Drawers Only Vanities

A drawers only vanity makes everyday items easier to organise and reach because the contents move out towards you when the drawer opens. This can be more convenient than reaching into the back of a deep cupboard, especially for toiletries, hair tools and smaller bathroom items. Drawer storage can work well in ensuites, family bathrooms and master bathrooms where organisation is a priority. If you are comparing different cabinet layouts, browse the Drawers Only Vanities or the wider Bathroom Vanity collection.

Measure the available wall width, cabinet depth and clearance around nearby toilets, shower screens and doors. A 600–900mm vanity can suit many ensuites and smaller bathrooms, while 1200–1800mm options provide more storage and benchtop space for larger family bathrooms. The current MBS range includes widths from 600mm through to 1800mm, with most models around 460mm or 500mm deep. Do not choose by width alone; also check how far open drawers will project into the walkway.

They can if the waste pipe or water connections sit in the same space as the drawer boxes. Many bathroom vanities are designed with plumbing clearance, but the exact internal layout varies between models. This is especially important when replacing an older cupboard-style vanity with a drawers-only design. Before ordering, take measurements or photos of your existing plumbing and compare them with the cabinet specifications. If the rough-in is unusual, ask your plumber to confirm compatibility. You can also compare alternative layouts in the Freestanding Vanity collection.

A wall-hung drawers-only vanity keeps the floor visible underneath, can make the bathroom feel lighter and makes floor cleaning easier. However, it requires suitable wall fixing and careful planning around plumbing. A freestanding model creates a more grounded appearance and may suit renovations where wall mounting is less practical. The current Drawers Only collection contains both styles, although wall-mounted options make up most of the range. Compare our Wall-Hung Vanities and Freestanding Vanities before deciding.

The best drawer configuration depends on how many people use the bathroom and what you need to store. Fewer, deeper drawers can suit towels, larger bottles and appliances, while multiple shallower drawers can make smaller toiletries easier to separate and organise. Also check whether the drawer layout leaves enough room for the basin waste and plumbing. For shared bathrooms, wider 1200–1800mm cabinets can provide separate storage zones for different users. Compare the individual product drawings and specifications rather than assuming two vanities of the same width will have the same internal storage.

A single basin usually leaves more uninterrupted benchtop space and can preserve more usable drawer storage. A double-basin arrangement can be convenient in a shared family or master bathroom, but the additional basin and waste may reduce internal drawer space. The current MBS range includes selected 1200mm, 1500mm and 1800mm configurations with single- and double-bowl options. Decide on the basin layout before plumbing and benchtop preparation. You can compare suitable Bathroom Basins and Vanity Tops.

Before ordering, confirm the width, depth, mounting type, drawer configuration, plumbing position, basin layout and vanity-top requirements. Check that the drawers can open fully without hitting a toilet, shower screen, door or other fixture. For wall-hung models, also confirm that the wall can provide suitable support. If you are replacing an existing vanity, compare the new cabinet against your current waste and water connection positions rather than relying only on the overall size. Browse the Drawers Only Vanities and wider Bathroom Vanity range before finalising your order.