Bathroom vanity units are an ideal piece of furniture to add to every bathroom. Bathroom vanity units are a cabinet that also incorporates the bathroom wash hand basin. The base cupboard also hides all the pipework and plumbing from view, which you don\'t get with a pedestal basin. They also add a great deal of very useful storage space to your bathroom. This is important as most bathrooms are short of storage space leading to cluttered untidy bathrooms.

With a bathroom vanity unit increasing this storage space your bathroom will look fresh, inviting, and uncluttered.

Most bathroom vanity units have several cupboards and at least a couple of drawers, the drawers are useful for small items like cosmetics and the cupboards can store some essential cleaning products and spare toilet rolls amongst other things. There are many sizes of bathroom vanity units available, so there will be one to fit even the smallest cloakroom or ensuite shower room. If you have space a double basin bathroom vanity unit would be ideal so you can have a basin each, saving time for speedy mornings.

What is a Vanity Unit?

A vanity unit is a great storage solution for bathrooms where space is limited or busy bathrooms such as family bathrooms. This is because you can keep your bathroom essentials and bathroom cleaning products within easy reach but out of sight.

A vanity unit is also great in larger bathrooms as they feature as a statement centrepiece and provide a strong visual impact.

The cupboard part of a vanity unit almost acts as a pedestal for a basin as they hide any unsightly plumbing and pipework. The pipework can be easily accessed however.

A bathroom vanity unit helps you to achieve a unique, coordinated bathroom aesthetic. They tie in all your other bathroom furniture and bathroom appliances. We offer a selection of vanity units in different sizes and styles from traditional to modern. If you’re looking for a vanity unit for a smaller bathroom we offer a range of ultra-compact and corner vanity units, ideal for cloakrooms or en-suites.

Bathroom vanity units are even shaped to fit neatly in a corner of your bathroom, making use of otherwise unused space. You can get wall hung bathroom vanity units which are great for wet rooms as it leaves the floor space underneath clear and easy to keep clean. You may need to reinforce the wall to take a wall hung bathroom unit or use heavy duty fixings especially on stud walls.

Another option you could choose are floor standing bathroom vanity units which will be heavier and sturdier as it will not need to be raised off the floor. All bathroom vanity units are made from water-resistant materials to withstand the humidity and normal splashes of a bathroom.

How to choose your Vanity Unit

If you\'re looking for a traditional vanity unit we offer vanity units from Burlington and Bayswater. These make eye catching centrepieces to add to any period themed bathrooms. Most feature unique blue and grey finishes and can be paired with marble tops to create the ultimate classic look.

Our modern vanity units from Ideal Standard and Hudson Reed feature white gloss and textured wood effect finishes. This makes them easy to clean and giving you luxurious and minimalistic look.

Our Vanity Units are a favourite amongst plumbers and homeowners as they are easy to install and easy to maintain. We offer 520 vanity units to choose from in a variety of styles and sizes. So you’ll be sure to find a vanity unit to suit the functional needs of your bathroom whilst also looking great.

How to Fit a Vanity Unit

How easy are Vanity Units to install yourself? Follow our step by step guide

1. Start by removing your old basin - make sure you switch off the main water supply before you begin!
2. Measure out the area where you would like to install your new vanity unit and make some markings with a pencil to guide you
3. Drill holes where you need to in the back of the Vanity Unit
4. Place the unit against the wall, ensuring that it fits flat against the wall
5. Make sure that all the pipes match up exactly with the holes you’ve drilled
6. Once the Vanity Unit has been fitted you need to place the basin on top of it
7. Make sure that the Vanity Unit fits exactly against the wall before sealing it