The Timber Look Camden 900x360mm 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 is a light, sun-bleached oak look with a fine linear grain that keeps a large cabinet from reading as a heavy block of timber. At 900mm this is the widest unit in the Camden range — a main-bathroom size — and it is the one where the 360mm depth pays off most, because a 900mm vanity is exactly the piece that normally makes a bathroom feel crowded. Soft-close drawers and door throughout, handleless finger pull, E0-grade MDF wrapped in wood-grain PVC film, 5-year warranty.

A 900mm Vanity That Does Not Eat the Walkway

Most 900mm vanities are 460mm deep, and in a typical 2.4m × 1.8m Australian main bathroom that depth is what turns the space between the vanity and the bath into a squeeze. The Camden 900 holds the same 900mm of bench length but sits roughly 100mm further back — which does not sound like much until you are standing sideways to let someone past. It is the practical answer for a shared family bathroom, a long narrow renovation, or an ensuite where the vanity faces the shower screen and every millimetre of that gap gets used twice a day.

Storage is where the 900 separates itself from the 750. The two drawers are wide enough to hold a genuine family’s worth of daily items rather than one person’s, while the door alongside them opens onto an uninterrupted full-height bay for cleaning supplies, spare towels and the bottle trap. If you are replacing a pedestal basin or a 600mm cabinet, this is the size where the storage complaint finally goes away.

Key Features of the Camden Coastal Oak 900mm Freestanding Vanity

• 900mm bench length at 360mm cabinet depth: Full main-bathroom width while giving back around 100mm of floor compared with a standard-depth vanity.
• 2 soft-close drawers + 1 full-height door: Everyday items in the drawers; tall items and plumbing behind the door.
• Soft-close hardware throughout: Damped runners and hinges on all fronts.
• Handleless finger pull: A flush 900mm front face with no protruding hardware.
• E0 MDF with wood-grain PVC film: Low-emission board fully wrapped, edges included, for a sealed wipe-clean surface.
• Adjustable legs included: Essential on a cabinet this wide for levelling across a graded floor; optional kickboard available.

Legs or Kickboard — Setting Up Your Camden 900mm

At 900mm wide, levelling is not optional — a bathroom floor graded toward a floor waste can drop several millimetres across that span, and an unlevelled cabinet will show it in the drawer gaps long before you notice it in the top. Set the adjustable chrome legs individually and check the front rail with a level before the top goes on. From there, open legs keep a large cabinet visually lighter and make the floor read as continuous under it, which is the usual choice in a smaller room; the optional kickboard gives a solid built-in base that suits a main bathroom where the vanity is meant to look like joinery.

Ceramic and Stone Top Options for the Camden 900mm

• Integrated ceramic top: A one-piece 900mm ceramic top and basin matched to the 360mm depth, with generous moulded ledges either side of the bowl — the low-maintenance choice for a family bathroom.
• 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 — compliant with Australian zero-silica requirements. At 900mm the stone top is what makes the vanity read as custom joinery rather than a flat-pack unit.
• Basin and tapware limits on a 360mm top: The above-counter basin must be 300mm deep or less, and a 12 o’clock tap hole will not fit — there is not enough surface behind the bowl. Use wall-mounted tapware, or have the tap hole custom-drilled at the 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock position. On a 900mm top there is plenty of stone either side, so an offset tap hole sits comfortably within the composition.

Camden 900mm Slimline Freestanding Vanity Specifications

Camden 900mm Freestanding Vanity — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Should the drawers be on the left or the right?
A: Pick the side opposite your waste outlet. The bottle trap has to run down inside the full-height door bay, so a drain on the left of the cabinet means you want the drawers on the right, and a drain on the right means drawers on the left. This is the most common planning mistake on a drawer-plus-door vanity — order it the wrong way round and the trap lands behind the drawer boxes. Confirm where the waste comes out of your floor or wall before ordering.

Q: Can I run a standard basin mixer behind the bowl?
A: Not on this vanity. The top is 360mm deep and an above-counter basin can be no more than 300mm deep, which leaves around 60mm at the back — too little to mount a mixer. Specify wall-mounted tapware, or have the tap hole drilled at 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock. On a 900mm top this is barely noticeable because there is stone on both sides of the bowl.

Q: Is a 900mm vanity too big for my bathroom?
A: Width is rarely the problem — depth is. If you have 900mm of clear wall and at least 700mm of standing room in front, this size fits comfortably, and the 360mm cabinet depth buys back around 100mm of that standing room compared with a conventional 900mm vanity. Check the door swing and the shower screen hinge before you commit to the wall position.

Q: Does the 900 have more storage than the 750, or just more bench?
A: Both. The drawers are wider and the door bay is wider, so the gain is in usable volume rather than just frontage. It is the size most people move to when replacing a pedestal basin or a 600mm cabinet. Internal drawer and cabinet sizes are shown on the dimension drawing in the product gallery.

Q: What stone colours can I choose?
A: Pure White only. There is no Carrara or veined marble-look option in the Camden range. On a 900mm top, the plain white surface also keeps the eye on the timber grain rather than competing with it.

Q: Will the MDF swell in a humid bathroom?
A: The board is fully encased in thermoformed PVC film, edges included, so there is no exposed core for steam to reach. Swelling in bathroom cabinetry comes from standing water rather than humidity — typically a slow trap leak inside the door bay, which on this unit is worth a quick look every few months. Water damage is excluded from the 5-year warranty.

Q: What is delivery like to Adelaide, Perth or regional SA and WA?
A: Adelaide ships free on orders over $2,500 and Perth over $3,200; Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra are free over $2,000 and Brisbane over $2,500. Regional South Australia and Western Australia — Mount Gambier, Whyalla, Port Lincoln, Port Augusta, Bunbury, Busselton, Albany, Geraldton and Kalgoorlie — is quoted at checkout by weight and postcode. Sydney customers can collect free from our warehouse.