My master bathroom vanity is very outdated...I think it was put in when the house was built in 1981. I was originally planning on buying a vanity to replace it from somewhere like Lowes or Home Depot, but Ive run into a problem. My current vanity is 54 inches, but so far Ive only seen 48 inch and 60 inch vanities at home stores. I considered using a 48 inch, but I dont feel it would look right. I also know having one custom built is a possibility, but I dont want to spend a fiortune.
You could order a custom size. But the easy solution is to get a standard size for the vanity sink base (VSB) like a 36. Then you could put a VDB18 next to it- vanity drawer bank 18 wide- and you'd havve 54, and plenty of storage and function (and an off center sink, which I personally would like but I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't...) Or a VSB30 and a 12 on each side, or whatever combination fits your style. Either a cabinet shop or even somewhere like Home Depot can help you plan it in standard sizes. That way, you may get stock items, which is faster, but you definitely avoid the modification upcharges for special sized and stuff. Also a note. If your plumbing and stuff allows it, you might consider regular kitchen cabinets. A lot of our customers prefer 36 height (standard kitchen) in the bathroom instead of the lower vanity height. I'm only 5'6 and I don't like regular short vanities! And you might save money there, as they might stock more kitchen sizes than vanity sizes.
