Bathroom Furniture

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Bathroom furniture can make or break a bathroom design. At Plumbworld, we realise just how important the bathroom furniture is in the goal of making the most of your bathroom. Space and storage are often at a premium, but by using cleverly designed pieces such as bathroom cabinets, cupboards and drawers, you can easily create more space where there was previously none. With a wide range of shapes, sizes and colours on offer including fashionable grey, Plumbworld can guarantee there’s a gorgeous piece of furniture for every bathroom. Whether you’re looking for small and efficient bathroom storage solutions to keep your essentials in or a mirror to ensure you’re looking your best before you head out – we’ve got you covered. Explore our full range of bathroom furniture below.

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What's the main difference between wall-hung and floor-standing bathroom furniture, and which should you pick for a small bathroom?

Wall-hung units float off the floor and make a room feel bigger and easier to clean, while floor-standing units give a more grounded look and often offer a bit more internal storage. You’ll find plenty of wall-hung options here in widths from 400mm up to 1200mm, so for a tight cloakroom a 400–500mm wall-hung vanity keeps the floor clear and looks modern. If you need maximum storage or want a traditional feel, a floor-standing vanity in 600–800mm width gives you deeper drawers and a solid presence. A 500mm wall-hung unit works well in a narrow cloakroom; a 600mm floor-standing unit suits a full family bathroom.

What vanity size should I buy for a single basin, a double basin or a cloakroom?

For a single basin, standard widths you’ll commonly see are 500mm or 600mm, which fit most countertop or integrated basins; depths around 400–500mm are typical. A double basin usually starts at 1000–1200mm to give each user enough elbow room. Cloakrooms suit compact 400–500mm units such as the 400mm or 500mm freestanding cloakroom vanities listed. If you have limited depth, look for units with shallower depths (200–399mm) or countertop basins to save space.

How durable are the different finishes, is gloss better than wood-effect for a bathroom?

Gloss finishes (white or grey gloss) resist splashes and wipe clean easily, making them a practical choice for busy family bathrooms; they also suit modern schemes. Wood-effect and oak finishes give a warmer, more natural look and are available in fluted or plain styles, but you should opt for bathroom-rated finishes to handle humidity. Many ranges combine the look of timber with moisture-resistant surfaces, so a fluted oak unit can bring texture without sacrificing durability. If you want a contemporary contrast, anthracite or black units are available and remain low-maintenance when sealed.

How much storage will a tall cabinet give me compared with a vanity unit?

Tall cabinets provide the most vertical storage and are commonly offered in heights from about 800mm up to nearly 2000mm, so they’ll swallow towels and bulk items easily. A typical 600–800mm vanity usually has two drawers or a cupboard and is ideal for daily toiletries and cleaning products. If you need a compact solution, combine a 500–600mm vanity for everyday items with a slim tall cabinet to keep larger linen items. Many product in our range let you match finishes so your tall cabinet and vanity coordinate in oak, grey or white.

Do vanities come with basins and what configurations are common?

A large number of vanities are sold as complete sets with an integrated or countertop basin included, you'll see many products listed as "vanity unit with basin". Common configurations include single-door or two-drawer vanities, cloakroom versions (400–500mm) and countertop vanity units where the basin sits on top. There are also back-to-wall toilet units and combined vanity + toilet packages if you're reworking the whole layout. An 800mm wall-hung vanity often comes with a basin and two drawers for shared bathrooms.

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What's the main difference between wall-hung and floor-standing bathroom furniture, and which should you pick for a small bathroom?

What vanity size should I buy for a single basin, a double basin or a cloakroom?

How durable are the different finishes, is gloss better than wood-effect for a bathroom?

How much storage will a tall cabinet give me compared with a vanity unit?

Do vanities come with basins and what configurations are common?

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