.Adventure before Dementia!0 -
Victoria plumb do some vanity units with a top the same colour as the carcass. You simply discard the top if you want to fit an inset basin.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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Thanks both. Im not sure why I didn't think about just buying a vanity unit and throwing the top away...Cashback
Total Quidco since 2007: £166.64
Total TCB since 2012: £398
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Don't throw away the top - sell it - or at least Freecycle it.0
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