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Bathroom Vanities Perth

Choosing the right bathroom vanity can transform both the look and functionality of your bathroom. At Ross’s Discount Home Centre, we offer a wide range of bathroom vanities in Perth designed to suit modern renovations, investment properties, and family homes. Our collection includes freestanding vanities, wall hung vanities, single and double basin units, and waterproof cabinet options in a variety of sizes and finishes to suit different layouts and budgets.

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Bathroom Vanity Collections

Types of Bathroom Vanities

Understanding the different types of bathroom vanities available can help you choose the right option for your space, plumbing layout, and design preferences.

Bathroom Vanity FAQS

Vanities are essential bathroom fixtures that combine performance with design. They typically consist of a bathroom vanity unit that supports a basin or sink, conceals plumbing, and provides practical storage for toiletries, cleaning supplies, and other essentials. A bathroom vanity often serves as the focal point of the space, tying together the room’s design style and contributing to its overall functionality. Available in various styles, including freestanding and wall hung designs, vanities cater to diverse needs, from compact powder rooms to spacious family bathrooms. Modern vanities also integrate innovative features like soft-close drawers and customisable options, elevating their utility and appeal.

In most cases, buying a vanity is more cost-effective than building one or having a custom vanity made. Pre-made bathroom vanities, like those offered by Ross’s Discount Home Centre, are manufactured using high-grade materials and designed for durability, style, and easy installation. They are available in various sizes and configurations, ensuring a perfect fit for your bathroom without the extra costs associated with custom work.

Building a vanity, on the other hand, involves sourcing materials, hiring skilled labour, and dealing with potential delays in construction. Custom-built units can be significantly more expensive due to the bespoke design process and often take longer to complete. Unless you require a highly specific design not available in pre-made options, purchasing a vanity offers the best balance of affordability, convenience, and quality.

The cost of a vanity varies widely depending on its size, features, and materials. A basic bathroom vanity like our Joanne Ensuite Vanity Unit may start at around $320, which is ideal for budget-conscious shoppers or smaller spaces. Mid-range bathroom vanities typically cost between $450 and $680. Large double vanity configurations and high-end bathroom vanities like our Joyce PVC Vanity Unit 150cm can exceed $1,900.

Yes, a plumber is generally required to install a new vanity to connect the basin and tapware to the water supply and ensure proper drainage. However, the extent of professional help needed depends on the type of vanity:

  • Floor Standing bathroom Vanities: These are often simpler to install. Many of our customers can position and secure them themselves, only requiring a plumber for the water and drainage connections.
  • Floating bathroom Vanities: Installation can be more complex, as these require wall reinforcement to support the unit’s weight, especially if it includes a stone vanity top. For these bathroom vanities, both a plumber and a carpenter may be needed.

Ensuring professional installation for the plumbing guarantees that the vanity operates efficiently and avoids future issues. If you’d rather install a vanity on your own, our step-by-step guides on removing an old vanity and installing a new vanity are here to help you every step of the way. We offer the following to instructional guides:

While it’s not mandatory to have a splashback behind a bathroom vanity, it is highly recommended. A splashback protects your walls from water damage, stains, and mould, especially in areas prone to frequent splashing. Splashback tiles, glass, or even waterproof paint can provide an effective and stylish barrier.

If you prefer a seamless look without a splashback, ensure your vanity and surrounding materials are waterproof and easy to clean. For added protection, consider using waterproof paint or coating on the wall behind the vanity to prolong its durability.

Yes, it’s common to install flooring under a bathroom vanity, especially for freestanding vanities. Doing so creates a polished and seamless appearance, prevents gaps if the vanity is replaced, and protects the floor from moisture exposure.

For wall hung designs, flooring underneath is still recommended to maintain visual consistency and simplify future renovations. A continuous flooring design enhances the room’s overall flow and avoids awkward transitions around the vanity base.

Not all vanities need to touch the wall. Wall hung vanities are mounted to the wall, floating above the floor for a sleek and modern look. Floor standing vanities, on the other hand, typically sit flush against the wall for stability and to conceal plumbing.

For those looking to create a unique layout, bathroom vanities can also be installed as standalone units with exposed plumbing, provided the design aligns with the room’s aesthetics and functionality needs.

The cost to install a bathroom vanity depends on its type and the complexity of the plumbing work required.

  • Wall Hung Vanity: Installing a 900mm unit can cost around $470, as it requires additional support and precise mounting.
  • Floor Standing Vanity: Installation is simpler, with a 750mm unit costing approximately $850 according to some estimates. However, at Ross’s, our floor standing vanities are designed to be easily positioned and fixed, often allowing customers to handle the setup themselves.

Additional plumbing costs include $150–$170 for bathroom basin installation, $100 for tapware connections, and $190 for general plumbing work. Choosing the right vanity and installer can help minimise costs while ensuring a professional finish.

Not all vanities come with sinks, but all bathroom vanities sold at Ross’s Discount Home Centre include an optional vanity top with an integrated basin. For those looking for a unique touch, we also offer bathroom vanities without tops, giving you the freedom to pair them with a custom top and an above-counter basin. This flexibility allows you to create a bathroom vanity tailored to your design style and functional preferences.

Learn more in our guide to  Bathroom vanities with sinks.

The bathroom vanity colour that is trending in Australia is white, supported by soft neutrals, timber-look finishes, and muted natural tones. White bathroom vanities remain the most popular choice because they reflect light, suit small and large bathrooms, and work with almost any tile or vanity top. Soft whites and warm whites are especially on trend, as they feel clean without looking harsh. Alongside white, homeowners are also choosing natural timber looks, warm beige tones, and subtle earthy colours for a calm, long-lasting bathroom design.

Learn more about trending bathroom vanity colours.

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