Sintered Stone Top Vanity
Carcass topped with sintered stone, marble or quartz instead of an integrated ceramic top. The 12 mm slab is the standard counter, 20 mm for project work and waterfall edges.
12 mm standard, 20 mm for projects
The 12 mm slab is the standard counter; 20 mm is used for project-grade work and waterfall edges.
Cut with the room
Tops can be cut alongside sintered stone islands and wall panels so the veining carries across the room.
Basin set into the stone
Integrated ceramic or undermount, cut into the slab.
- Countertop
- Sintered stone / marble / quartz
- Countertop thickness
- 12 mm standard; 20 mm for project-grade tops and waterfall edges
- Carcass material
- Plywood / aluminium alloy / solid wood
- Basin
- Integrated ceramic or undermount
- Hardware
- Soft-close hinges and runners as standard; damping with quick-fit and full-extension runners available
- Mirror options
- Plain silver mirror as standard; LED mirror with touch dimming, anti-fog, clock and temperature available
- Customization
- Size, colour and packaging to order; 3D sampling and drawing-based production available
- MOQ
- 1–5 sets
A stone-top vanity carries a sintered stone, marble or quartz slab over the carcass instead of an integrated ceramic top. The 12 mm slab is the standard countertop, and 20 mm is used for project-grade work and for waterfall edges that run down the side of the cabinet. The basin is integrated ceramic or undermount. Tops can be cut alongside sintered stone islands and wall panels so the veining carries across the room, and the carcass underneath is plywood, aluminium alloy or solid wood.