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Bathroom Vanities, Believe it or not, there’s hardly a more important piece of furniture in your home.

The bathroom vanity stores all your most important items as you start and end your day, it’s also a base to your sink and pulls together the style of the entire bathroom. When thinking about where to buy bathroom vanity tops, knowing the size of the space that you want to fill, the distance from the space and the plumbing, as well as the height of the room, are the essentials. These are all very important factors when choosing the right single vanity or double so you don’t end up crowding out the room, or complicating things if the plumbing fixtures need to be changed.

If a vanity with double sinks are needed, ensure that the swing space for the cabinet doors do not obstruct walkways. The height of the vanity should work for everyone in the household. Smaller 27 bathroom vanity to 40 inches is a perfect choice for kids bathrooms.

Types of Bath Vanities:

Freestanding - Typically considered one of the most popular types of vanities, freestanding bathroom vanities stand directly on the floor but are also mounted to the wall for added stability.

Floating - These vanities are mounted to the wall with space beneath. This style of vanity tends to open up the space and can create a sense that the room is large than it actually is.

Corner - Excellent for smaller spaces, corner vanities offer a great deal of flexibility and storage options.

Where can you buy bathroom vanities?

Looking at bath vanities at home depot and bath vanities at lowes, are a great way to get an idea of the piece before purchasing online. Save big on every style and size bathroom vanity from Bathandvanities.com an authorised dealer for a top bath and vanity brands!

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Believe it or not, you don’t need a huge bathroom to accommodate a nice double vanity. A well-placed large 60" bathroom vanity in a tight space can be the perfect complement to your bathroom, offering plenty of room to store your necessities while perfectly tying together the entire space. Two sinks are a great plus, reducing conflicts and saving time, also double vanities tend to increase the value of a home's worth.
Double Vanity Styles: Elegant and classic: With gracefully adorned detail along the edges, a traditional vanity will give an upscale, expensive look that will go well with a slipper tub and crystal lighting.
Modern Flair: Maybe bold clean lines are your thing? Use contrasting colors and a simple look and feel to create that perfect contemporary bathroom.
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Vanity Tops
We get this question from customer shopping for countertops for bath vanities: How do you care for a Granite top bath vanity?
Each type of stone has its advantages and disadvantages. Granite is the least course of many of the other standard countertop natural stone tops compared to marble or travertine as an example. It's also a very hard stone and has a very smooth finish. You're not going to see any veins in it like you would in marble.
It's very easy to care for. The products that I recommend, that I use myself is a Method granite cleaner, which you can find at Target. I believe the big box stores, such as Home Depot or Lowes also carry this product line. Really, a mild soap, dish soap, and water also work beautifully. The important thing about it that you clean it off and that what you really just don't want to do with any type of stone is to allow anything to buildup because over time no matter how durable the stone is, the buildup will breakdown the stone itself.
The rule of thumb also, you did need to seal any type of natural stone. You're going to need to seal with granite. The recommended sealing timeframes is once every six months. Though at a very minimum, make sure you at least do it once a year.
Hopefully, this answers some of your questions about granite tops if it's something that you should consider. If you have any questions for us or looking for a particular vanity with a granite top, feel free to contact us: service@bathandvanities.com