Wall Hung Vanities

Explore wall hung bathroom vanities at Melbourne Bathroom Shop, from compact ensuite cabinets to wider single and double-basin designs. Also known as floating vanities, these wall-mounted cabinets keep the floor visible underneath and make it easier to clean below the vanity.

Compare matt white, gloss white and woodgrain finishes, with curved, fluted and shaker styles available on selected models. Browse our Matt White Vanities, Woodgrain Vanities, Curved Vanities and Fluted Vanities, then check the mounting type on the product you choose.

Before ordering, confirm the cabinet's overall dimensions, wall support, plumbing clearance and the top or basin included in your selected option. For other mounting styles, compare our Bathroom Vanities and Freestanding Vanities.

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How to Choose a Wall-Hung Bathroom Vanity

A wall-hung or floating vanity is fixed to the wall with space beneath the cabinet. The open floor can give a bathroom a lighter appearance, but the right choice depends on the dimensions, wall structure, plumbing and storage you need. Compare the wider Bathroom Vanities collection if you are still deciding on the mounting style.

Choose the Right Width and Depth

Measure the finished wall width and the cabinet's projection into the room. Allow space for the bathroom door, shower screen and toilet, and check that drawers and cupboards can open fully. Compact and slimline models can help in powder rooms and narrow ensuites; wider cabinets can offer more storage and bench space.

Selected ranges offer nominal widths such as 600, 750, 900, 1200, 1500 and 1800mm, but each model has its own sizes. Cabinet dimensions and overall vanity-top dimensions can differ, especially on curved designs. Confirm the drawing and selected size rather than relying only on a size label.

Check Wall Support and Plumbing

The wall and fixings must support the cabinet, top, basin and stored items. Ask your installer to confirm the wall construction, suitable reinforcement and the manufacturer's fixing requirements before ordering. During a renovation, plan support and plumbing before the wall is closed.

Compare the waste and water connection positions with the cabinet's internal layout. Pipes can interfere with drawers, and exposed floor plumbing may need alteration. Check any left- or right-hand drawer configuration with your plumber. If wall mounting is unsuitable, compare Freestanding Vanities and confirm their fixing requirements too.

Plan the Finished Basin Height

Choose the basin and top before setting the cabinet height. An above-counter basin adds height above the benchtop; an integrated or undermount option has a different profile. The finished basin rim should suit the people using the bathroom and any project-specific requirements. Confirm the complete assembly with your installer.

Compare Bathroom Basins with the selected vanity top, and check tap reach, tap holes, waste compatibility and whether an overflow is required.

Match Storage and Finish to Everyday Use

Drawers help organise smaller items, while cupboards can offer space for taller products. Plan usable storage around the pipework and check which layout comes with your selected size. Single- and double-basin configurations are available on selected models; a wider vanity does not automatically include two basins.

Explore Matt White Vanities and Woodgrain Vanities, or compare Curved Vanities and Fluted Vanities for different cabinet profiles. These style collections can include other mounting types, so check each product. A woodgrain or oak-look finish does not by itself mean solid timber; refer to the listed cabinet material.

Confirm Vanity Top and Basin Inclusions

Some options are Cabinet Only, while others combine a cabinet with a ceramic, stone or other vanity top. Basin inclusions vary: a flat top may require a separate basin, whereas selected ceramic or undermount options include a basin. Read the exact option name and product specifications before adding to cart.

Confirm top dimensions, basin cut-outs, tap-hole configuration and any separate basin, tap or waste needed. Accessories shown in lifestyle photos are not automatically included. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions and wipe away standing water rather than treating every cabinet finish as waterproof, scratch-proof or stain-proof.

Wall-Hung Vanity Delivery and Support in Melbourne

Melbourne Bathroom Shop can help you compare wall-hung vanity widths, depths, storage layouts, finishes and suitable basin or vanity-top combinations before ordering.

Visit our Blackburn showroom at Shop 1A, 214-218 Whitehorse Road, Blackburn VIC 3130 with your bathroom measurements, plans, tile samples or photos to compare selected options in person.

Final wall fixing, plumbing and benchtop requirements should be confirmed with the relevant trades. Click & Collect is available for eligible orders from our Nunawading warehouse once your order is confirmed as ready, with delivery options available depending on the product and location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find more answers at support.melbournebathroom.com.au

1. How do I choose the right wall-hung vanity size?

Start with the available wall width, cabinet depth and clearance around nearby fixtures. Measure from finished surfaces and check whether drawers could interfere with the toilet, shower screen or bathroom door. In a narrow ensuite, cabinet depth can be just as important as width, while larger family bathrooms may benefit from 1200mm or wider designs with additional storage. If your space is compact, compare 600mm Vanities or browse the complete Wall-Hung Vanity collection.

2. Can a wall-hung vanity be installed on any bathroom wall?

Not always. A wall-hung vanity needs a suitable wall structure and secure fixing because the cabinet, vanity top, basin and stored items are supported by the wall. The correct fixing method depends on the wall construction and the individual vanity. If you are building or renovating, it is helpful to confirm the vanity position before the wall is finished so suitable support can be planned. If wall mounting is not practical, compare Freestanding Vanities. Final fixing requirements should be confirmed with your builder or installer before installation.

3. How high should a wall-hung vanity be installed?

There is no single installation height that suits every household. The final height depends on the cabinet, vanity top, basin type and the people using the bathroom. An above-counter basin adds extra height above the vanity top, so the cabinet may need to be mounted lower than one using an integrated or undermount basin. Before fixing the cabinet, consider the complete finished basin height rather than the vanity alone. Browse Bathroom Basins and Vanity Tops together with the vanity before confirming the installation height.

4. Will a wall-hung vanity work with my existing plumbing?

Often, but check the waste position and water connections before ordering. Wall-hung vanities expose the floor underneath, so plumbing generally needs to enter neatly through the wall or suitable areas of the cabinet. Internal drawers can also conflict with an existing waste pipe if the rough-in does not suit the cabinet layout. Take photos and measurements of the plumbing and compare them with the vanity specification before purchase. If your existing setup is difficult to adapt, compare other configurations in the Bathroom Vanity collection and ask your plumber to confirm compatibility.

5. Are wall-hung vanities better for small bathrooms?

They can be a very practical option because keeping the floor visible underneath creates a lighter visual effect and can make a compact bathroom feel less crowded. They also make it easier to clean the floor below the cabinet. However, the vanity still needs enough width and depth for your storage, basin and plumbing requirements. In a particularly narrow room, choosing a shallower cabinet may make more difference than simply choosing wall-hung installation. Compare compact options in the Wall-Hung Vanity collection and 600mm Vanities.

6. Should I choose drawers or cupboards in a wall-hung vanity?

Drawers make everyday toiletries easier to organise and reach, while cupboards provide more flexible space for taller items and plumbing. With a wall-hung vanity, the internal cabinet layout is especially important because the waste pipe may need to pass behind or through the storage area. If you prefer easy-access storage, compare our Drawers Only Vanities. You can also browse the Wall-Hung Vanity collection to compare different drawer and cupboard configurations before ordering.

7. What should I confirm before ordering a wall-hung vanity?

Before ordering, confirm the cabinet width and depth, wall construction, fixing requirements, plumbing position, storage layout, basin type and vanity-top configuration. Also check drawer clearance and the finished height you want once the basin and top are installed. For larger vanities, decide whether you prefer a single basin with more bench space or a double-basin arrangement. Compare suitable Bathroom Basins, Vanity Tops and the wider Bathroom Vanity collection before finalising the order.