Bathroom Wall Hung Vanity Units
Bathroom Wall Hung Vanity Units
Wall hung vanity units are secured to the structural wall through concealed steel brackets, transferring the load of the unit and its contents directly to the wall studs or appropriate anchors. This installation eliminates floor contact, reducing exposure to standing water and simplifying cleaning of the floor area beneath the unit.
Design and Construction
The carcass is typically fabricated from 18 mm marine‑grade plywood with a density of 600–700 kg/m³, providing a thickness swell of less than 5 % after 24 hours immersion in water. Alternative substrates include high‑density MDF (≈750 kg/m³) faced with melamine resin or solid‑surface acrylic composite (water absorption <0.05 %). All edges are sealed with PVC edge banding or polyurethane coating to prevent moisture ingress.
Dimensions and Mounting
Standard widths range from 600 mm to 1200 mm in 100 mm increments, depth is 460 mm or 500 mm, and overall height (including countertop) varies between 400 mm and 500 mm. Each unit is supplied with two steel mounting brackets rated for a safe working load of 150 kg per bracket, spaced at 400 mm centers, and fixed with M8 × 50 mm hex bolts into timber studs or chemical anchors for masonry.
Customization Options
- Finish: melamine laminate, natural veneer, polyurethane lacquer, or powder‑coated metal panels.
- Countertop materials: quartz (≥93 % solid), solid‑surface acrylic, vitreous china, or laminated particleboard with HPL surface.
- Drawer configuration: soft‑close full‑extension runners, push‑to‑open mechanisms, or concealed roller slides.
- Hardware: integrated finger pulls, recessed handles, or optional pull‑out trays.
- Lighting: low‑profile LED strip with diffuser, powered via 12 V driver, optional motion sensor.
Applications and Suitability
In commercial environments such as hotels, healthcare facilities, and office restrooms, wall hung units provide clear floor space for wheeled equipment and simplify floor‑cleaning regimes. The concealed mounting reduces crevices where microbial growth can occur, supporting infection‑control protocols. Additionally, the adjustable height options facilitate compliance with accessibility standards that require knee clearance beneath the vanity.
Quality Control and Testing
Every unit undergoes dimensional verification (±2 mm tolerance on width, depth and height), finish adhesion testing according to ASTM D3359 (cross‑hatch method), and a static load test of 200 kg applied for 24 hours with no permanent deformation. Water‑resistance is confirmed by 48‑hour immersion of a sample edge, accepting a weight gain of less than 1 %. A QR code affixed to the interior links to the batch record, material certificates and test reports.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Typical Value / Option |
|---|---|
| Substrate Material | Marine‑grade plywood (18 mm), MDF (18 mm), or solid‑surface acrylic composite |
| Density | 600–700 kg/m³ (plywood), ≈750 kg/m³ (MDF), ≈1400 kg/m³ (solid surface) |
| Water Absorption (24 h) | <5 % thickness swell (plywood), <2 % (MDF), <0.05 % (solid surface) |
| Standard Widths | 600 mm, 700 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm, 1100 mm, 1200 mm |
| Depth | 460 mm or 500 mm |
| Height (incl. top) | 400 mm – 500 mm |
| Mounting Bracket Load Rating | 150 kg safe working load per bracket |
| Finish Options | Melamine laminate, veneer, polyurethane lacquer, powder‑coated metal |
| Countertop Materials | Quartz, solid‑surface acrylic, vitreous china, HPL‑laminated particleboard |
| Drawer Hardware | Soft‑close runners, push‑to‑open, concealed rollers |
| Lighting (optional) | 12 V LED strip, diffuser, motion sensor |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the dimensions be customized?
Yes. Width, depth and height can be adjusted in 10 mm increments to suit site constraints, subject to structural verification of the mounting brackets.
What information is required before quotation?
Required inputs include overall dimensions, selected substrate, finish, countertop material, drawer configuration, hardware preferences, and any optional accessories such as lighting or integrated power outlets.
Which materials are available for the carcass?
Marine‑grade plywood, moisture‑resistant MDF, and solid‑surface acrylic composite are standard options; alternative materials such as stainless‑steel frames are available upon request for specialized environments.
How is quality inspected?
Each unit is checked for dimensional tolerance, finish adhesion (ASTM D3359), static load capacity (200 kg for 24 h), and water‑absorption resistance (48 h immersion, <1 % weight gain). Results are recorded and linked to the unit’s QR code.
For further details or to request a quotation tailored to your project, please contact our technical sales team.
Contact Us
