Measure the wall and floor space, then allow for doors, drawers, skirting, pipework and comfortable movement. Use the full product dimensions, including handles and basin projection.
Vanity Units and Storage for Organised Washrooms
Bathroom furniture keeps toiletries out of the way while making better use of wall and floor space. MacBlair stocks storage for refurbishment and new-room projects, including units that can be planned around bathroom washbasins.
Measure the width, height and projection of each unit, then check door and drawer movement. Pipework, traps and isolation valves can reduce usable storage, so compare the internal layout with the planned connections before ordering.
Bathrooms are humid spaces, but furniture still needs protection from standing water and repeated splashes. Seal cut edges where required, wipe spills promptly and follow the manufacturer’s installation guidance. Wall-mounted pieces need fixings matched to the wall construction and the loaded weight.
Coordinate the furniture with basin brassware and the wider bathroom range. If pipe routes must move, check the available plumbing pipe and fittings before the walls and floor are finished.
Bathroom Furniture FAQ's
It is made for humid rooms, but most units are not waterproof. Standing water, unsealed cut edges and direct shower spray can damage finishes and panels.
No. The basin dimensions, fixing method, waste position and tap arrangement must match the unit. A matched combination avoids unsupported edges and blocked drawers.
Only with a fixing method rated for the unit and its loaded weight. Heavy or wall-hung units often need structural timber or another sound support behind the board.
Leave enough clearance to open doors and drawers fully and to use nearby fittings. Also retain access to traps, valves and concealed connections for maintenance.