Freestanding Vanities

Timberline Bargo floor standing vanity in white with Regal mineral composite top, shown in a bright bathroom setting
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Timberline Nevada floor standing vanity in woodgrain finish with white above counter basin and gold handles, front view
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Timberline Nevada floor standing vanity in dark woodgrain finish with white stone top and above-counter basin in bathroom setting
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Timberline Nevada Plus floor standing vanity in woodgrain finish with white SilkSurface top and under counter basin
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Floor standing vanities for storage and straight replacements

A freestanding vanity stands on the floor on legs or a kickboard, carries the most storage per metre of any vanity style, and installs without the wall reinforcement a hung unit needs. Tradelink's freestanding range comes from Timberline, Raymor, Aulic and ADP, in widths from compact ensuite sizes to wide double-basin formats.

Floor-standing suits families who need drawers more than they need floor showing, and replacements where the old vanity was floor-mounted too, since plumbing positions carry straight over. Leg styles lift the cabinet for a lighter look; kickboard styles maximise the storage box.

What's the advantage of a freestanding vanity over wall hung?

More storage and simpler installation: the floor carries the weight, so there's no wall reinforcement needed, and cabinets can run full height. Wall hung wins on visible floor and easy mopping; this wins on capacity.

Do freestanding vanities need to be fixed to the wall?

They still fix back to the wall for stability, but the load sits on the floor, which keeps the wall requirements light compared with a hung unit.

What widths do freestanding vanities come in?

The standard run: 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm, 1500mm and 1800mm, in single and double basin formats. Measure wall space and door swing before choosing.

Legs or kickboard: which style should I pick?

Legs show floor beneath and read lighter; a kickboard maximises the drawer box and hides floor imperfections. It's a style call; storage difference is modest.