The Timber Look Camden 750x360mm Ensuite Slimline Freestanding Vanity in Coastal Oak is a floor-standing bathroom vanity with two soft-close drawers on one side and a full-height door on the other, supplied as a cabinet with an optional ceramic or stone top.

Coastal Oak reads as a pale, sun-bleached oak with a fine linear grain — warm enough to soften an all-white bathroom, light enough not to shrink it. The 750mm width is the size most Australian ensuites are actually built around, and at 360mm deep this one delivers that width without pushing into the walkway. Drawers and door all run on soft-close hardware, the front face is handleless with a recessed finger pull, and the E0-grade MDF carcass is wrapped in wood-grain PVC film with a 5-year warranty.

Why 750mm Is the Ensuite Width That Actually Works

600mm gives you a basin and very little else; 900mm often will not clear the shower screen or the toilet pan. 750mm is the width where you finally get usable bench space either side of the bowl — somewhere to stand a hand wash and a jar of cotton buds without them ending up on the cistern. The catch is normally depth: a 750mm vanity at a standard 460mm deep starts to feel bulky in a room that is only 1.6–1.8m wide. Holding the cabinet depth at 360mm is what lets the Camden 750 give you the bench length without the bulk.

The two-drawer plus door layout is the reason this size earns its keep. The drawers take the things you reach for daily — brushes, razors, skincare — at eye-down height, while the door bay keeps the full internal height clear for the bottle trap and for tall items like cleaning sprays and spare toilet rolls. You get drawer convenience without giving up the one bay that has to work around the plumbing.

Key Features of the Camden Coastal Oak 750mm Freestanding Vanity

• 2 soft-close drawers + 1 door: Daily items in the drawers, full-height storage and plumbing clearance behind the door.
• 360mm slimline cabinet depth: A full 750mm of bench length while keeping roughly 100mm more walkway than a standard-depth vanity.
• Soft-close throughout: Drawer runners and door hinges both damped — useful in an ensuite that backs onto a bedroom.
• Handleless finger pull: A flush front with no protruding handles to snag towels or clothing in a narrow room.
• E0 MDF with wood-grain PVC film: Low-emission board fully wrapped, edges included, for a sealed and wipe-clean surface.
• Adjustable legs included: Level the cabinet on a graded bathroom floor; an optional kickboard closes the base off if you prefer.

Legs or Kickboard — Setting Up Your Camden 750mm

Adjustable chrome legs are included, and on a 750mm unit they matter more than people expect: a cabinet this wide will rock on a floor graded toward a floor waste unless the feet can be dialled in individually. Level the legs first, then decide on the finish. Open legs keep the floor visually continuous and make a slow leak obvious early; the optional kickboard gives a built-in, joinery-style base and stops dust collecting underneath. In a shared family ensuite the kickboard usually wins on looks, in a small guest ensuite the open legs usually win on space.

Ceramic and Stone Top Options for the Camden 750mm

• Integrated ceramic top: A one-piece 750mm ceramic top and basin matched to the 360mm depth, with moulded ledges either side of the bowl. No silicone joint to discolour.
• Zero silica stone top with above-counter basin: A 20mm engineered stone top in Pure White — the only stone colour offered on the Camden range — meeting Australian zero-silica requirements, with a vessel basin sitting proud of the surface.
• Basin and tapware limits on a 360mm top: The above-counter basin must be 300mm deep or less. That leaves too little surface behind the bowl for a 12 o’clock tap hole, so specify wall-mounted tapware, or have the tap hole custom-drilled at the 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock position. On a 750mm top you still have bench either side of the bowl, so an off-centre tap reads as intentional rather than compromised.

Camden 750mm Slimline Freestanding Vanity Specifications

Camden 750mm Freestanding Vanity — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Should I order the drawers on the left or the right?
A: Opposite your waste outlet. The bottle trap runs down inside the full-height door bay, so if the drain sits on the left of the cabinet you want the drawers on the right — and the reverse if your drain is on the right. Order it the wrong way round and the trap ends up behind the drawer boxes, which means cutting them or losing them. Find out where your waste comes out of the floor or wall first; it is a two-minute check that decides which unit you buy.

Q: Why can’t I put the tap behind the basin?
A: Because the top is only 360mm deep. Once a 300mm deep above-counter basin is on it, roughly 60mm of surface is left at the back — not enough to mount a mixer and still get the spout over the bowl. The two workable answers are wall-mounted tapware, or a tap hole drilled at 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock so the mixer sits beside the basin instead of behind it. The integrated ceramic top avoids the question entirely.

Q: Can I put a 750mm vanity in a room that is only 1.6m wide?
A: Usually yes, and the 360mm cabinet depth is what makes it possible. The width sits against the wall; what determines whether the room feels usable is the clear floor in front of it. Measure from the finished wall to the nearest obstruction — shower screen, door swing or toilet pan — and check you still have around 700mm of standing room once the vanity is in.

Q: What stone colours can I choose?
A: Pure White only. There is no Carrara or veined marble-look option in the Camden range. Against the pale Coastal Oak grain, Pure White keeps the whole unit in a light, coastal palette rather than introducing a second pattern.

Q: Will the MDF swell in a humid bathroom?
A: The carcass is fully wrapped in thermoformed PVC film with no exposed edges, so ambient steam has nothing to soak into. What actually damages bathroom cabinetry is standing water — a weeping trap, or water tracking off a shower screen onto the base. Dry the base after mopping, and note water damage sits outside the 5-year warranty.

Q: How much is delivery to Brisbane, Canberra or regional Queensland?
A: Canberra falls in the same metro band as Sydney and Melbourne — free on orders over $2,000. Brisbane and Adelaide ship free on orders over $2,500, and Perth over $3,200. Regional Queensland — the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville and Cairns — is calculated at checkout by weight and postcode. Ordering a mirror or shaving cabinet at the same time usually works out cheaper than placing two separate orders. Free warehouse pickup is available in Sydney.