[darsunt]

Is it normal practice to custom order a vanity to fit, if you want it to run from wall to wall in a bathroom (mine is 61"). Or is there another way it is usually done?

Thanks

 

[darsunt]

Perhaps I should look at it the same as installing kitchen cabinets?

 

[joecaption]

Lot of options.
You can find one close and build out the wall.
Buy cabinets and add filler strips on the ends and use a soild top custom cut to fit.
To name a few.

 

[djlandkpl]

We just did 2 bathroom renos with 60" cabinets. They were full height custom cabinets (Just like a kitchen). You could get standard cabinets to fill 60 inches and add a 1/2 filler on both sides.

 

[cleveman]

I recently did a bath vanity which was very close to 40". I made a cabinet, then put a tile top on it. I used 36" of 3" tile, then two 2" strips of glass accent tile to get me to the 40".

You can feel free to make the cabinet a bit small, maybe 1/4", and make the facing the exact size, then take a 1/16th at a time off it to get it in tight.

I used urethane grout and I grouted against the tiled wall, but you can use sanded caulk if you prefer.

 

[Davejss]

If its a high-end remodel all our cabinets are custom built. If its a lower cost job we use stock size pre-made units with fillers.