Renewing Your Bathroom Vanity

Renovating a bathroom is always an excitingthe damage seen on cheaper units.
experience. Out with the old and in with the newWhen purchasing a vanity unit, consider whether it
brings a sense of expectation, trepidation and awill be fitting into a restricted space, or whether the
yearning to get the whole thing over and done withwidth is irrelevant. There are a number of different
the least possible disruption, and within budget.sizes, including 24, 30, 48 and 60 inch models. The 48
If you are on a budget, it's still possible to makeBathroom Vanities being one of the more popular
some great modifications to your bathroom withoutsizes. The 60 inch vanity is a good choice if space
breaking the bank. Installing a new vanity unit can addpermits. The 60 inch models usually provide a good
some space and style to your bathroom.sized cupboard and additional shelving, great for
When considering purchasing a new bathroom vanity,storing towels and flannels.
you need to consider whether it needs to beA new vanity unit looks good in any bathroom, but I
constructed of moisture resistant material, the widtham particularly taken with the more antique styles
of unit required, and whether you are going to use itwith elaborately turned spindles and fancy mouldings.
to provide additional storage for towels etc.These look great in a period property. I particularly
Many bathrooms are prone to condensation,like the models with the stand-alone faucet sinks,
particularly smaller rooms with inadequate ventilation.which have a particular charm to them.
Many bathroom vanity units are constructed ofThere are some great resources available online to
compressed fibre board materials, if these are not offind and purchase a new bathroom vanity. If you're
a type that are water and moisture resistant, swellingconsidering either a complete remodelling, or just a
of the boards can occur over time. Some of thespruce up, a new vanity unit may be just what you
more expensive units will be constructed ofneed.
hardwood timbers; these are far more resistant to