How to choose the right 1800mm vanity

At 1800mm, the vanity becomes a genuine feature of the room rather than a purely functional fixture, so proportions matter as much as function. Measure the full wall run and check the vanity won't crowd the door, shower screen or bath when installed — this size suits larger main bathrooms and generous ensuites rather than standard-size rooms. Fluted and curved cabinet fronts, such as the Byron and Havana ranges, add a furniture-like character that flat-front cabinets don't, which is worth considering if the vanity will be a visual focal point.

Double bowl configurations are standard at this width, so plan for two waste points and two tap sets during any plumbing rough-in. Cabinet-with-leg designs give a lighter, more furniture-style appearance and shift some weight off the wall fixing compared with a fully wall hung unit of the same size. If you're pairing the cabinet with a stone top rather than the standard ceramic option, confirm the stone top's weight is accounted for in the installation, particularly for wall hung models.