1800mm Vanity

Your choice here dramatically affects the visual flow and the plumbing requirements of your renovation.

• Wall Hung Vanities: This is the most popular choice for an 1800mm unit. Because the cabinet is so wide, floating it off the ground reveals more floor tiles, preventing the vanity from looking like a massive, heavy block. It creates a high-end, contemporary illusion of space.
• Freestanding Vanities: If you are completing a cosmetic renovation and your plumbing pipes come up from the floor, a freestanding unit with a kickboard is the most practical choice. It completely hides the existing floor plumbing (saving you expensive relocation costs) and maximizes the internal storage volume from the benchtop all the way to the floor.

Make sure you measure wall-to-wall to make sure you are choosing a design that fits your space. Once you know your size restrictions, it's time to look at your options. Standard sizes include 400mm, 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1050mm, 1200mm, 1500mm and 1800mm.

An 1800mm vanity requires a significantly large bathroom or a dedicated master ensuite. At nearly two metres wide, it will physically and visually dominate a standard-sized space.

• Space Planning: You must ensure you have adequate clearance not just along the wall, but in front of the unit. We recommend at least 800mm to 900mm of clear floor space in front of the cabinet so two people can comfortably stand side-by-side, open drawers, and move past one another.
• Visual Weight: If your room is large enough to fit it but you are worried about it looking too heavy, opt for light, reflective finishes like our standard White Vanities or elegant Matte White Vanities to keep the space feeling bright and expansive.

Yes, provided you choose the right materials. A Timber Vanity brings incredible warmth and a spa-like, organic feel to the bathroom, pairing beautifully with both white tiles and dark moody settings.

• Moisture Resistance: Our timber-look vanities are crafted using High Moisture Resistant (HMR) MDF or durable thermolaminated vinyl wraps with realistic woodgrain textures. They give you the beautiful look of natural timber but are engineered to withstand the humidity and temperature fluctuations of a bathroom without warping or splitting like solid raw wood can.

While a Waterproof Vanity is a specific upgrade made from high-density PVC board, meaning it contains zero wood products.

• When to upgrade: We highly recommend PVC waterproof vanities for high-traffic family bathrooms (where kids tend to splash water aggressively over the edge), poorly ventilated bathrooms, or "wet room" layouts where the vanity is situated very close to an open shower zone. It provides absolute peace of mind against swelling.

When a vanity reaches 1800mm, a standard square cabinet can sometimes feel slightly harsh or boxy.

• Softening the Scale: Fluted Curved Vanities are the perfect design solution for large formats. The sweeping, rounded corners remove sharp edges, creating a softer, more organic flow in the room.
• Tactile Design: The vertical ribbed texture adds architectural interest and catches ambient lighting beautifully, turning a massive storage unit into a highly textured, sculptural feature piece.

The 1800mm size actually allows the Hampton Shaker Vanities to truly shine without the door framing looking cluttered.

• Timeless Elegance: The classic shaker profile provides architectural depth that breaks up the expansive 1.8-metre frontage.
• Modern Integration: To keep the look transitional rather than purely traditional, pair the vanity with modern, minimalist hardware—such as brushed brass or gunmetal tapware—and a sleek stone top. This creates a luxurious coastal aesthetic that feels both timeless and highly contemporary.

A large Timber Vanity acts as a stunning anchor that brings the outdoors in, creating a luxurious "day spa" atmosphere.

• Organic Warmth: In a large, highly tiled bathroom, expanses of ceramic and glass can sometimes feel cold or clinical. An 1800mm expanse of warm, textured woodgrain instantly softens the room and adds an inviting, organic element.
• Durability: Our timber-look finishes are crafted from moisture-resistant materials and durable laminates, giving you the spectacular visual impact of real timber without the maintenance, oiling, or risk of warping.

An 1800mm vanity is a significant financial investment, so protecting it is paramount.

• The PVC Advantage: Our Waterproof Vanities are constructed from high-density PVC board, meaning they contain zero timber elements and are completely impervious to water swelling.
• Wet Room Layouts: If your large master ensuite features an open "wet room" layout where the vanity is situated close to a freestanding bath or an unenclosed shower zone, upgrading to a 100% waterproof cabinet provides absolute peace of mind against splashes and high humidity.

An 1800mm vanity is almost always configured with a double bowl setup (often called a "His and Hers" vanity).

• Double the Plumbing: You will need your plumber to rough-in two separate sets of hot and cold water points, as well as two separate waste outlets.
• Storage Impact: Because there are two traps required under the bench, the top drawers beneath the basins will typically have U-shaped cutouts to accommodate the pipes. However, the sheer width of an 1800mm unit ensures you still retain massive amounts of central and lower drawer storage.

Proportion is critical when styling a vanity of this magnitude.

• The Continuous Look: The most luxurious option is a single, massive 1800mm shaving cabinet aligned perfectly with the vanity edges. This offers unparalleled eye-level storage and reflects a massive amount of light, doubling the visual size of the room.
• The Twin Setup: For a highly designer, symmetrical aesthetic, hang two tall, separate mirrors (such as arched or pill-shaped designs, roughly 500mm to 600mm wide each) centered directly over each basin. This leaves the central wall space open for decorative feature tiles or wall sconce lighting.

Yes, we ship Australia-wide. We have partnered with a network of specialized freight carriers to ensure we can reach not just Metro areas (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth) but also regional and rural towns.

• Remote Locations: If you live in a remote area (e.g., Northern Territory, Far North Queensland, or regional WA), delivery times will be longer.
• Quote First: For extremely remote locations or islands, our standard shipping calculator might ask you to "Contact Us for a Quote" to ensure we get you the best possible freight rate.

Shipping costs are calculated based on the size and weight of your order and your postcode.

• Small Items (Taps, Accessories): These usually ship via Australia Post or StarTrack for a low flat rate or free (depending on current promotions).
• Bulky Items (Vanities, Baths, Toilets): These must travel on a pallet via heavy goods transport. The price is calculated dynamically at checkout.
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