Single Floating Black Bathroom Vanity with Sink

This unit combines a wall‑mounted cabinet with an integrated sink basin, eliminating visible legs or base cabinets. The floating configuration transfers load directly to the wall studs, allowing a clear floor space beneath for cleaning or accessibility.

Design and Construction

The cabinet carcass is fabricated from 18 mm moisture‑resistant MDF, edge‑banded with 2 mm PVC to prevent water ingress. A steel mounting bracket, rated for 150 kg dynamic load, is welded to the rear panel and aligns with standard 16‑inch stud spacing. The sink basin is molded from a single piece of engineered quartz composite, providing a non‑porous surface with a 3 mm thickness tolerance of ±0.1 mm.

Material Specification

• Cabinet body: 18 mm MR‑MDF, density 700 kg/m³, formaldehyde class E1.
• Exterior finish: UV‑cured matte black acrylic, 40 µm dry film thickness, gloss <5 % at 60°.
• Sink basin: 80 % quartz aggregate, 20 % polymer resin, compressive strength >80 MPa.
• Mounting hardware: zinc‑plated steel brackets, M8 bolts, pre‑drilled holes for ½‑inch lag screws.

Dimensions and Ergonomics

Installation Requirements

Secure the mounting bracket to at least three wall studs using M8×80 mm lag screws, ensuring a minimum embedment depth of 45 mm. The supplied template aligns the faucet holes with standard 150 mm spacing; verify rough‑in for hot and cold water lines at ½‑inch NPT, positioned 100 mm above the finished floor. Drain connection utilizes a 1½‑inch PVC trap with a slip‑joint adapter, allowing adjustment for varying wall thicknesses.

After mounting, apply a silicone sealant with a Shore A hardness of 20‑25 along the cabinet‑wall junction to prevent moisture migration. Load testing confirms zero deflection at 120 kg static load; dynamic load tolerance accommodates typical usage cycles of 5 kg·s⁻². All hardware is supplied with corrosion‑resistant coating suitable for humid environments.

Applications

The floating profile reduces visual bulk, making the unit suitable for boutique hotels where floor space is at a premium and cleaning efficiency impacts operational costs. In high‑end residential projects, the seamless integration of sink and cabinet supports universal design principles by providing knee clearance for wheelchair access while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic.

Quality Control

Each cabinet undergoes a 72‑hour humidity cycle at 85 % RH to validate adhesive bond integrity, followed by a coordinate measuring machine check of critical dimensions (±0.2 mm tolerance). Sink basins are subjected to a 5 MPa hydrostatic pressure test for 10 minutes to detect micro‑cracks, and surface finish is evaluated with a gloss meter to ensure uniformity within ±2 % GU.

Final assembly includes a functional test of faucet flow rates (minimum 6 L/min at 3 bar) and drain leak verification using dyed water under 0.5 bar pressure. Documentation of each test batch is retained for traceability, supporting compliance with ISO 9001:2015 clause 8.5.1.

Customization Options

• Sink shape: rectangular, oval, or vessel‑top configurations.
• Faucet hole layout: single‑hole, widespread 8‑inch, or 4‑inch centerset.
• Interior cabinet accessories: soft‑close drawers, pull‑out organizers, integrated LED strip (12 V, 5 W/m).
• Finish alternatives: matte white, brushed nickel, or custom RAL color matched to project palette.
• Alternative basin materials: solid surface (acrylic‑based) or vitreous china with antimicrobial glaze.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the vanity dimensions be adjusted for a specific rough‑in?

Yes, width and depth can be customized in 50 mm increments; height adjustments require revised bracket engineering and are quoted per project.

What information is needed to obtain a quotation?

Provide overall cabinet width, desired sink configuration, faucet hole pattern, finish selection, and any accessory requirements. Wall stud spacing and load‑bearing capacity details are also helpful.

Which material options are available for the sink basin?

Standard offering is engineered quartz composite; solid surface and vitreous china are available upon request with corresponding lead‑time adjustments.

How is product quality verified before shipment?

Each unit passes dimensional inspection, hydrostatic load testing, and finish uniformity checks; a batch test report accompanies every shipment.

What packaging methods protect the unit during transit?

Cabinet components are wrapped in 5 mm polyethylene foam, corner‑protected with cardboard edge guards, and placed in double‑wall corrugated cartons rated for 30 kg stacking load. The sink basin is isolated in a molded pulp tray with shock‑absorbing inserts.

Contact for Quote

To discuss project‑specific dimensions, material selections, or lead‑time requirements, please contact our technical sales team for a detailed quotation and submission of installation drawings.