Wall Hung Vanity Units, also called Floating Sink Units, are excellent Space-savers. Not only do these units make your bathroom less cluttered, they free up floor space, making your bathroom look more spacious. Wall Hung Vanities also conceal the unsightly plumbing pipes beneath your basin.
These space-saving wall-mounted units are available in a wide range of sizes, styles and colours. You have several other options starting from the pint-sized 360mm to the luxurious 1700mm double sink vanity unit, which is ideal for a larger bathroom. Popular variants such as the 500mm Vanity Units and 600mm Vanity Units offer a balance between storage and design, with finishes ranging from sleek modern looks to more traditional styles.
You don’t need to worry about the strength of wall-hung vanities. They are built to last when installed correctly. Constructed from high-quality, moisture-resistant materials, they can support weight and handle the demands of daily bathroom use.
Wall-hung vanities are available at every price point, starting at just £139. The selection in the mid-range is vast, and these units are priced reasonably from £549 to £779. To learn more about pricing and what factors affect the cost of wall mounted vanities, read through our article on How Much Do Bathroom Vanity Units Cost?.
At Bathroom City, we offer flexible pricing options including 0% Finance. For any questions related to our Vanity Units range, do get in touch with our friendly sales staff or if you're in the West Midlands, drop into our Birmingham Bathroom Showroom.
FAQs About Wall Hung Vanity Units
1. How High Should a Wall Mounted Vanity Unit Be?
The standard height for the top of the basin ranges from 800mm (31.5in) to 850mm (33.5in) for practicality. However, variations exist based on countertop vessel models or modern trends favoring taller units around 915mm (36in).
2. How Much Weight Can a Wall Hung Vanity Unit Hold?
The weight capacity of a wall hung vanity unit depends on the strength of the wall support bracket. Typically, it can handle around 100kg of weight but should be used within limits to prevent potential damage to the wall or unit.
