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March 2, 2008
Minimum size for double sink vanity
We are remodelling a condo for resale. The master bath will utilize a 60" vanity and I was planning on upgrading to a double sink base. I thought we would use a one piece top with integrated bowls. I was checking out some pics of double sink vanities and many are 72". Is 60" not large enough?
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60" is fine. You can arrange as 2-30" vanities or 2-24" with a 12" drawer in the center
Posted by: guest at March 2, 2008 7:09 AM
It all depends on the size and shape of the sink bowls. Don't assume that any bowl will work. Your architect and contractor should confoirm the dimensions and clearances.
Oh, wait. You're obviously trying to do this yourself, which means you are cheap and trying to do this without an architect.
My mistake. Sure use a 60" vanity and put two 24" bowls in it. No problem. I'll have it done in 2 days.
Posted by: guest at March 2, 2008 8:00 AM
8:00 you think one needs an architect for a bath vanity?
Posted by: guest at March 2, 2008 9:15 AM
8:00 is the same person who thinks a floor-thru requires 250A electric service.
Posted by: cmu at March 2, 2008 10:13 AM
I think if you're planning on integrated bowls, you're probably considering solid-surface materials (Corian/Silestone etc.), which is made to whatever size you need.
Posted by: BKRed at March 2, 2008 11:46 AM
I have a 60in double vanity and it is plenty big. Ive even seen them smaller. The only drawback to having a 60 inch vanity over a 72 is that you can't have drawers in the middle.
Posted by: Mrs. Limestone at March 2, 2008 6:46 PM
If you need to install a custom sized/irregular sized vanity, I would highly recommend Art Moskowitz at Home Depot Expo in Westbury NY for help. Art has over 40 years in the biz, is very knowledgable and a real gentleman to work with. He helped me design a 66" double vanity at a very reasonable (compared to off-the shelf) price - about $1600. This did not include the sinks or top. The only downside was that is took 6 weeks for delivery.
Posted by: jab287 at March 3, 2008 3:43 PM
cmu - that poster was referring to the whole building's electrical capacity, not the floor thru alone. And is not the one who wrote snarkily about needing an architect above.
Posted by: guest at March 3, 2008 5:31 PM
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