Bathroom vanity tops
A stone vanity top lasts for decades and is easy to keep clean. Fabricators cut it to fit your cabinet, with cut-outs for undermount or above-counter basins and tap holes.
- Single and double vanities
- Undermount, above-counter and integrated basins
- Matching stone shelves, niches and window sills
- Porcelain, sintered stone, granite and marble
Slab splashbacks
A splashback cut from a single slab has no grout lines, so it wipes clean. You can run the same stone from the benchtop up the wall, as far as the rangehood or the ceiling.
- Matching the benchtop for a continuous look
- Large-format porcelain panels for fewer joins
- Cut-outs for power points
- Window sills and ledges to match
Laundries and butler's pantries
A stone laundry bench stands up to water and detergents better than laminate. It's a common add-on to a kitchen job, and a good way to use the rest of a slab.
Outdoor and BBQ benches
For alfresco areas, sintered stone and porcelain are the safest choices because they won't fade in the sun. Granite also works well outdoors.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add a vanity top to my kitchen job?
Yes, and it's usually cheaper to do it together. Offcuts from the kitchen slab can sometimes be used for a small vanity or laundry bench, and the fabricator only makes one trip.
What is the best material for a bathroom vanity?
Porcelain and sintered stone are the lowest-maintenance options. Marble is popular in bathrooms because there's less wear than in a kitchen. Granite is durable but needs occasional sealing.
Can a splashback be one piece of stone?
Often, yes. A full-height slab splashback behind the cooktop or sink avoids grout lines. Porcelain is popular because large thin panels are lighter and easier to fix to the wall.
Is there a minimum charge for a single vanity?
Most fabricators have a minimum job charge, so a single small vanity costs more per square metre than a kitchen. Bundling it with other benches helps.
Ready for new benchtops?
Send your sizes or plans and get a written, itemised quote from a local Adelaide fabricator.