How to choose the right vanity part or accessory

For kickboards, measure the full width of your floor-standing vanity and choose the matching size — a kickboard that's too short will leave a gap at one end, and one that's too long won't fit the recess cleanly. If you're replacing a damaged or discoloured kickboard rather than fitting a new vanity, take the width from the original panel rather than the cabinet opening, since minor variances can exist between the two.

Finish matching matters most on this category, since a kickboard sits at eye level for anyone walking past. Gloss white and matte white read very differently under bathroom lighting, so check your vanity's finish carefully before ordering — the product title will specify gloss or matte. If you can't find an exact match for an older or discontinued vanity, choosing the closest available finish in matte black or matte white is usually a safer visual choice than a mismatched gloss panel.